Always read prerequisites
Tuesday, March 15th, 2011Always read prerequisites. Period. I will be speaking at the Microsoft Network conference in Bosnia and Herzegovina this Thursday about Dynamic memory. I already spoke twice about DM, and I have a slide explaining prerequisites for the guest operating system, among which are the Enterprise or Ultimate version of Vista/Windows7. I know that, and I [...]
Article review – 5 things Microsoft must do to stay in the virtualization game
Wednesday, October 27th, 2010A couple of months ago (to be precise, on July 20th) I noticed a post on VirtualizationAdmin.com titled 5 things Microsoft must do to stay in the virtualization game. I immediately wanted to write my own version of the post and make a comment on that article, but I decided to skip on this one [...]
4 reasons why Microsoft should give Windows Phone 7 to its MVPs
Monday, October 18th, 2010A couple of months ago, Microsoft announced it will provide a new mobile phone running Windows Phone 7 to its every employee. Considering the fact that Microsoft has ~90.000 employees, that’s a big number of devices. Microsoft has around 3000-4000 MVPs (Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals), who are not employees of the Microsoft Corporation. MVPs are [...]
Windows 7, good luck
Thursday, October 29th, 2009There was so much buzz around Windows 7 lately. Everyone wanted to test it and to say his/her opinion about new operating system from Microsoft. Mostly, people are very satisfied with the Windows 7, and most of the people think it is the best operating system ever from Microsoft, if not best operating system ever [...]
End of my internship
Wednesday, October 7th, 2009Last two and a half months I spent in Tampere, Finland, working at Technical University of Tampere. My projects were related with XMPP instant messaging protocol, and I was investigating possible usages of XMPP in different scenarios: sending data from sensors to other nodes on the network, sending and receiving data via XMPP using php [...]
Why I use Windows? Part 2
Wednesday, July 29th, 2009Yesterday I wrote post titled “Why I use Windows?”, trying to explain why I (still) use Windows. I expected some reactions, but I got more feedback than I could ever imagine. Twitter and comments on this blog were filled up with reactions of Linux and Mac users, I couldn’t reply to all of them, so [...]
Why I use Windows?
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009Since I’ve been using computers, I hear never ending stories and arguments which operating system is better. Those “wars” were usually between Windows and Linux “fans”, and today we have 3rd category: Mac users. These days, fans of all three operating systems have good arguments to claim that their operating system is the best. I [...]
Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 RTM
Thursday, July 23rd, 2009Microsoft has RTM’d Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. Customers will get their copies on these dates: Technet subscribers: August 6 in English, October 1 remaining languages MSDN subscribes: August 6 in English, October 1 remaining languages Software Assurance (SA) customers: August 7, remaining languages a couple of weeks later Microsoft Partner Network (MPN): August [...]
KulenDayz is the best conference
Thursday, June 18th, 2009In the past year and a half, from the moment I became Microsoft Student Partner, I attended quite few conferences, like Windays, Teched, Security Days… but after attending KulenDayz 2009 for the second time, I can see, for me, this is the best conference. From my report that I wrote a year ago, you can [...]
Lot’s of things going on
Thursday, May 7th, 2009There are so many things happening to me last couple of weeks. First I participated in WinDays9 conference (report 1, report 2), last week I went to Switzerland to visit CERN, and this week started with Imagine Cup state finals. Finals were held at my college, because team from college were winners last year. They [...]
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