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Fine. I’ll do the Twitter thing.
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over 4 years ago
by
Mike Kolitz
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I have to admit, I really don’t quite get Twitter. My first experience with it probably wasn’t the best one. It was with Twinkle on my iPhone, which – if you don’t know – will not only show you the people you’re following, but will also show you...
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All work and no play makes Mikey … ‘SPLODE!!!
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over 4 years ago
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Mike Kolitz
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I’m between video games right now, so I thought that I’d take a look at what’s available in the Xbox Live Arcade. There was one game that caught my eye, simply because of the name. As you may have guessed from the title of this post, that...
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Aero Glass? In my Virtual Machine? It’s more likely than you think…
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over 4 years ago
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Mike Kolitz
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Back in 2006, I posted an article about how to get Glass running in a VM . The trick was to use Remote Desktop on a Glass-enabled machine to TS into a VM which is running the same OS. If the build of the OS on your workstation is different...
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