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Tag Archives: Fun
Clean Virtualization
Have you seen the new look of Microsoft Virtualization? Even though it’s new, it looks familiar to me for some reason. Here is a sample of the design: It makes me think of clean, but not clean as in save … Continue reading
CIO deploys Hyper-V, loses job to 15-year-old
A colleague pointed out this CIO interview from Business & Leadership and I thought it was good for a laugh. Keep in mind, not counting developers, this IT department has two employees — including the CIO. You might call that … Continue reading
Fishy Hostnames
Bonjour! Wait, I’m not in Cannes right now at VMworld Europe 2009. No, I’m watching the competition’s desperate partnership and vaporware announcements online, just like many of you. I felt like writing about something completely different this time. What are … Continue reading
Windows Server Core training kit – 1994 edition
Recently, I was going through some old computer paraphernalia at home and came across something that might just come in handy if I ever have to use Windows Server Core:
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