I currently can and do remotely log on to either work or fix problems. Still can't push a button though the screen but can nearly do everything else.

But,...

Re: Mr. Blandings Build His Dreamhouse

Great movie. :w00t:

We drag that out every now and then and thoughly enjoy it. It's even funnier when you are not familiar with east...

I think estimating comes with knowledge of what you are going to do and the desire to get it done on time to start with.

I volunteer a Church camp to...

I wouldn't say the wheel on M$ train is coming off but I do think a few nuts are loose.

Look at all they are doing right now - Vista, Longhorn,...

I guess it would depend if I was importing offshore material to use as filler in my product. Then I definitely would not use my own "dogfood".

I have always...

Being the one person IT shop, I get to do it all anyway. :w00t:

At the end of the day (or night), as long as the paycheck clears, I'm happy. ...

Living in an area that is both remote and resource rich brings up all sorts of problems. Most of it is due to lack of infrastructure to move...

Are you saying that there is more training available other than SQL ServerCentral.com?

Wow...

:laugh:

Are the e-mail notifications working?  I did not get any today.

Better check the old web filters. 

If you double edit your post like I tried, the second edit doesn't have a post button or option to do so.

Or I missed something entirely.

Okay, after...

What new site?

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Other than the login ate my password...

Wait SPELL CHECK!

My favoright, favervorite, favorite button! :hehe::Wow:

Richard Nixon once had an outage. 18 minutes long as I recall...

Not much became of that except he lost his job and a few people...

Sony was persecuted and prosecuted for stealth Rootkits.

Shouldn't M$ for stealth installs?

Typical of Microsoft to still be trying to tweak old technology light bulbs (version 1.1) instead of using a more modern CF or LED technology.

"but in terms of dealing with the customers, it is very risky to start saying, "Well, no, technically that wasn't an 'outage'..." That response is bound to tick off customers...