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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FusionCharts v3 – Buy animated, data driven and real time Macromedia Flash Chart and Graph Free Web-based Reporting Software Iron Speed Designer – Overview
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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
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Looks like today was a big day in the Microsoft Live area. Live Writer has quickly become a preferred blog authoring tool for just about everyone I’ve introduced it to. In fact, I can’t think of anyone that uses anything else! There’s a ton of new features but my favorite is the new API that
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Last week myself and Carlos Caneja spoke on webhosting and how it relates to e-commerce applications at the aspdotnetstorefront / interprise suite, “Connections Business Technology Conference”. If you’re not familiar with what interprise and aspdotnetstorefront are doing, these two companies have been working together to bring a complete CRM/ERP solution that integrates with an e-Commerce application
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Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online | MCP Radio – IT News: May 14
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On May 6th my wife and I were visiting Washington DC prior to going to the SWsoft conference. While walking through DC we saw the white house was closed off and they weren’t letting anyone close to it. Thinking we’d get to see the President or the Queen (She was visiting that weekend) we waited
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I got word from my Aunt that my Cousin (Andy Roberts) and his son (Zachary Roberts) made a pretty cool cake and got featured in their local paper. I have to admit this is pretty awesome indeed. Not sure where they got the idea for such a gruesome cake but it’s way cool. Kudos to
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I was using the wayback machine at archive.org to review some of the old versions of the AppliedI.net website. Here’s one of the earliest versions. This was actually the second incarnation of www.appliedi.net: This was from late 1999, note the emphasis on NT Hosting! 🙂 Here’s what our site looked like in 2001. Some
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You walk away with a ton of new links and tools to go check out. I attended the “exploring new web technologies” training session today by Microsoft, lead by the infamous Joe Healy. Although much of the information was redundant from other training I have attended previously (this was a 100 level training session actually) I
You know it’s a good training session when . . . . Read More »