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One of the most touted features of Windows Server 2008 is the Read-Only Domain Controller (RODC). The RODC is a domain controller deployed after a traditional domain controller that contains the schema, configuration, domain, application directory partitions, and partial attribute set schemas of an Active Directory database in a read-only fashion.
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via Builder AU @ 1:36 10th Jun
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Sometimes you read something and think "That's a crazy idea. I can't believe it worked." Sometimes you read something and think "That's a great idea. I hope it works." And sometimes you read something and think "How is that going to work?" Well this week we have submissions in each category -- and one that doesn't fit the pattern.
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via ITworld.com @ 2:03 28th Jun
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When we first started Techdirt, one of the things I said clearly on the site was not to send us press releases, as we had no interest in writing about them. Yet, so many PR people clearly chose not to read the site and they send them anyway. They don't read the fact that we don't want press releases -- and in most cases they clearly don't read the site because the press releases obviously are about stuff we never write about. And it just gets worse and worse. These days, my inbox is filled with more press releases than regular email -- and I don't post any of them. You would think that PR people would eventually recognize how inefficient it is to send these press releases -- but since it's so easy to just cc every email address in a press list, they never even think about it.
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via Techdirt @ 22:46 10th Jul
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Chris Read defused an incendiary burst of three wickets in four balls from Dominic Cork to ensure that a potentially fascinating final day was gently laid to rest in the evening sunshine. Cork's preposterous celebrations when he bowled Samit Patel to reduce Nottinghamshire to 46 for three and give himself the chance of a second Old Trafford hat-trick confirmed that Lancashire could sniff a second championship win of the season.
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via Guardian Unlimited @ 22:17 9th Jun
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But I would limit my writing for fear of being read by someone. Today, many write their thoughts onto an online diary - blog.
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via The Article Net @ 10:15 27th May
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This blog entry by a work-at-home mom discusses the Arthritis Foundation. Read it, share it, leave comments, or post your thoughts about the Arthritis Foundation in your blog!
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via Arthritis Foundation @ 10:50 18th Jul
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Chris Read steered Nottinghamshire to a comfortable draw against Lancashire despite a burst of three wickets in four balls from Dominic Cork.
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via BBC @ 16:32 9th Jun
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USEquityNews.com: Investors Read Tom Allinder’s Latest Financial Blog Regarding Pink Sheets Transparency and Latest Company News from Diamond I
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via U.S. Equity News @ 11:19 22nd May
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A new Windows Server 2008 feature that is drawing great praise is the introduction of the Read-Only Domain Controller. Let’s look at what this means to you.
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via WindowsNetworking.com @ 22:20 3rd Jun
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To achieve and maintain that edge, an angler must keep his eyes scanning the surroundings. Keeping in tune with what's happening within sight at all times will definitely make you a better fisherman, and teach you how to better read the water's telltale signs that lead to fish.
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via Red Orbit @ 2:22 9th Jun
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An anonymous reader writes "In its fifth annual study of outbound e-mail and data loss prevention issues, Proofpoint found that 41% of the largest companies surveyed (those with 20,000 or more employees) reported that they employ staff to read or otherwise analyze the contents of outbound e-mail. 22% of these companies said they employ staff primarily or exclusively for this purpose."
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via Slashdot @ 12:11 22nd May
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An anonymous reader writes "In its fifth annual study of outbound e-mail and data loss prevention issues, Proofpoint found that 41% of the largest companies surveyed (those with 20,000 or more employees) reported that they employ staff to read or otherwise analyze the contents of outbound e-mail. 22% of these companies said they employ staff primarily or exclusively for this purpose."
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via Slashdot @ 12:12 22nd May
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Couple of news tidbits from the shadowy Wii homebrew scene today. First is what is supposedly the first custom Wii firmware that its author, Waninkoko, claims will allow the Wii to read burned DVDs without any hardware modification. And from the "just for the hell of it" department is a separate announcement of a PSP emulator running successfully on the Wii—albeit at a blazingly unplayable four to eight frames per second. The PSP emulator smells a bit more of fish than the DVD-R enabling firmware, but neither have been tested officially. [Waninkoko, DCEmu via Slashdot]
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via Gizmodo @ 19:37 18th Jul
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Will the UPA be able to pull off the number game? As the trust vote gets underway in Lok Sabha, be part of the action online. Log onto ibnlive.com and unblog your mind. The best blogs will be read out on CNN-IBN through the day on July 21 and July 22.
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via IBNLive India News @ 12:17 18th Jul
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TORONTO, July 14 /PRNewswire/ - Toronto based Spreed Inc. has released their first version of Spreed:News, an application that enhances the way people read news on mobile phones. Spreed's research in the area of reading enhancement technologies has been used to create a simple and user friendly interface for consuming text-based content. Their proprietary reader both increases reading speed and reduces the problems faced with the restrictive form factor found on mobile devices. The product will be launched on the Apple iPhone and the company will be releasing a version for the RIM Blackberry in the near future.
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via Houston Chronicle @ 8:19 14th Jul
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David Ulin has done an amazing job with the many changes that have occurred in the book section over the last few years. It's very sad that this is the outcome of he and his staff's wondrous efforts to preserve a read-worthy book section.
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via PublishersWeekly.com @ 13:49 22nd Jul
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via Advanced Imaging @ 1:14 15th Jul
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via Advanced Imaging @ 7:41 29th May
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via Telecom.paper @ 12:16 18th Jul
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