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I’ve been avoiding activating Windows installations in my home test environment with the product keys from my TechNet subscription because I’ve been afraid of running out of keys. Fortunately that fear has been mostly unfounded. I won’t go into what I really think about product activation but if you’re interested in how to manage your [...]
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I’ve been a fan of FeedDemon for several years now and was even a paying customer of the 2.x version, so this post is a little biased – you may be able to do something similar in other feed readers. I find subscribing to feeds at the Citrix Blogs site just a little vexing. I [...]
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While attempting to unzip a file this afternoon, Windows was just not going to play ball: That’s 5.99 petabytes – I’m probably not going to see that much storage space in a desktop machine for a few years. Although I’m not sure why there is a ‘Try Again’ button on this dialog box, maybe it’s expecting [...]
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OK, I’m not one for conspiracy theories (well there is the whole JFK thing), but compare the new Apple Safari 4 beta against Google Chrome. Here Chrome in all it’s glory: And here’s the new Safari 4 beta: Notice the similar window style and button layout? Apple knows Google is onto a good thing. Still [...]
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Here’s a few articles that I’ve been reading recently and I thought it might be worthwhile sharing them: Kevin Reeuwijk has an article on integrating App-V 4.5 with SCCM 2007 R2, but shows us how to get the best of both worlds - How to integrate App-V with SCCM without losing the features you care about. [...]
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Yes it’s true, and I’ll freely admit it. In addition to that, Ravi has convinced me to give Twitter a go. So I have and you can follow me (because I know you want to) at http://twitter.com/stealthpuppy. I promise to keep it on topic – mostly.
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There are three tools that I use for creating and managing screen shots for documentation and posting here on my blog: Windows Clippings Paint.NET PNGOUT Now I can’t claim that I discovered these tools myself and they’ve been covered elsewhere probably more eloquently, but I think they’re worth pointing out again. Of course, what works [...]
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Michael over at 4sysops has taken a shot at the Windows Server 2008 Step-by-Step Guides and I’m left scratching my head. His beef with the guides is that they haven’t yet been updated for RTM and still include some older terminology: In this manual, they still talk about “Windows Server virtualization (wsv)†even though wsv [...]
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