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So I’m getting numerous hits from a dubious source. For some reason this new Blog search engine - dubbed simply “Sphere” - is indexing Yottabite and folks are coming here from their engine. Looks like a sign-up beta for the time being. Feel free to join up and see what all the hubbub is about.
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Though the Citrix client comes as part of the default install on SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop, unfortunately the root certificate is not installed for the Citrix ICA client, and furthermore requires an extension that is slightly different than the certificate vendor’s version. When attempting to access a Citrix secure web gateway on SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop, […]
OK here goes, I have a Call of Duty: WaW beta code that I don’t need. I’m going to do a random draw from the first 25 responses, then give it away! So far, the beta is awesome. This isn’t CoD4, but pretty darn good just the same. Just so you guys know I’m not pulling your legs, here’s […]
We’re excited to announce that Songbird is now in public Beta! This update to Songbird includes a new default look and feel, several new features, performance gains, improvements to stability and additional playback capabilities. New Features A New Look We’ve completely redesigned Songbird to make it simpler and more intuitive. We’ve improved drag-and-drop throughout the application and worked […]
If you have an old G4 sitting around that’s at the 800mhz mark, you probably should try installing Leopard, because most people agree it actually runs FASTER than Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. Weird, huh? I guess they’ve optimized the code pretty well. However, when you try to install the operating system, you are warned […]
I hear this a lot, and I myself have also gone looking for it… So without further ado, here is the script that will install kext files for you - be warned - you’ll need to know how to get the kext file in the first place, as well as the filename. Easy right? Let’s get started. Open […]
Part of the IT industry for roughly 7 years starting small, and gaining experience, certification and expertise day-by-day.
Have worked with companies both large and small with various technologies including Linux, Windows, Apple Macintosh, and even Unix.
MCSA 2003, MCP for XP and Server 2003, MCTS for Vista, Apple Macintosh ACTC, ACSA, ACHDS, Xsan 1.4 Administration, Apple Directory Services, CompTIA A+ 2006
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