Article Archive for October 2007
A new idea I’m going to try out once per week is to pull out a random technology related Blog and talk about it here. Todays technology Blog is called SlipperyBrick with the slogan “Funny …
Since migrating my Blog from it’s previous hosted home to a self-hosted environment using Wordpress it’s time to start sorting things out. First and foremost I have a large number of categories that seemed like …
A useful site for unusual and interesting fonts is Creamundo. They currently have over 9,000 fonts for free download.
Performing a technology refresh is an exciting challenge however it does pose a slight problem and that is what to do with the large amount of kit you are left with and the days are …
I don’t know about you but when I buy a piece of software, especially expensive software - I expect to get software updates, and in this day and age I would really like to be …
As much as we are steering clear of Vista within the business for now; outside of the business the number of Vista users is on the increase. A big problem we have however is that …
Whilst I’m in the mooe for Photoshop I have been looking around to achieve something I’ve been after for a while, namely being able to remove a background from an image whilst maintaining thinks like shadows. …
I’m often on the lookout for unique and/or interesting tips and techniques for ads and flyers that I often have to create at short notice.
One of these tips is how to create an Andy Warhol …
That’s more or less the question posed by Chris Williams of The Register in his article - and of course the answer surely has to be NOPE!
Apparently their payout at $530m was only a third …
Summary
The virtualisation project (10 servers down to 4) is now well underway with a number of servers already decommissioned including:
The AD Master/Old Exchange 2000/MailArchiver Server
The Print Server
An old Terminal Services Server
What is left?
The web server …

