I learned about this a couple weeks ago – and now it’s live. And in my opinion, it’s super cool, and WAY OVERDUE.http://www.mojaveexperiment.com/I personally LOVE THIS. But what do you think?
Okay.. I tweeted this.. So I better elaborate here in my blog.Currently I am in Seattle attending an internal Microsoft technology training event called “TechReady” (this is “TechReady 7”, for those of you counting). I think all the cool tech I saw demonstrated yesterday has entered my dreams. I woke up early this morning because … Continue reading Geeky Techno Dream
My friend and coworker John Baker is all excited. He’s had a blog for a couple years now, but has recently acquired a new-found enthusiasm for blogging. He even updated his style sheets to make his blog more pretty. Check it out. Encourage him. He needs it. “What about your blog, Kevin? You’ve had the … Continue reading John Baker: Have you blogged today?
Interesting idea… have blog posts also show up in my Twitter feed. So this post is my first test of twitterfeed.com.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: This promotion and promotion code have expired.Please CLICK HERE for the most current promotion.Whenever I present a live TechNet Event, I ask my audience to raise their hands if they are a TechNet subscriber. Usually about 1/3 of the audience raises their hand. Considering that this is typically a Microsoft-friendly audience, I'm a … Continue reading Savings. TechNet Subscriptions. What could be better?
Dear Video Diary,Here it is.. the last day of TechEd 2008 US IT Pro. This morning I got together with some teammates and had a little video/screencasting/editing/publishing discussion. (Thanks Keith!) Then I took one of my coworkers to the airport. I did get back in time to attend one more session. It was an Instructor-Lead … Continue reading Kevin’s TechEd Video Diaries – Part 5 of 5 – June 13, 2008
My teammate Matt “Mongo” Hester just posted a pretty cool demo screencast on the process of adding bits (in this case, the currently-in-beta next version of Internet Explorer) into an offline image of Windows Vista. Yes.. “offline” because it’s an installation of Vista that exists in a .wim file. So we’re applying IE 8 as … Continue reading Mongo-Cool Screencast on Slipstreaming IE 8 into a Windows Vista SP1 Image
Dear Video Diary,Yeah.. I know I said that the last one was the LAST one.. but I decided to take my entire 16 minutes of wandering around the Exhibit Hall and speed it up to fit in just over 3.5 minutes. Maybe I'm alone in this (let me know), but I think it's fun to … Continue reading Kevin’s TechEd Video Diaries – Bonus Reel
Cool! Just noticed that one of my webcast recordings is listed in the current “Top 10 Webcasts” again. This time it was the one I did about Network Access Protection (part 18 of our 24 hours of Windows Server 2008 series).Click HERE for the webcast recording.And HERE for my webcast resources page.And finally, HERE for … Continue reading Hey.. I’m in the “Top 10 Webcasts” again
Dear Video Diary,Another busy day. I was pleased to be a part of the TechNet Springboard Series panel discussion on Vista Deployment. We had some tough-but-fair questions around Vista thrown our way, and it was fun! After that I did one video interview as well. I had another scheduled for the afternoon, but the interviewee … Continue reading Kevin’s TechEd Video Diaries – Part 4 – June 12, 2008
Absolutely Full of I.T. 