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Yearly Archives: 2007
The week of the monkey continues, and today I proudly present the Shockey Monkey: First Look video. This is probably the best 20 minutes you’ll spend today, 20 minutes to see what Shockey Monkey is and how it works. I … Continue reading
So the cat is out of the bag – Dell officially supporting desktop Linux. Linux desktop has been a tough sell on the desktop particularly due to the lack of IT solution providers capable of supporting it for the SMBs. … Continue reading
Folks over at msmobiles.com, pretty much the best blog covering Windows Mobile, are talking about a refresh for Windows Mobile 6 SDK. We just kicked off Shockey Monkey mobile agent coding today so this comes at a really good time but … Continue reading
As mentioned previously, this post kicks off a week of reintroducing Shockey Monkey to the SMB/ITPRO channel. Over the past year or so I’ve had an honor and a priviledge to learn more about IT consulting than any person ever … Continue reading
Untitled document Who would have thought that humping a gorilla would be the red button? Let’s review the illustrious career of the Vladville blog offending the audiences worldwide: The SBS Show thong.. Creating a gaypile category dedicated to the partner … Continue reading
Close to 7 months after the official launch of Shockey Monkey, I have caught up with all the deployments. There are just a few dozen people left that I’ll be working on through the weekend (and god help you if you email … Continue reading
Now I’m not in a habbit of discussing political stuff on this blog but this totally freaked me out today. As you may know, I’ve been playing Crackdown for the past three weeks. I think I’ve sinked well over 40 … Continue reading
VladCast 3, weekly view of SMB ITPRO world; who cares about Web 2.0? – Mark Stanfill covers SP2 on SBS2003– Karl Palachuk publishes Relax Focus Succeed– Book a room for Jeff’s ITPRO conference by May 4– WWPC Small Business Symposium … Continue reading
Untitled document Because too many hobbyists discussing politics are misrepresenting themselves as IT professionals and Linux evangelists. Nearly every IT Pro I know has used Linux or currently uses Linux – whether they like it or not is not up … Continue reading
Honestly, it would be Mix 07. I’ve been saving $$$ and hoping PDC (Microsoft Developers Conference) comes to life again but the web development is just too hot to ignore and I wish I had at least gone to this … Continue reading