Overkill, maybe?. This certainly puts into perspective the preparation — and expense — that's goes into Bush's trip to London. But honestly, why does he have to bring 150 national security advisors with him? [Q Daily News]
Author: Vince Kimball
FrankenPatch
CIO: FrankenPatch. Those looking to cast blame–and there were many–cried a familiar refrain: If everyone had just patched his system in the first place, Slammer wouldn't have happened. But that's not true. And therein lies our story. Slammer was unstoppable. Which points to a bigger issue: Patching no longer works. [Tomalak's Realm]
Sputnik Helps Smaller Operators Manage Hot Spots
Sputnik Helps Smaller Operators Manage Hot Spots. Sputnik sends version 2 into orbit: Small and medium size hot spot operators have a new network management tool with Sputnik's platform, which became commercially available yesterday. With Sputnik's server software and access points (APs) that include Sputnik edge software, operators get centralized network management functions with usage… Continue reading Sputnik Helps Smaller Operators Manage Hot Spots
More RPC over HTTP Info
More RPC over HTTP Info. There's a new article over at Outlook Exchange all about connecting Outlook 2003 and Exchange 2003 using RPC over HTTP… [MS Exchange Blog]
Not performing due diligence has companies and .NET paying the price
.NET Developer's Journal: Not performing due diligence has companies and .NET paying the price. [The Scobleizer Weblog]
Sasha Corti covers how to get the software
Sasha Corti covers how to get the software handed out at the PDC (Longhorn, Yukon, Whidbey). [The Scobleizer Weblog]
The Longhorn transformation pack
Ahh, want the PDC look on Windows XP? The Longhorn transformation pack will do it. Note: I haven't tried this yet and this is not tested or developed by Microsoft. [The Scobleizer Weblog]
The project hurricane folks have started a blog
The project hurricane folks have started a blog. Project Hurricane is an online student community kit which enables student clubs and societies (or anyone in fact) to set up their own community site which has a wealth of useful and fun features: Blogging, Forums, Articles, Polls to mention but a few. [The Scobleizer Weblog]
how to make money developing OSX applications
Brent Simmons talks about how to make money developing OSX applications. His ideas are just as applicable to the Microsoft side of the fence. In fact, I think Microsoft's own teams would do well to follow these rules. [The Scobleizer Weblog]
Darrell Norton did his own research
Darrell Norton did his own research into productivity of multiple monitors. His findings are very interesting and is similar to what Microsoft's own research found. [The Scobleizer Weblog]