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Author Archives: Vlad
Last paragraph is not for the faint of heart, you've been warned. Eric Ligman, the only person at Microsoft capable of explaining licensing, has posted about the NFR software and the few famous posts that we've drilled Microsoft over. He's … Continue reading
Paula Rooney has an excellent article over at CRN about the products nobody will buy… I mean, about the challenges major software vendors have when offering bundles to the midmarket. The genius part of the whole article is at the … Continue reading
They sure have been buying a lot of fiber. Get it now? Eh? The fiber.. Anywho, the rumor mill over what Google is doing with the dark fiber, the acquired telco building in New York, the $100 Google cube PC, … Continue reading
This certainly puts in perspective. Kevin Korb, whose presentation on Software RAID at the local Linux user group got turned into the podcast, shared this great page with me along with his resistance to the word podcast. You have to … Continue reading
The Duke Nukem Forever production of the SBS Show is out, asking what will be big in SBS in 2006? We've rounded up some SBS industry leaders to answer that question and we also covered some of the things we … Continue reading
I just love competition. I love it even more when it leads to free tools that make me better. Now this is just a rumor, but one that is simply too good: Vmware is planning to release Vmware GSX server … Continue reading
It appears that the push mail from Microsoft (AKU2) and the Microsoft Security and Feature Pack have been delayed, significantly. Number of resources have started citing "2006" as the release time-frame where it was first quarter of 2006 when the … Continue reading
It is so rare nowadays that there is truth in advertising. One of the latest Microsoft media flops has been the invention of the personal media player device. Well, I was browsing around earlier tonight and I found the following … Continue reading
Next week I'll be going to Tampa SBS UG to present on Linux in small business and I had a little chat on the local Linux User Group mailing list where they basically didn't understand either why I looked at … Continue reading
There are way too many lawyers. These two articles prove that. Good Technology Sued over Wireless Patents NTP, having had its patents invalidated countless times has taken a stock in Visto and opened another litigation front, this time against Good … Continue reading