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Author Archives: Vlad
Gotta love Global Warming, Dallas is 64 at 6 am and expected high of 83 in December. I wanted to share something exciting with you as this marks the second time I stepped back from the fire, put down the … Continue reading
If you’re lucky enough to get friends in this business, from time to time they will pull you aside and tell you that you’re heading in the wrong direction. Since ExchangeDefender 3.0 (and consequently 3.1) launched my partners have noticed … Continue reading
I was in an IT expert chat today with some of the smartest people I know in this business and I had a little epiphany that I want to share with you in a very short and succint way: When … Continue reading
It’s that time of the year… my wife (pictured below) goes on an excruciating month long journey of trying to find a present for me that I haven’t already bought. So please comment… what would you like for Christmas? What … Continue reading
I am not going to claim that I am, ever have been or ever will be a lonely 13 year old girl. However, I am rapidly becoming more and more familiar with grown men and women that act like 13 … Continue reading
Get your rom flashed, from AT&T: http://www.palm.com/us/support/downloads/treo750update/att.html
Every now and then I get random strangers asking me why nobody reads their blog. My first question is usually “who are you?” followed by going to their blog. Started in 1996, updated on Jun 3rd 2003, April 5th 2005 … Continue reading
Got Exchange questions that you’d like answered, for free, by some of the biggest names in the Exchange scene (and me)? I’ll be in the Exchange Expert chats tomorrow and next week, if you have SBS / Centro / WHS … Continue reading
WordPress is one monster of a platform, and hacking it is probably as much fun as you can have with a web page without writing actual code. Unfortunately, that little convenience tends to bring out a lot of “Bubba the … Continue reading
Howto: Speeding up AJAX web applications with htaccess and mod_expires
Mobility, Open Source, Shockey Monkey, Web 2.0
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After the millionth time of watching my mobile phone choking on loading quarter meg of Javascript of Shockey Monkey’s new mobile rich interface I finally remembered the pain while searching for my lost Blackjack earlier this afternoon. Not only did … Continue reading