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david-reid.com/cynic
Cynic?s Soapbox | Just a few ramblings on life
Cynic?s Soapbox Just a few ramblings on life Skip to content Home ? Older posts Virtual Mail Aliases Posted on Wednesday, 13th April 2011 by david When setting up my current servers email system, I managed to get almost everything working via SQL tables that allowed me to use a web interface for the day to day administration. It also allowed users to control most aspects of their accounts, resulting in very low administrative load. The one thing that I never quite managed to get
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dvdxr.com/blog
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Skip to posts AboutArchivesLinksPhotos DVDxR/blog HomeAbout Archives Links Photos Get to Show Desktop Icons control panel in Windows 2008 R2 January 31, 2011 DVDxR 1 comment This drove me nuts. I work with 2008 R2 on a regular basis these days and it took me a while of searching (both on the system and google) got figure this out. As always thanks to Microsoft for making this bizarre situation possible! The Show Desktop Icons setting is a link from the Personalization menu in 2008 R2. You
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holdthefrontpage.co.uk/JobsNav.aspx
HoldtheFrontPage ? the home of UK regional journalism jobs
Register Sign In RSS Twitter Home News Jobs Training Features Awards Directory Resources Connect Advertise Jobs Home Regional Press Other Press Agencies Broadcasting Magazines PR Websites Training Job Search Keywords Region Any Region London South East South West West Midlands East Midlands East of England Yorkshire North West North East Scotland Wales Northern Ireland Channel Islands Outside UK Please use the "Control" key to choose two or more options. Advanced search
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xmlgrrl.com/blog
Pushing String | Tangled musings on identity, privacy, trust, and suchlike
Eve Maler, xmlgrrl, digital identity, federated identity, online privacy, data portability, online security, authorization, access control, consent, policy, permissioned data sharing, user-managed access, XML, SAML, OpenID, OAuth, UMA
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weblog.latte.ca/blake
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Blog-o! Notes from latte.ca blake Wed, 15 Jun 2011 Customization and choice. [/tech/thunderbird] A friend of mine recently said: EVERY behavior aspect of EVERY application should be user-settable if the user is prepared to drill down far enough. No exceptions. Even if the user will be shooting his own foot by messing with it. I, obviously, disagree with him, and wanted to explain why in a few more characters than Twitter would allow. While giving the user complete control over every aspect of