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Monthly Archives: March 2007
On my way back to Dallas and a schedule carpet-bombed with meetings.. suffice to say that power outlets were nowhere near my list of concerns. But apparently I am not quite appreciating the size of this blog and just how … Continue reading
The west coast tour is slowly coming to an end. Off to Dallas tomorrow, then back to Orlando. This weekend was very nice, another focused conference with lots of community interaction and chances to learn from one another. I got … Continue reading
And so the MVP Summit is over. All I can say is… WOW. I’m conflicted whether I ought to write this or not seeing how its akin to saying “nyah-nyah, you didn’t get in” but perhaps it gives you an … Continue reading
Microsoft has released Microsoft Windows 2003 Service Pack 2 for both 64–bit and 32–bit editions. It is flagged as a high priotity update meaning that if you have your box set to automatically apply updates you will likely be seeing … Continue reading
This is the lowest thing I’ve done in quite some time so I figured I’d share: If you’ve walked through 20 terminals without finding a single live power outlet, how unethical would it be to unplug the soda machine to refuel your … Continue reading
Just an alert, blogging will be fairly light this week on Vladville as I will be out of town and most blogging will happen over on the ownwebnow.com blog to coincide with the launch of ExchangeDefender v3. I’m heading to … Continue reading
Got this one today from Mike Willis; On a Friday afternoon after months of coding, weeks of auditing, beta testing and documenting….. it’s nice to know that my work makes a difference: Thought you may like to know that a client … Continue reading
Earlier today on an ExchangeDefender conference I made a brief mention of Shockey Monkey and wow did people jump on it. Here is the situation: Because of the committments to ExchangeDefender v3 I have not had as much time to … Continue reading
One of my partners (Central Florida Helpdesk) recently moved into a new big office and invited me for a tour. What’s nice about Judd is that he’s totally embraced the idea that you can keep the lights on through the … Continue reading
Over at OwnWebNow and ExchangeDefender we have forms that allow our customers to request a callback.. so instead of calling us and leaving a message or sending appointment requests they can just tell us when to call them. Sounds good, … Continue reading