Is it just me that has this problem? I am unable to view www.linux.com through Internet Explorer 7! "Internet Explorer cannot open the Internet site http://www.linux.com/. Operation aborted" Also, if I visit a link directly within linux.com, my browser crashes! Is this some kind of evil censorship from Redmond? :) Technorati Tags: Linux.com, IE7, Microsoft
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Linux.com through IE7?
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Books!
These are most of the books I've read over the last few months (I couldn't find pictures for all of them). As you can see I have a lot of opportunity for reading these days due to my daily train journeys! Now it's time to stop reading fiction and start reading 70-291 revision materials. I've [...]
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BT Broadband speed testing
Gah ... my broadband connection is absolutely crap at the moment. It's meant to be a 5Mb connection, but because of a fault on the line the maximum download speed I can get is little more than you would get on 56k dial up. There are tons of sites out there for speed testing, usually [...]
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Update on permanant deletions in Outlook
I discovered this week that an upgrade to BES 4.1 will solve the problem of 'hard deleted' items in Outlook. BES 4.1 does now support hard deletions, this also includes items moved into Personal or Public folders. With 4.1 these are all properly removed from the device once they are gone from the mailbox. Here [...]
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Is Blackberry safe?
I don't mean safe for your health, we already know that devices cause 'Blackberry thumb'. I'm talking here about security concerns an administrator might have when attaching these devices to your network. So far Blackberries don't have AntiVirus installed, but there isn't any virus that can infect a BB device (yet), even so viruses should [...]
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Permanent deletions in Outlook
One of my new Blackberry users complained that deleted items were not syncing properly on her device. After much troubleshooting and even doing a wipe and reload, I realised what the problem was. She was a shift+deleter in Outlook. In order for deletions to synchronise to a Blackberry device, you have to use the delete [...]
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Choosing a certificate for OMA ActiveSync
ActiveSync certificate problems are well known to the Windows Mobile community. If you have certificate problems on Windows mobile 2003, you could disable certificate checking using disablecertchk.exe, but this does not work on WM5 and you have to export the certificate and install it on the device to get around the 0x80072F0D problem: If you [...]
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How to migrate messages between 2 mailboxes
ExMerge is probably one of the exchange administrators most used tools, but is a pain to use if you are working with large mailboxes, as it uses Outlook 2000 PST files which corrupt when they reach 2Gb. ExMerge also does not work with Outlook 2003 PST's ... I'm sure (and really hope ) this will [...]
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Quote of the day.
'Integrity' is doing the right thing even when no one else is looking. Quoted from the writings of the 'Goompahs', in "Omega" by Jack McDevit.
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IE7 Beta3 and ClearType
IE7 has some strange and quite annoying behaviour. After installing it and rebooting your computer, you may notice all of your fonts look fuzzy. This is because [this beta of] IE7 includes new anti-aliasing software called ClearType, which is applied not just on Internet Explorer's fonts, but on any software that uses IE to render [...]
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