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Monday, August 23, 2004 #

Just go read it...it's a great post.

6 Years of Frustration, PDC, and Cold Medicine Pt. 1 (Lenn Pryor)
http://www.glitteringgenerality.com/PermaLink.aspx?guid=137a8a77-3eb3-42cb-be9d-5e75d9358e36
posted @ 9:09 PM

Finally...I can talk about this. The Virtual Server 2005 Migration Toolkit (VSMT) promises to be a great tool for companies implementing Virtual Server 2005. The tool assists with moving physical server OS images (with all their settings, applications, etc) to a virtual machine running on Virtual Server 2005.

You can register for the beta here:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/virtualserver/evaluation/vsmtbeta.mspx.

Just what we need...one more acronym. :-)

posted @ 8:59 PM

Who says that chivalry is dead? Thanks, Ryan.

posted @ 8:45 PM

Mike Gunderloy is my personal hero. Well, that might be going a bit overboard. At the very least, he has a very cool blog. How does he find this cool stuff?

Today's little tidbit - PowerToys for Microsoft Office OneNote 2003.
posted @ 8:36 PM

A post from Adam's Mindspace caught my attention this evening...

It's one of those "quizzes" that compares you to something (in this case a social network) by asking a series of questions. Of course I followed the link...these things always peek my curiosity. I was beginning to dismiss the entire experience with a chuckle when I was presented with these results...

what kind of social software are you?


How'd they know? Are we that predictable? :-)
posted @ 8:25 PM