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Show 062: Grace Is Back!

Posted Wed, 07/08/2009 - 09:21 by Art
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Hi we're us

Art's how can they get a hold of us: On Twitter you can find Mike here, Art here and Bryan here. TwoGuysTech We'd love for you to follow us.

Brian -
Two Guys Tech is a proud member of Tech Podcast Network. You can find us, and lots of other great shows at www.techpodcasts.com . We'd also like to thank Mevio for hosting our files, they save us a ton of money.

Also, if you like the show, please head over to our iTunes page, and fill out a review. If you don't like us, it's probably not worth your time, go make a sandwich for yourself instead. Two Guys Tech is hosted by Bluehost, for more info, see http://TwoGuysTech.com/hosting.

What's Going on?

Art -  New family. New job. New apartment. New Wii.

Bryan
- Back from trip
- Bowled a 206 on the ABT shot
- Racked Mead
- Bottled Cider
- Tried first batch of Mead

Mike (TOM)
-  In-laws are in town.
-  Trying out Untangle (shouldn't everyone try it at least once?).

Computer History
July 9 1982 - Disney releases the Tron movie
July 10 1962 - Telstar satellite launched
July 11 1976 - Last slide rule manufactured today
July 13 1992 - IBM, Toshiba and Siemens alliance to develop memory chips
July 14 1918 - Core memory inventor Jay Forrester is born
July 15 1928 - Enigma machine encodes first message

The computer history segment is brought to you by The Computer history Museum, where computing history lives. Visit them at  computerhistory.org .

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Prophecy Of Swords

New and Interesting
Internet Explorer market share falls below 60%. - Art
New iPhone 3GS heat issues, discoloration. - Mike
The Sony Walkman turns 30 - Bryan
Wife exposes chief spy's personal life on Facebook - Bryan

Podcast or Podcast Novel Promo
Sword of Blood
skepticality Podcast

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Show 059: The Almost 'R' Rated Show

Posted Thu, 06/11/2009 - 02:57 by Art
http://m.podshow.com/media/17695/episodes/159172/2guystech-159172-06-11-2009.mp3

Hello and welcome to the Two Guys Tech podcast. Every week we bring you unfathomable amounts of techy goodness. If you have an idea for the show, comment, or complaint...

Art's how can they get a hold of us: On Twitter you can find Mike here, Art here and Bryan here. TwoGuysTech We'd love for you to follow us.

Two Guys Tech is a proud member of Tech Podcast Network. You can find us, and lots of other great shows at www.techpodcasts.com . We'd also like to thank Mevio for hosting our files, they save us a ton of money.

Also, if you like the show, please head over to our iTunes page, and fill out a review. If you don't like us, it's probably not worth your time, go make a sandwich for yourself instead. Two Guys Tech is hosted by Bluehost, for more info, see http://TwoGuysTech.com/hosting.

What's Going on?
Art - Doing paperwork and getting ready for my new family. New battery for the car. Shopping for a netbook. Becoming a big Dropbox user.
Mike - Still MIA.
Bryan - Sanding
- Working on recording setup
- Doing lot of bowling

Computer History
June 10 1977 - Apple II Plus released.
June 11 1978 - TI Announced the Speak and Spell.
June 12 1997 - 3Com and U.S. Robotics Merge
June 16 1951 - U.S. Census Bureau Dedicates UNIVAC I Computer.

The computer history segment is brought to you by The Computer history Museum, where computing history lives. Visit them at  computerhistory.org .

First Promo

Brave Men Run

New and Interesting
Spymaster
Bing goes live, some bloggers shocked to find porn
Don’t Watch This: Newest Twitter Worm “Best Video” Is Spreading
T-Mobile pwned?

Podcast or Podcast Novel Promo

Arwen

The Segmentish Type Thing
Proxmox - What is the difference between this and ASSP? - Art

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View the Internet Mail Headers in Microsoft Outlook 2007

Posted Fri, 02/13/2009 - 14:44 by Mike

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This seems really silly, but I end up forgetting how to do this, and then I have to go poking around for a good while before I find it again.

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Find who has files open in Windows Server 2008

Posted Mon, 02/09/2009 - 12:56 by Mike

I’m sure that I’m not the only one who has become accustomed to opening up Computer Management on a server, and looking in the shared folders in order to find out who has a file open. Well, that was Windows Server 2003. Now that we have Windows Server 2008, it’s just a little bit different.

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Here’s how you do it.

In Server Manager, expand Roles, then expand File Services, and click on “Share and Storage Management”.

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Forcing Windows 7 Adoption

Posted Tue, 02/03/2009 - 21:01 by Mike

image I downloaded the Windows 7 beta pretty shortly after it was available. I quickly took advantage of some free disk space on my drive, shrunk my partition, and set up dual boot with Windows Vista.

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Just a little rant about Oracle Patching

Posted Thu, 01/29/2009 - 14:21 by Mike

Excuse me while I rant a little.

I still consider myself pretty new to Oracle. For about 3 years now, I've been applying the Critical Patch Updates (CPU) to about 9 pairs of Windows Servers. Each pair has one server which runs the database and one server that runs the application server. After all of this time, it still just amazes me how hard it is to patch an Oracle System.

If you complain about Microsoft Patches, then you really should move over to Oracle's side of the street. Here's just a few reasons why:

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Bring your Favorite Applications with You - Portable Apps

Posted Mon, 01/12/2009 - 12:12 by Mike

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If you're familiar with Portable Apps, and if you listen to our podcast I’m sure you are, since we talk about them all of the time, you can feel free to skip this post. Otherwise…

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Steam Holiday Sale

Posted Mon, 12/29/2008 - 22:16 by Mike

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Steam is selling lots of great games at some pretty sweet discounts. So if Santa didn’t bring you what you wanted, then check out this sale.

One thing I really like about Steam is that you don’t need a CD for the games that you buy, and you can install from the internet.

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The necessary services are disabled or unavailable. Error 0x80246007

Posted Mon, 12/22/2008 - 15:56 by Mike

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There are two errors associated with this:

"The necessary services are disabled or unavailable. Error 0x80246007"

"The necessary services are disabled or unavailable. Error 0x80246008"

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