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New Gadgets

posted on January 22, 2008

Being the geek I am, I like gadgets. If it does something useful, all the better. I was reading my blogs last night and stumbled across KC’s blog. She talks about buying a Kindle, which is a new electronic book reader from Amazon. For me it looks interesting, but I wonder if I’ll be able to get my computer books in this format. If I can, then I can downsize my book collection. Since moving into the apartment, I have managed to get most of my stuff unpacked, sorted out, but I still have two or three bankers boxes of books to go through yet and I have already given a bunch of the good ones to the local library which for me, means bringing them into work and saying, “Hey, put these in the catalogue”. Electronic is nicer from a space perspective, but I want the same rights as I have now with a physical book.

But the best thing on her page though was the kids colouring thing. This is awesome, and I can see several kids getting these as gifts from me this year. Yes, I know, I can buy Crayons and a colouring book, it would be cheaper, doesn’t need power but this thing has gift from me written all over it.

Filed Under: Technology, Web/Tech

Domain Local, Universal and Global Groups.

posted on January 21, 2008

I just saw a good article about groups in Windows 2000 and up on askthemct.com. The questions answered by the article came up in our Windows 2003, 70-290 study group.

Basically, he explains which groups can be nested, and this can be a huge issue when you are just getting started in the newer Active Directory stuff.

Here’s a link to the article.

http://www.askthemct.com/2008/01/20/groups-groups-and-more-groups/

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Domain Groups, Security Groups, Study Group

Virtual Folders in Windows Vista

posted on December 11, 2007

I downloaded an ISO image from the Microsoft today, using the download manager. It was slightly different then the one I normally use, but whatever, it came up ready to go. When I told it where to save my download in my documents, it created a virtual my documents. Ok fine, but where the hell is that?

It is located in C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Virtualized\C\Users\%username%\Documents

I found you had to type in the string as opposed to clicking to it, the Virtualized didn’t show up for me, even when I told it to show hidden files and show protected and system files.

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