At work and home I have the same setup, dual monitors. I always RDP into my desktop these days instead of installing Outlook, Office, etc at home and I’ve always found myself not working in dual monitor mode because of this when working remotely. Turns out you can use multiple monitors in Terminal Services afterall. […]
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I was really impressed with the deep zoom version of the Newseum newspaper frontpages from the Obama Election win in my previous blog post. I was so impressed that I had to figure out a way to do this myself. This post will guide you through this process, step by step. Step 1, creating your
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Scott Hanselman and Scott Stanfield did a fantastic job of creating a deep zoom collage of all of the frontpages collected from 11/5/2008 by Newseum. You can see it here: http://bigpicture.vertigo.com/obama/
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Ran into a problem today where I needed to kill a process on a server that I didn’t have remote KVM access to and couldn’t RDP into. This particular machine had only VNC and the VNC service was hung. Windows Server includes two commands tasklist and taskkill that allow you to remotely list the processes
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With the move of my blog to a new server, so comes a few new tweaks. Fortunately, I’m on an Windows 2008 Hosting account and I have had delegation enabled so I can remotely manage all the features in my IIS7 website with the IIS7 manager (but more on that in a later post). Earlier
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Microsoft released Hyper-V Server 2008 yesterday and it’s now available for FREE download. This is a bare-metal standalone hypervisor, meaning that you don’t install a host OS on the machine before installing this. You just install this and then create your VM’s and install the OS of choice into your VMs. I think the best
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I started this post at the beginning of September and today saw something pretty amazing… I was adding people to follow on Twitter today (I have yet to figure out what to twit about) and after a few adds and tweets I got this email today: Finally, a Presidential Candidate that recognizes my brilliance!! Ahh,
Barack Obama listens when Jess Coburns speaks er um tweets.. Read More »
Last week AppliedI.net announced support for Windows 2008 shared hosting and SQL Server 2008 shared hosting and I have immediately moved JessCoburn.com over to the new platform. My blog is based on WordPress which is a PHP application. On the IIS7 platform we’ve enabled FastCGI and are using the newest build of PHP5 with the
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I give you Jess Coburn, Heavy Weight Boxing Championship fighter… 6′ 6″ and 255lbs of pure ripped muscle.. On the XBOX 360 anyway… EA Sports has a new video game coming out called FaceBreaker. What’s innovative about this game is that it’s going to allow you to upload your own faces and then build your
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Microsoft released another update to Deep Zoom Composer on August 3rd. The latest build of Deep Zoom Composer includes a feature that generators the silverlight code for you and also support photo-stitching. Photo-stitching is where you take multiple pictures and stitch them together to create a panoramic photo. Deep Zoom is the seadragon technology from
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