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Jeremy Clemons of Clemcode homophobic?
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Written by Brenden   
Saturday, 20 December 2008

So one of the ClemCode.com people (likely Jeremy) wrote via my website.  Probably thinks he can hide behind the form, ignoring that I have his IP address.  Sounds like a 12 year old homophobe.  I'll let my readers decide.

Read more, but be warned he can't express himself properly without using expletives, I have cut them out but you'll get the idea.

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Geek in a Box Review
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Written by Brenden   
Friday, 19 December 2008

I would have never bothered to review this software, has it not been for this: How not to assert trademark infringement

I just took a look at their 'geek in a box' product, how lame can you be?  This product doesn't do anything that you can't do without it.  It's just a bad UI interface to various things in windows. 

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How not to assert trademark infringement
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Written by Brenden   
Friday, 19 December 2008

So the other day I get this email from a moron at Clemcode (continue reading and you'll see why he's a moron):

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Tripplite 1500 monitoring software and Vista 64
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Written by Brenden   
Monday, 10 November 2008

I though I'd pass this along, the solution was courtesy EvilHomorClone (thanks!).  First step is to download the following from TrippLite: PowerAlert30Vista.exe

Right click the file and select Properties, click on the compatability tab, check the 'run this program in compatability mode for:" checkbox and select "Windows Server 2003 Sp1".  Press OK.

You'll need to make sure you have a Java Runtime properly installed prior to executing the installer.  I installed one from SUN, just search online and you'll fine it.

For me the program installed perfectly, EvilHomerClone had to manually select the Java executable.

 

 
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