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It’s been a while since I’ve blogged about anything so I thought I’d toss it out there that Applied Innovations has commissioned the design of 3 wordpress themes and are giving these away for FREE to the wordpress community. As everyone that reads my blog knows I’m a big advocate of wordpress as a blogging […]
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A new version of the Linux Additions for Virtual Server is now available from the Microsoft Download Center via the following webpage: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/virtualserver/downloads/linuxguestsupport.mspx These new Additions add support for some updated distributions of Linux and are designed to work with Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 which is available at http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/virtualserver Currently Qualified Linux Guest Operating
Linux Additions for Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 updated Read More »
Got one of my daily Microsoft email newsletters today and it detailed a couple new tools from Sysinternals (the guys that bring up such great tools as filemon and procmon) BgInfo v4.11 Released. There’s a new version of BgInfo. BgInfo creates a background image with various information about the machine you’re working on at the
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Levitated | Combinatoric Critters, a computational sketch (tags: monsterid) Don Park’s Daily Habit – Identicon: Third-Party Implementations (tags: monsterid) Sean Kearney’s (CarKnee) Blog (tags: monsterid)
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Windows 2008 comes only on DVD and today you’d think every computer has a DVD drive by default, unfortunately most servers are ordered without them and that causes a problem obviously. Your choices would be to break the DVD into CD-ROMs (not fun) install over the network (a little more work than I wanted to
Installing Windows 2008 via USB thumbdrive Read More »
At home I’ve had a homebuilt P4 3.2GHz desktop for a while now, it’s done me well but new video cards, faster multi-core processors and ofcourse Vista… it was time to build a new box. Recently Scott Hanselman posted about his new Ultimate Gaming Machine he had built up and I was inspired to build
My New SuperRig (AKA the gaming/media beast) Read More »
Ever since Bill Staples first blogged about the collaborative work Microsoft was doing with Zend to improve PHP stability and performance on IIS, I’ve been giddy as a school girl. Having run a core component of the AppliedI.net infrastructure that makes use of PHP and MySQL on IIS7 and making use of FastCGI and the
There’s a new database option available for PHP, It’s called SQL2005 Read More »
I’d be remiss if I didn’t point out here that I was recently interviewed by HostSearch.com. HostSearch is an online hosting magazine that covers just about everything hosting related. You can see the Interview here.
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I’ve enabled MonsterID comment image tags on my blog and discuss MonsterID, it’s use and my blog theme in this article. What is MonsterID MonsterID is a method of generating a unique monster image based upon a certain identifier, usually based on IP address, email address or something similar. It’s used to automatically create a
What kind of monster are you? Using MonsterID comments in your wordpress blog Read More »