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Never, ever run executables which arrive unexpectedly by mail.

I had this waiting for me on my home PC this morning. From: Microsoft [mailto:customerservice@microsoft.com] Sent: 10 October 2008 02:25 To: {My home account} Subject: Security Update for OS Microsoft Windows Dear Microsoft Customer, Please notice that
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Server 2008 AD Free Exams …

I just had this in my mail with a request to share.  Most requests to “blog this” are on a fast track to the great electron recycler, but this is worth sharing. Here’s what Registration is open till October 25th for testing New Virtual Lab based

Server Core -- Too Dry and Crunchy ?

I’ve got a kind of love/hate relationship with the core installation of Server-2008. I love: That it has the smallest foot print (I remember the days of Netware 2.0a – 3.x – why does a file server need a GUI ? ) , the smallest attack surface, lowest patch

Active Directory User Group, first meeting with John Craddock and Sally Storey

We now have a UK AD user group ( ADUG ) And they have their first meeting set for October 23rd at Microsoft’s offices in London, from 6 till 9 in the evening. They’ve managed to secure John and Sally – probably the best established AD double-act in Europe

Justice evades Hamilton

BBC SPORT | Motorsport | Formula One | Justice evades Hamilton This came in on my phone while, ironically , I was talking to someone from AMD who wanted to get involved with some stuff we’re doing: as it turned out it was a bad fit anyway. Beforehand
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Supercomputers and adverts.

One of those Saturday morning serendipitous link chains. Sometime in 1988  I was talking to Mike, one of my colleagues at Research Machines. It's impossible to keep using increasing computer for ever I said. He had 16Mhz 386 computer on his desk
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Brighton Pavillion Photo Synth

I wanted to create a page with a photosynth embedded in it So here is one.
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Need a product code name ? (Dunnington)

In past posts I've talked about a mythical Microsoft product named "Basingstoke". Microsoft's legal folks recommend that if you have to come up with a codename for something Geographical is good - they're fairly safe from a trademark point of
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Motor racing again.

I hope to get back to the Hyper-V , Windows and the rest shortly. I read something Jeremy Clarkson wrote "It makes me so angry my teeth itch". That was how I felt after the what went on in Belgium with corrupt officials ruining things. Well
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Hyper-v and competitors /collaborators

When Ray Noorda ran Novell he coined the term Coopertition to describe their relationship with us. Microsoft's Kevin Turner described this as "Shake hands but keep the other hand on your wallet". We would love customers to buy ONLY Microsoft

Net maps - PowerShell and Excel

Over the weekend I picked up a link from Jeffrey , which took me to this post by Doug . My post from Friday had already got me thinking about visualization stuff and so I went off on the link that Doug provided. A nice little snippet of PowerShell which
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Today's "Get virtual now event" - official information published

The link to this story is now on the press pass home page   Today more than 20 partners announce plans for Microsoft virtualization solutions; Microsoft Hyper-V Server, Microsoft Application Virtualization 4.5 and System Center Virtual Machine Manager

Ferrari International Assistance does it again

It's amazing. I don't normally link to ITV's web site, but if you go here , make sure you're on the Belgium GP page and click the Spa controversy link (assuming you're in the UK), At 18 seconds into the video you can watch a silver car get past a red
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Monday's "Get Virtual Now" event

You may have seen that there is a big Microsoft Virtualization event happening in the US on Monday.  I'm expecting it to be reported on the Virtualization team blog , and on the Sever and Tools Business "news bytes" blog, and possibly on

Lies, Damn lies, and Statistics - a lesson in Benchmarking.

Many years ago - before on-line meant "the internet" - I annoyed a journalist in an on-line discussion. I criticized the methodology used by his magazine to test file servers: Machines copied a large file making it a test of the cache effectiveness
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