The below video was generated from Strava as a compilation of the training loaded into my Strava account. It’s a cool little video to bring an animated look to what running I’ve done throughout the 2015 year. If you are… Read More ›
I wrote this post late at night, in an apartment while my wife and daughter slept. One of them crashing out early on, tired from being a child that skipped her daytime nap and had been cheering her daddy on…. Read More ›
A collection of photos from the Gold Coast Marathon.
Originally posted on Scott Breen:
In a confusing blog post, Microsoft has announced that System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager SP1 (ConfigMgr 2012 R2 SP1) and System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP2 (ConfigMgr 2012 SP2) have been released. UPDATE: Microsoft have…
Originally posted on Toni Reavis:
Dennis Kimetto, marathon world record holder There were highs (American Meb Keflezighi‘s win in Boston) and lows (Kenyan Rita Jeptoo testing positive for EPO), but some things ran along a well worn path in the…
Originally posted on Working Hard In IT:
The DELL generation 13 servers are blazingly fast and capable servers. That’s has been well documented by now and more and more people are experiencing it themselves. These are my current preferred servers…
Well, this is my first race report in a long, long time. I haven’t felt the need to recap on any race I have done since before the Boston Marathon in 2013. Frankly, it’s because I do not feel that… Read More ›
Originally posted on Working Hard In IT:
One of the very nice and handy new capabilities in Windows Server vNext Hyper-V (Windows Server 2015 or Windows Server 10?) is the fact that you can now hot add or remove memory…
This is a copy of the interview I had with my good friend Dave Byrne over at thelongrun.com.au. Dave has been doing a pretty good job with the website, and there is always something interesting to read. If you are… Read More ›
Septembers training was terrible. Below is a recap of what I was actually able to do. I spent a good part of the month sick or injured. It turned out that I tore my soleus late August, but didn’t think… Read More ›
