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Yearly Archives: 2007
Hope everyone has made it back from the holidays and back to their jobs. To that end, I think that everyone that was interested in Shockey Monkey has already submitted their application. I’ve certainly given everyone more than enough time. … Continue reading
Sorry about the previos post, it went to the wrong profile and ended up here instead of the Own Web Now Corp Blog. For what its worth, we “innovated” that feature from Exchange 2007 and Sendmail. While Exchange 2007 does … Continue reading
Earlier today we have made some significant changes to the tar-pitting mechanism under ExchangeDefender. The new mechanism is designed to reject messages from hosts that do not follow the proper RFC SMTP dialog and attempt to smash tar-pitting. More on … Continue reading
The word “innovation” has a special definition in the Microsoft dictionary, but with today’s announcements Apple pretty much wins the 2007 Meeee Toooo! award for excellence in delivering four new groundbreaking products… that already exist. Today Apple announced a cell phone, … Continue reading
There is no secret that I’m a Gator. Having been at UF during the Spurrier years I am happy that we can finally assume some of our ol’ ball coach arrogance. Yes, there are 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter … Continue reading
Wrote about this earlier today and sure enough, its at CES. So Microsoft, send me one! It’s covered here and there is a pretty impressive vlog post here. Not only could just about everyone I hang out with use one of these … Continue reading
It’s a sad day but let this serve as an official announcement that I am no longer “an SBSer” Earlier today OwnWebNow finally decomissioned our cornerstone SBS server (and domain) that has grown us to this point. The release of Exchange … Continue reading
Now this would be interesting. Ars Technica and Mary Jo Foley speculate about a Microsoft Home Server. Sounds interesting, with the amount of media and data floating around the home most of us already run servers or at the very … Continue reading
P.S. You may be offended by this post and by its contents. If you are easily offended I suggest you close this window now. The blog post depicts and criticizes new Microsoft advertising which you are also likely to find … Continue reading
Short notice but worth it. I’m presenting on Exchange 2007 tomorrow morning to Alamo PC SBS SIG (the taco people). The event will be webcast, if you have some time from 9:30 AM – Noon EST hope you join me. The … Continue reading