Bungee Connect: Bungee Grid-EC2, Bungee Application Server and Community Source Code Licensing

So here’s some information on some of Bungee Connects newest service offerings. I’ve been toying with it for a while but haven’t come to a conclusion on it yet. Once I finish a nice thorough review of the product I’ll get some more information out on it. But as of right […]

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University of Phoenix - Not quite the first impression I was looking for…

Well it’s time to use up the GI Bill benefits I have before time expires. So in looking for an online school the University of Phoenix contacted me to tell me how great their technology and technology degrees are. So when I replied to tell them I’ve decided on the University Of Maryland […]

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Vista going away? I can only hope….

   GigaOM is reporting that Microsoft is Predicted to back away from Vista. I can only hope that much is true. While many people have jumped on the Vista bandwagon, I tend to find that they are mostly home users looking for bragging rights. Yes if you buy a new machine and […]

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Grandcentral outage, why Google, why?

  TechCrunch reports that GrandCentral was down this morning.  While I didn’t notice any loss of calls (it’s Sunday morning here in the PST for me), it’s surprising that the outage lasted for a couple of hours.  This service was acquired by Google at the end of last year.  And while it’s still marked as […]

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Fon pushes further into making the world one big Hotspot

TechCrunch is reporting that Fon has just raised another $9.5 million in funding. This will allow them to develop a new router and push into the Russian market. I personally have a Fon router (the older version 1 LinkSys) sitting in my closet. I haven’t seen a single person connect to or […]

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How to disable Auto Linking AKA Smart Linking in Crystal Reports

If you use any of the newer versions of Crystal Reports you’ll find one of the most annoying things about it is the Auto Linking (also known as Smart Linking) “Feature” when setting up tables in the Database Expert.  It’s quite annoying actually.  For me it’s personally broken reports by linking tables incorrectly, sometimes to […]

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2008 is the year of Software Shift - Part 1 of ?

Back in the dot com boom, there were plenty of ideas that sounded great.  Unfortunately it seemed like there was a lack of technology and talent to get there.  Aeron chairs and big expensive Dell servers with cutting edge cubicles and catered lunches seemed to be the norm for a technology company.  How many of […]

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How to manage passwords for all those sites that you manage? Roboform is how!

If your a web user at all then you obviously have a ton of different passwords that you need to manage. It seems every site these days wants you to create a profile with a different username and password. Unfortunately there aren’t any standards at this point. Username requirements vary, password requirements […]

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Google one step closer to owning the internet

Google is on a pretty good roll in the last couple of years if you ask me.  The newest entrance into the services market is the Google App Engine.   It’s basically along the lines of the Amazon Web Service offerings.  I’m sure they’ll be a few twists.  I did manage to get in on the […]

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