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Windows Server 2012 Release Candidate now available!

June 1, 2012 Josh Bryant Leave a comment

Microsoft announced the Windows Server 2012 Release Candidate yesterday.   You can download it here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/hh670538.aspx I suppose that means it…

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Smoked by Windows Hyper-V Server 8 Beta.

April 27, 2012 Josh Bryant Leave a comment

You may have seen the "Smoked by Windows Phone" ad campaign, where a Windows Phone does something faster than another…

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Filed under: VMWare, Windows Server 8 Beta

The 4 faces of Windows Server 8

April 16, 2012 Josh Bryant Leave a comment

I finally had some time to install the Windows Server 8 Beta in my lab.  Since doing so, I've discovered…

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@JimSycurity Hard to say. DogWatch claims to have protection against this with their system, obviously that wasn't enough.
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Josh M. Bryant Josh M. Bryant · 3 days ago
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Finally found where the lightning entered my house... exploded our DogWatch "invisible" fence! 😮 https://t.co/0rFpBJp3kK
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Josh M. Bryant Josh M. Bryant · 4 days ago
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One expected upside to having ordered almost everything from Amazon for years now... it makes a convenient list/proof of ownership for an insurance claim.
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Josh M. Bryant Josh M. Bryant · 4 days ago
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On its way today to be out for delivery yesterday... Time traveling package! https://t.co/99jtov5WeB
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Josh M. Bryant In reply toPayal Mehrotra
@_payalm Nothing yet, still putting an inventory together for my insurance. Will take some time to get replacements after the insurance pays out because a lot of the stuff I lost is out of stock right now.
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Everything was plugged into surge protectors, and most was also plugged into an UPS.

Insurance will replace everything, but most of it appears to be out of stock, so who knows how long it will take to replace.
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