VMware User Group Meeting DC


  1. Antman
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    VMware User Group Meeting DC


    Washington DC Area VMware User Group
    August 13th VMUG Meeting, 9:30am-1:30pm

    Will anyone here attend this particular event?
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  3. Zidane24
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    Antman said:
    Washington DC Area VMware User Group
    August 13th VMUG Meeting, 9:30am-1:30pm

    Will anyone here attend this particular event?
    I would love to attend that conference if I could get up to that area around that date...I have prior engagements to attend to
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  4. Antman
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    Charlotte Area VMware User Group
    August 7th VMUG Meeting, 11am-2pm
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  6. Zidane24
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    Antman said:
    Charlotte Area VMware User Group
    August 7th VMUG Meeting, 11am-2pm
    Antman I think you good sir...you must be telepathic to know I live close to Charlotte!
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  7. Antman
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    Be warned!


    Antman has developed a new monitoring technology within windows 7. It's a hidden service that cannot be stopped or disabled, that will monitor your e-mails and torrent activites. If you try to pass RTM keys, or information about illegal RTM activation via e-mail, Antman will remote into your GPS unit and track you down! So, be warned!
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  8. Zidane24
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    Antman said:
    Antman has developed a new monitoring technology within windows 7. It's a hidden service that cannot be stopped or disabled, that will monitor your e-mails and torrent activites. If you try to pass RTM keys, or information about illegal RTM activation via e-mail, Antman will remote into your GPS unit and track you down! So, be warned!
    I thought I was safe until I read the part about reading emails...I am innocent about everything else!
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  10. Antman
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    Zidane24 said:
    I thought I was safe until I read the part about reading emails...
    Unsolicited bug reports are appreciated. Working on a patch.
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  11. Zidane24
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    You are priceless Antman...very funny!
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