I’ve spent the past few days looking for the easiest method to rip a DVD and stream it to my Xbox 360 from my Windows Media Center (or Vista) PC. There’s many different methods for this and most of them involve ripping the DVD to a single VOB file, renaming that file as a .MPG […]
Stream DVDs to your Xbox 360 from your Media PC (part 1) Read More »
So we can’t just pick up the phone to say “WAZZUP” (like mario and the boys above) in the blogosphere but thanks to AOL’s AIM WIMZI widget you can carry on a livechat with your blog visitors. Embedding your own Free AIM livechat in your website AOL/AIM is providing a web widget that you can embed into
Holla at ya favorite blogger! Thanks to AIM WIMZI Read More »
We recently needed a way to extract files from a sharepoint site’s document libraries. With sharepoint all the files are stored in a SQL database so it would seem connecting to the database and pulling all the files out manually wouldn’t be such a hard thing to do. After a fair amount of time googling for
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At the Microsoft World Wide Partner Conference earlier this month in Denver, I saw a bus driving around with “The Face of Windows Server” on it and it mentioned how you could be the face of Windows Server. I thought at first that was one odd looking fella: I figured he was either an
I’m the face of Windows Server 2008 (and you can be too!) Read More »
Thanks to the Tablet PC, I’ve started using OneNote. Over on codeplex is a OneNote Web Exporter that’s a plugin for OneNote and exports your notebooks into interactive web sites. You can learn more about it at: http://www.codeplex.com/ONWebber
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One of the greatest things and worst things I ever did was purchase a digital camera. In the past 4 years, I’ve built an online photo gallery of over 4GB and close to 8000 images. I’m certainly no expert at digital photography and don’t really have the patience to become one, but I love “the
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This Blog article is a test to see if blogging via ink is usable. What I’m finding is my bad handwriting is picked up pretty easily. However I have a hard time with lowercase g’s. considering I type close to 100 words a minute this is much slower. I’m using windows Live writer and a
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It’s not really hosting related but if you’re like me, you probably have half a dozen friends that haven’t jumped on the broadband train just yet because of the price. Well thanks to the AT&T, Bellsouth merger you’ll now be able to get DSL for $10/month in all of AT&T’s 22 states they service. What’s even
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It’s not really hosting related but if you’re like me, you probably have half a dozen friends that haven’t jumped on the broadband train just yet because of the price. Well thanks to the AT&T, Bellsouth merger you’ll now be able to get DSL for $10/month in all of AT&T’s 22 states they service. What’s even
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This week at Tech-Ed Bob Muglia announced that IIS7 would be supported as a role in Windows Server Core 2008. If you’re not familiar with Server Core, it’s a trimmed down version of Windows Server 2008 with just the bare minimum bits needed to run. Over the past few months we’ve had the great pleasure here
AppliedI.net and IIS7 on Windows Server Core 2008 Read More »