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Monthly Archives: April 2006
Jason Langridge has an excellent writeup on the availability of WM5. As you can tell by the summary this all but confirms that we in USA live in the third world of mobility – only one of those devices (Sprint … Continue reading
Due to some peer pressure from Chris, I will be at the SMB Nation East conference in New York City May 4th – 7th. I actually have nothing better to do on the 7th (flight leaves around 9PM so if … Continue reading
Woohoo, bigger and better than ever. Over the weekend I finally threw away Google's Blogger service and ported all of my posts and comments over to my own servers. The upside is that there are a whole lot more features … Continue reading
Just a note on the maintenance window this weekend; Vladville, SBS Show and other sites may not be available as I move the content and back-end systems to WordPress. The current Vladville runs on Blogger, Windows Server 2003 and LAMP … Continue reading
Untitled document Now this is very cool. One of my partners, Travis Creighton, posted this on a mailing list and it is very cool. You know how the Remote Assistance game works, right? You have to ask them to go … Continue reading
Had the opportunity to chat with SBS R2 developers, PM's, GM's, and other associated R2 owners about what will be new in R2 and how things are changing. The attendance was pretty good and the answers were fairly direct, in … Continue reading
Now I must admit I was not too excited about Google Gcal (yet another beta) but I figured I'd give it a shot to see just what sort of a "me too" they have managed to put out now. Show … Continue reading
Today my blog was linked from a story on the front page at digg.com. Talk about a good timing, vladville.com gear was updated just recently. They even coined a new word – Vladfire! What the author of the article spotlighted … Continue reading
Microsoft.com again offers two e-books on Visual Basic as free downloads. The two titles are Introducing Visual Basic 2005 for Developers and Upgrading Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 to Microsoft Visual Basic .NET. I know, I know, this seems irrelevant but … Continue reading
Not a whole heck of a lot going on in the tech world (that is of any consequences) so here are some updates on whats going on with the "friends of Vlad" in as tight of a paragraph as possible: … Continue reading