Other things learned at DevConnections….

By Tom | Published: April 28, 2008
  • No matter what, do not offer to buy your coworker a Whopper when you are running for your plane. Even if you are both very hungry.
  • The day after the official end of the convention is usually the best day to learn stuff.
  • The Atlanta airport sucks. Cincinnati’s, however, rocks in equal proportion.

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What I’ve learned at DevConnections so far…

By Tom | Published: April 21, 2008
  • Orlando waitresses are outrageously affectionate.
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  • If you see a penguin by the side of the road in Florida, don’t attempt to point it out to your coworker. She will be skeptical at you.
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“So what’s your input” is meant to be a hypothetical question, apparently.

By Tom | Published: April 3, 2008

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I’m a very emo cog.

By Tom | Published: April 2, 2008

My work day has been lately full of despair. Decades ago, I’m given to understand, some researchers at the UW did some experiments in which they ran mice regularly through mazes, shocking them for wrong turns — and then, just when the mice started getting good at it, changing the maze. They also would put monkeys (cute little monkeys, I can only assume) at the bottom of a huge cone with an opening at the top, just out of the monkey’s reach — so they could jump and jump for freedom, but never quite escape. If they also had done an experiment in which they made some other adorable animal, perhaps a hedgehog, aware of a gigantic anvil falling very slowly towards them an hour or so before impact — and then made the delivery of food conditional upon their willingness to endure the impact, they would have managed to perfectly replicate my current work environment. Minus, I suppose, the repeated exposure to badly-written software. Read More »

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Office Communications Server: Two steps forward…?

By Tom | Published: March 25, 2008

We recently “upgraded” to Office Communications Server 2007, which given that we’re mainly doing it to get the new version of the Windows Messenger chat client (now called Office Communicator) is sort of like buying a house to keep your spare keys in.

It’s been a tricky upgrade, since Walt wanted to share front-end servers with SharePoint and it’s not really designed for that; I’m still working out some of the kinks involving security on address book synchronization. (We had to create new virtual directories beneath the SharePoint web application, then call a custom web.config to load the OCS web application instead. It’s harder than it should be.)

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