Monthly Archives: October 2007

So guess what that picture is of? It’s of my iPod Video running Linux, skinned to match Vista Media Player 🙂 Not only can I play MP3 and videos, I can play OGG Vorbis and FLAC on my ipod now. … Read More »

Myself and several others are in the process of launching a new site, Xmilk.com Our goal is to build a forum/community around Home Media, including Windows media center, MythTV, MediaTomb, homebrew DVR, Upnp, etc. We’ve also got a few people … Read More »

An amazingly useful little tool to let you export and re-import those custom profile properties across your testing/dev servers.  Makes deployment much easier. And you thought this was another sharepoint tool you’d have to write by hand? http://www.codeplex.com/MOSSProfileReplicate/ Also, for … Read More »

Banners hanging this morning on the Redmond campus, Building 118, marking the launch of the Office Communications Server. Caught a picture on my phone through the rain. Check out the Microsoft Unified Communication site to learn more about this awesome … Read More »

You must URL encode any data you’ll pass on in a query string, such as a form post, or other url parameters. I’m always having to look these up, so this article is as much for my reference as yours. … Read More »

When a user does not have access to a site, they will recieve the default request access page.   This is the page located at:

And physically located at:

If you go open the file from it’s physical path, … Read More »