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If you’re interested in using Search Server 2008 Express in your application or shipping it on hardware then take a look at the redistribution license page on the Enterprise Search site . This redistribution license agreement grants you the right to redistribute...
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These may have been kind of cute or clever in the past, misleading as they were. But now they’re just plain obnoxious.
When I bought my new car last year there was a car salesman at one dealership who only seemed concerned with what other...
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As you probably heard (if you’re reading this blog), Steven Sinofsky and Jon DeVaan recently launched the Windows 7 Engineer Team Blog.
This afternoon the Steven made his second post on the blog, discussing the Windows 7 engineering organization...
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Starting Faceted Search 2.5, the solution relies on Microsoft Enterprise Library to address common software requirements in caching, logging, exception handling, policy injection etc., etc. More importantly, the 2.5 is a ground breaking release that is...
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Randall Stross, the same guy who recently said Microsoft should abandon Windows, says on the NY Times site that passwords aren’t good because they’re vulnerable to spoofing attacks, and that they should be replaced by “information cards...
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Flash and Java, I’m looking at you.
You may have heard about the paper released at this week’s Black Hat conference, describing limitations in Windows’ memory protection schemes like ASLR, DEP, etc. The paper is well-written, very detailed, and...
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In traditional Microsoft fashion, this year’s interns have put together a video about Microsoft… in this case, telling the story of a spy trying to find all our Win7 secrets Somebody posted the video to YouTube, which you can find here.
Random...
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In addition to the aforementioned e-mailing, I also spent a little of the weekend on some personal projects, and did some poking around at the OpenSearch discussion group. I was curious about the fact that OpenSearch 1.1 has been stuck in “Draft...
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Last week I headed down to LA to spend a long weekend with my sister and my friend Sara, both of whom live there. I tried to remain disconnected during that time but failed pretty miserably, at least the last couple days. I even kept up with...
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In light of the 2008 Olympics starting tomorrow in Beijing, we’re extremely excited to share that the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games is one of our newest SharePoint Server 2007 customers! After checking out a variety of different search...
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Hey, sorry for not blogging for so long - but please check out my new blog at blog.sharepointproducts.com . Here I will continue blogging about SharePoint on technical subjects. I will not restrict myself to search related topics as I do more than search...
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The so-called “Free Software Foundation,” having vanquished their enemy from Redmond and having nothing better to do, is now launching a Denial of Service campaign against users of Apple’s products. Basically they want their minions...
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As announced on the SharePoint Team blog this morning we released to web three new important updates that affect SharePoint Server 2007 , Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 , Project Server 2007 , Search Server 2008 , Search Server 2008 Express and Project...
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conceptClassifier for SharePoint adds automatic document classification and taxonomy management to Microsoft SharePoint and works without the need to build another search index. It is installed as a set of Features that, when activated, cause new columns...
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Earlier this evening I discovered a wonderful series of videos on YouTube (which I am convinced more than ever is a Google plot to make sure I stay up all night watching videos and don’t get any work done in the morning).
It’s a series called...
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