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Show 035: Extreme Cooking Edition

What's Up?
Art replaced the water pump on his Cherokee. Messed around a lot with eGroupware.

Computer History
December 10th, 1815 - Ada, Lady Lovelace is born
December 11th, 1946 - Fredrick Williams Receives Patent for Memory Device
December 12th, 1980 - Apple Computer's Initial Public Offering
December 14th, 1954 - Whirlwind Computer Appears on National TV
December 14th, 1952 - U.S. Navy Approaches MIT to create Whirlwind
December 15th, 1896 - Hollerith Agrees to Supply Machines for Russian Census

News
- No more Pownce after the 15th of December
- PepsiStuff promotion ends December 31st. Enter and redeem your points by then or they're gone forever.
- China's .cn domain takes the number two spot according to VeriSign.
- Firefox 2.0 to lose phishing detection.
- Need Some holiday music? Pandora has Classical Christmas, Rockin Holidays, Swinging Christmas, Jazz Holidays, or a Country Christmas.

Interesting
Zombie Movie fans are in for a treat with a set of campaigns based on "Dawn of the Dead" for Left 4 Dead. From l4dMods.com. Here's a video on Giant Bomb.com.
Need some free sounds? Check out FreeSound.Org.

Stalker Video?

Mike's Note
I'm sure that by now you've heard that Exchange server 2007 is only 64 bit. Of course you know that there's a 32bit version for evaluation, but it's not supported in production, but comes in pretty handy if you're extending the schema. What I wasn't aware of is that Exchange Server 2007 won't install on Windows Server 2008 unless you have the installation media with SP1 integrated.

You'll get an error that "Exchange 2007 cannot be used with the version of Windows operating system running on this computer".

Show 031: The frugal dork.

Show 031: The frugal dork.
November 12th, 2008

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What's going on?
Mike
Steaks, Steaks and more steaks

Art
Been replaying Half Life 2 for the third or fourth time.

This week in Computer History
November 12, 1937 - Alan Turing Defines the Universal Machine.
November 13, 1983 - MIT's TX-O Computer Turned On for Last Time
November 17, 1929 - Herman Hollerith Dies
November 18, 1970 - Bill Gates Starts Programming

News
- Get a free trial of Microsoft Home Server
- Obama plans for a CTO for the federal government. - ComputerWorld. Hmmm... Best in class technology, share best practices. Novel idea. The current rumor says Eric Schmidt, or Steve Balmer, or maybe Bill Joy.
Obama wants to take the masses of government data, and move much of it to universally accessible formats.
- Hotmail users don't like the new interface - ComputerWorld At least Google's not the only one who has a bad redesign.
- Windows 7 expected Mid-2009 - Daily Tech
- Amazon Introduces Frustration Free Packaging on Select items - (Tekh) - Here's hoping that this catches on!
- Yahoo! says "Buy Me", Microsoft says "Sorry, you had your chance. No." - Several links from Slashdot. Epic fail.

Interesting Links
- Dork's Guide for fun in an Economic Downturn - (All Things Dork) - Some good common sense stuff to help you save money, and still have fun.
- Have Windows TechNet? There's some new courses out there. (TechNet Blog) -
Course 6698: Fundamentals of Implementing Network Load balancing and Virtualization
Course 6694: Fundamentals of Administering Windows Server 2008
Course 6690: Exploring the Fundamentals of Network Infrastructure in Windows Server 2008

Topic
Gift giving ideas for Geeks
Give a list to your loved one, make it easy on them. Fill it up with stuff, and you'll still be surprised.
- Video Games - All sorts of stuff at Amazon.com, and Game Stop. Both sites have Wish Lists you can set up.
- One of our favorite sites is Think Geek.
Awesome external USB SATA Drive Dock
Stand Alone Car Cassette MP3 Player - Accepts SD Cards, let's your stereo play them, or you can listen with headphones.
Zombie Protest Shirt - Hey, Zombies were people too.
- GeekLabel has great stuff too - I just wish they still had a podcast.
- 7th Son T-Shirts
My favorites:
Griffin Hale Campaign Shirt
Who is John Alpha
- Mur Lafferty Shirts
Clever Jack, Doodad, or Keepsie Insignia

If you still like paper, some other favorite sites are:
Levenger - Circa notebooks are awesome. But save some money, buy a paper punch too.
Laptop Lapdesk
Also, love Franklin Covey's planners.

How to Create a New Profile in Outlook 2003

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Submitted by Mike on Thu, 10/23/2008 - 11:32.

    One of the tried and true methods for troubleshooting issues with Microsoft Outlook is to create a brand new profile. Here’s how you go about doing it.

    (Clicking on an image will open a larger version in a new window)

    Close Outlook, and give it a few minutes for the process to exit.

    Click on Start > Control Panel

    Double Click on the Mail Icon

    Click on the Show Profiles Button

Exchange 2003: Unable to add to the server Junk E-mail Lists

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Submitted by Mike on Thu, 06/12/2008 - 18:59.

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If you're using Exchange 2003, and have users who make use of their junk e-mail lists, then this post may come in handy.

Exchange has a limit of 512 KB for your junk e-mail lists. This is a cumulative total for all of your lists, safe senders, blocked senders, etc.

I ran into this problem and had a heck of a time finding the solution for it. The exact error message is pretty scarce on the internet, and even scarcer on the Microsoft Web Sites.