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  • Customize Your whos.among.us Character Key

    Sep 11, 2007 · 2 min read  ·
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    Thanks to my favorite site on the planet, I discovered a new service called whos.among.us which provides a really cool AJAX based web stats app. The setup is very simple -- it only requires you to embed a picture on your website to begin tracking visitors. There's no setup or registration required. My favorite part is …


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  • 17 Ways to Appear to be in the Office While Actually Working from Home

    Aug 31, 2007 · 7 min read  ·
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    I borrowed part of the title of this post from Wired's Wiki How-to but I thought their list was kinda crappy so I decided to make my own. I created the list below based off of what I've been told by my friend Trevor, an out-of-office ninja. Trevor is always calling me from the beach or the lobby of a hotel (breaking …


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  • DBAs: What Do You Do When Major Installations Require Sysadmin Access?

    Aug 17, 2007 · 2 min read  ·
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    This is driving me absolutely crazy. For the 80th time, I'm required to create a user and give it the sysadmin role. I *have* to do this because the software is business critical (Blackberry Enterprise Server, Interwoven DMS) and installs will fail without it. With some software, I can temporarily grant access the take …


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  • SHDH: I R GOIN. R U?

    Aug 11, 2007 · 1 min read  ·
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    For those of you living in the Bay Area, SuperHappyDevHouse is going on today. I'll likely make a late arrival after I pick up my broken server in San Jose. WTF is SHDH, you ask? "DevHouse is not a marketing event. It's a non-exclusive event intended for passionate and creative technical people that want to have …


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  • My Awesome New Ride: A Kent Super Scooter

    Aug 2, 2007 · 3 min read  ·
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    Recently, I contemplated getting a Vespa again but decided, instead, to stick with my pretty but slow bicycle. My commute is about 2 miles but using San Francisco's public transportation, generally takes 26 minutes from door to door. Too long! I can get there on my bike in 16 minutes but I have to drive in traffic, …


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  • I Thought It Was a Little Quiet…

    Jun 14, 2007 · 1 min read  ·
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    Sorry if you wrote via e-mail or left a comment in the past month or so and I didn't respond. I made a DNS change, broke stuff and consequently wasn't notified of any new comments or e-mails. I promise to respond when I get a chance. The DNS change also broke Akismet so I've gotta sift through about 2500 spams too.. …


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  • Whispers from the Valley

    May 14, 2007 · 3 min read  ·
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    Haha worst post title ever.. so very Wal-Mart romance novel-esque. I love it. So I wanted to share the word on the streets here in San Francisco. In attending conferences or hacker parties, here's the stuff that keeps cropping up, filtered to my tastes. The dotcom is coming back I often ask cab drivers about the …


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  • How I Learned to Deal with My Sweet, Elderly & Newly Epileptic Cat

    Apr 30, 2007 · 6 min read  ·
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    My beloved 17 year old cat named KITTY II has been with me since I was in middle school and I'm now approaching 30. That's actually more than half of my life. As old as she is, she still looks young, a trait that runs in my family ;). Here's Kitty starring in a poorly Photoshopped (her right eye was too bright) …


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  • Hello All 89 of My Friends: I'm Now on FeedBurner

    Apr 27, 2007 · 3 min read  ·
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    I apologize for the duplicate posts that appeared in "all y'all's" RSS readers; I signed up with Feedburner a few days ago and it slightly changed the content of the feeds. I'm surprised I signed up with FeedBurner, honestly. As someone who's hosted my own mail/dns/web/database/everything since 1998, I've …


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  • Google Developer Day 2007 Now Accepting RSVPs (Again)

    Apr 13, 2007 · 1 min read  ·
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    The Google Dev Team writes: "Due to the huge amount of interest, we've added spots at the event and opened registration back up." Seats are super limited so sign up while you still can. (Living in the Bay Area rocks)


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Chrissy LeMaire

SQL & PowerShell MVP. GitHub Star. Creator of dbatools. Need to oil my knees.

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