September 2006 - Posts
Today is the third anniversary of my first blog post . A whole lot has happened (and been blogged) in those years, including events such as: I changed jobs I started the Exchange blog (2 million hits a month later...) I helped release the custom quota
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At lunch today, two guys I did not know sat at the other end of the table that myself and a coworker were eating at. At some point, I ended up overhearing part of their discussion, which went like this: "So you know Star Trek, right? They have this alien
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OK I realize how much it sucks to average one post a month for six months and then do several in one day, but I've got a bunch of things on my mind today and I wanted to blog them. Shoot me. I'm going to start writing a column for TechNet Magazine .[1]
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On the windows mobile team's blog . I hope that whoever is quoted in this eweek article saying that public folder access to OWA "must be like just 20 lines of code" reads it.
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Exchange 2007 has a feature called messaging records management that helps organizations apply special retention policies to folders in users' mailboxes. For example, you might have a folder for legal contracts with a policy on it that says the messages
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Evan blogged today asking for feedback on the posts about systems management that have gone up on EHLO recently. Anecdotally, it looks like the "# of comments per post" has gone down over time on EHLO and we're trying to figure out if this is a leading
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I blogged a few years ago about how I did an April Fool's edition of my college's ACM's newsletter. What I neglected to mention in that post is that I actually came up with the idea in September of that year, and I became the editor of the newsletter
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As I stepped off the elevator this morning, a coworker shared those words with me. "When you're slaying dragons, start with the little ones." He tells his kids every morning that he's off to slay some dragons. He likes to start with the little ones, because
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