“The ones who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do.” – Steve Jobs Back in the days of Server 2003 I remember being able to right click an application and “run as” with the purpose of running this program as a different user with an elevated […]
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Where you waiting for this? If so the wait is now over. Reportedly addressing about 20 issues and requests from developers who use Visual Studio 2012. This update now allows continuous integration for Team Projects using Git and the ability for developers to select a specific branch in the repo. There is also a new source settings […]
So you’re now entering the area of stock trading for your own personal wealth gains. The computer’s you use are essential to your work. Like that of an enterprise it’s a must to have your systems running in top notice working order if you are going to succeed in this competitive arena . Like so many things in life you […]
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Debian 7.0 Wheezy live images now available
Just a quick post. If you haven’t been following the latest updates. I just want to inform you that Debian has released the live cd images for its new distribution “Wheezy”. It’s fully available for amd64 and i386 architectures. More info and links to this here: http://deb.li/livewheezy
I do this with my other linux host over here @ jermsmit.com so why not with my ESXi 5 hosts. Using OpenSSH Public Key Authentication on ESXi 5 required a few things. You need to enable SSH You need an SSH client (I use putty) If you already have a authorized_keys file handy use it or make […]
SharePoint can be fun if you just let it… This post applies to SharePoint 2010 as I haven’t yet to play with the features of SharePoint 2013, although I am confident the same method would apply. To map a SharePoint 2010 Document Library as a network drive you need to first copy the SharePoint document library URL. For example, I am […]