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Author Archives: Vlad
Just one more business day left to go and I can breathe another sigh of relief that we’ve made it out of 2007. Businesswise, 2007 was as phenomenal of a year as it was frustrating. Every month was the record … Continue reading
Of note for us WordPress fans is the release of WordPress 2.3.2, urgent release fixing a bug that can reveal the contents of your draft posts and database table structure. Upgrading WordPress tends to be very simple – just grab … Continue reading
From the mailbag (vlad@vladville.com): (excerpt from longer email): Did you say SMB IT is slowing down? Is this nationwide or just your area? What I actually blogged about previously was not the slowdown in the SMB IT, but that more … Continue reading
I’ve got just one thing to say: Friends don’t let friends blog under the influence of Nyquil. This was a rather miserable week for me. I went to visit the family and inlaws last Friday – Christmas and my parents … Continue reading
Pre-emptive DFWVF post, since it’s almost Friday and things are kindda light so I wanted to share something different with you: Those who don’t learn from their mistakes are bound to repeat them. This is the time of the year … Continue reading
Oh, and we also released the SPAM Monitor tool today for ExchangeDefender. It sits on your taskbar and every hour pops up a bubble saying “You’ve got this much SPAM” allowing the user to click on the box and get … Continue reading
Today, I am the perfect Pointy Haired Boss from Dilbert Comics. Not only because I run a software company or the genetically deformed head that extends outward symmetrically right where the pointy hair grows, but because I downed three bottles … Continue reading
From the mailbag: “Just because you’re a sociopath doesn’t disqualify people who won’t carry a mobile phone every time they leave their house from working in the IT field.” Dear gmail.com “IT professional”, since blog comment concept seems to be … Continue reading
The sign that you ought to look for a new career always comes up around the holidays when people get a minute to step back from the stress of their job. Stress — no doubt caused by the information overload, … Continue reading
Henry Craven, SBS-MVP, talks about the small IT shops in Australia. Check it out! Download: Album Art, Windows Movie (45 Mb), Quicktime (47 Mb).