Windows 7 details leaked.

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Computer World is reporting that some of the new features for Windows 7 were leaked on the Microsoft site (which since, they did it, wouldn’t it be an announcement and not a leak?) today. Like Vista, Windows 7 will come in a few varying flavors from home, Enterprise, to ultimate. The encryption tool, BitLocker, will [...]

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Windows VPS overview

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One of our increasingly popular services is a Windows VPS (Virtual Private Server). And we’ve seen the uses for them vary depending on the customer. Some of them wish to migrate their bookkeeping software to a centralized location, so that it can be accessed worldwide. Others are looking to replace their workstations and would like [...]

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Building Web Sites for Profit and Fun – Tools of the Trade

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Every trade has it’s tools and web development is no exception. It has quite a few in fact. Throughout the years of doing web development I have used many different tools and have settled on a core group of half a dozen or so. It is definitely worth your while examining those I recommend, and [...]

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Windows Media Services Problems?

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Yesterday I ran into a problem with a Windows Media Server that I found surprisingly little information about. A round of Windows updates came through which were meant to beef up security, but it also seems they were destined to Break Everything! The error message I received when Windows Media Encoder attempted to make a [...]

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Building Web Sites for Profit and Fun – a Money Making Tutorial Intro.

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There was once a time when business moved with the pace of the locals, generally slow and steady. Today, business must keep up with the world and the fast pace of the internet. It’s a fascinating prospect and a momentous movement. But it can be very challenging and scary at times as well. More and [...]

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Toshiba’s newest tiny hard drive

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Toshiba has created what I think is probably the coolest Hard Drive to date. This thing is super tiny and holds 250 GB. It’s been designed for the next generation of ultra thin laptops and with measurements being 1.8 inches by 8 millimeters, I think they are well on their way.

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Google Goggles – they might just save you an awkward phone call.

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Everyone has received an inebriated email from an ex-lover or co-worker (or anyone you know, for that matter!). You know the type of email; too much information, confession-booth ‘I still love you’, and just plain not-thought-out ‘wow you’re drunk’ type of emails. Maybe you’ve even sent some of these emails yourself? Well the good people [...]

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cr0wnd

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Maybe this will save you some headaches – if you’re tailing your cron log (tail -f /var/log/cron) and find a bunch of “account expired” records and you know that specific account is not expired, this might help. Try suspending and unsuspending the account. Still no go? This is a rare and very odd issue we [...]

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PowerShell tutorial 8 part 2

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As I mentioned last time, today’s post is in regards to using pipelines with foreach loops. Whenever you define a collection in a foreach statement, you are more or less setting up a pipeline. Take a look at this example; foreach ($svc in Get-Service | where {$_.status -eq ‘running’}) { $svc.name + “: ” + [...]

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Powershell tutorial 8 part 1

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By now you should have a pretty good idea how powershell can be leveraged to help you with all sorts of tasks. This tutorial will cover the foreach loop to show you how you can chew through collections such as string arrays or windows services. There are two types of foreach loops in powershell, the [...]

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