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Monthly Archives: August 2007
If you’re not so fortunate to have ExchangeDefender protecting your mail server you may have noticed your mail server is slowly choking in the junk that seems not only to be dumping massive amounts of data off but also significantly … Continue reading
(two part series of selling into SMB space: Postmaster Woes is next) One of my biggest pet peeves about SMB IT Professionals, and that term ought to be used very loosely for some, is the constant complaints about inability to stay … Continue reading
Not the most uplifting of titles but if you’re trying to cut out on distractions and really focus, sometimes you may have to take the path of least resistance and not take part in conversations that yield nothing and are going … Continue reading
One topic that Susan and I don’t write or talk about in public is the perks (or doom) of blogging fame. I don’t like to talk about it because I hate listening when people bitch and moan about being successful … Continue reading
I just wanted to make it official and say that this is the last post ever on the subject of popularity and stats because I think that by now only I am amused by what this little Vladville has become: … Continue reading
Warning: DO NOT watch the video if you are easilly offended. Ok folks, I am about to let you in on a deep personal secret of how far I will go to make something unfunny. Vince Tinnirello was telling my … Continue reading
One thing that I have consistently struggled with in the past has been the attendance at the SBS UG meetings. Maybe it’s the word SBS that turns off so many folks, maybe it’s the location but for the most part … Continue reading
VladCast 10, a short 9 minute brief on what I’m doing on the community / community related side. Update on Shockey Monkey, progress of Thieving Weasel, the explanation of Orlando ITPRO TV and just what the whole idea behind it all is. You have … Continue reading
Due to the popularity of Vlad’s Lexicon and the internal grumbling over it, I proudly present Vlad’s Grading Scale: Best thing ever. (also known as “you rock”) Used when something goes way beyond my expectations. Complete waste. (also known as “you … Continue reading
Wow, just… wow. Safe for work but potentially damaging to all synaptic functions. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj3iNxZ8Dww Awesome.