Hello everyone! it would seem the Lazy Admin is living up to his name :). I just wanted to post about some really cool e-learning course Microsoft is providing for FREE for a limited time only:

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/windowsserver2008/default.mspx#ELEARNING

I’m running through these to get to know the new features in Windows Server 2008. I have started a thread in the forums to discuss them If these courses inspire any cool tricks let us know and we’ll post them along with full author credit we’ll send you some cool TLA stuff!

 Ok back to hybernation…

After many, many hours of intense work from “Nightwatch”, the first independent “Hello World”* application has been compiled and launched on the iPhone. This was made possible using the “ARM/Mach-O Toolchain”, Nightwatch’s “special project”, that he has been working on so carefully over the past few weeks. Certain parts of the toolchain (such as the assembler) are being refined and tested and these will be released as soon as possible.

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From All About Microsoft

Mary Jo Foley gives us some juicy details on the next client release of Windows coming out of Microsoft in the near or not so near (depending on who ask) future.

"Windows Seven now has an official ship target — 2010.

At Microsoft’s Global Exchange (MGX) annual sales conference in Orlando this week, Microsoft shared a bit more — albeit at a high level — on Windows Seven, according to a copy of a slide deck I saw that was distributed to the field sales force during the conference. Among the information shared was that Microsoft is anticipating it will take at least three years from now to get the next version of Windows client out the door."

MJ also revealed more information on proposed features and supported processor architectures - don’t throw those x86 machines out just yet. ;)

Read the entire story here

Office Topic: Looks like I have been updated to the new Windows Live Spaces update. Sweet! :)

 

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