Monthly Archives: July 2007

Spiceworks: A Tool for the Masses

Posted on July 24, 2007 by Dustin

Every day the IT Industry is changing, whether it is a new technology that is developed, or a change in management at a company. With those changes comes changes in procedures and policies, new do and do not, and usually … Continue reading →

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Running Seamless Linux Applications on Windows

Posted on July 21, 2007 by Dustin

A few weeks ago I saw an article on how to run Windows Applications Seamlessly on Ubuntu using virtualzation (VMWare Virtual Box), it got me thinking. If I can do that on Ubuntu, can I do it on Windows (Run … Continue reading →

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Terminals

Posted on July 20, 2007 by Dustin

If you are a geek like me and have as many customers as I do, chances are you spend most of your day in remote desktop sessions in client’s servers fixing their issues, clearing out Citrix sessions, running updates, or … Continue reading →

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Well I finally entered the world of blogging…

Posted on July 19, 2007 by Dustin

Ramblings of a geek, is just a small hole in the internet where I can put down my thoughts. I’m a 24 year old computer nerd from Hammond, Louisiana. I am currently employed at a Tier IV Datacenter located out … Continue reading →

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