The first thing needed is a Windows Azure Account, which is simply a Live ID. The easiest way to setup one of these is to navigate to http://www.live.com and click on the Sign Up button. If you have an existing account that you use to login it should display on this page also. Windows Live... Continue reading →

Last week I wrote a somewhat scathing open letter to Microsoft regarding their completely retarded use of domains, subdomains, and messaging around products. I’m not sure who exactly is responsible, but I hope they read it, or at least where entertained by it in some way. I didn’t mean it as a personal attack or... Continue reading →