If you’re like me, you’re never going to deploy Windows CRAP Extreme Edition (Vista) on anything, ever. I tried to blog about having to deploy Vista to a user here on a new notebook but couldn’t (I have received complaints that when I swear on the blog it blocks some people out from viewing the [...]
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Upgrading Windows Vista to XP
December 14th, 2007 · 1 Comment · How To Annoy Me, microsoft
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The OW! Starts Now
October 3rd, 2007 · 1 Comment · microsoft, technology
I’ve worked with Vista enough to agree completely with this video.
You won’t find it on any of _MY_ machines…
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IE7 and FTP: So much for being idiot proof
February 20th, 2007 · No Comments · How To Annoy Me, microsoft, reviews, technology, work
I had to deal with an issue yesterday of how to get a very computer illiterate person in my workplace setup to be able to FTP files to another company who is doing work for us. While I would not normally recommend anyone to use the built-in FTP functionality of Internet Explorer, at the time [...]
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Windows Vista: Not worth the wait
February 19th, 2007 · 1 Comment · How To Annoy Me, microsoft, reviews, technology
Over the past 2 weeks or so since the official long awaited (read: massively delayed) launch of Microsoft’s new flagship OS, Windows Vista, I’ve noticed an influx of questions at work regarding the “should I upgrade” question.
To save time & effort here is the short answer: don’t do it.
The only “wow” that “starts now” (their [...]
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Reloading my machine: A Windows XP Drama
January 17th, 2007 · No Comments · geekdom, microsoft, technology
I had to reload my machine this past weekend. I was very proud of the fact that it was going on 2.5 years and Windows XP SP2 was still as solid as a rock. You can imagine my disappointment Sunday morning when I discovered my machine hopelessly infected with some kind of combination popupware/virus. Being [...]
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Problems with Microsoft .Net Framework & applications - 1.1 vs 2.0
January 15th, 2007 · 1 Comment · geekdom, microsoft, technology
I had to reload my machine yesterday (story here). It was not fun. In the process of installing applications I came across a peculiar issue with Microsoft’s .Net Framework which didn’t appear to have much documentation, so I’m documenting it to save others with this problem time & effort.
In reloading my machine there were a [...]
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