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That's when I realized, it's not the flash, it's the HOST.

1. On the Windows 2003 server, open the Internet Information Services Manager.
2. Expand the Local Computer Server.
3. Right-click the local computer server and select Properties.
4. Select the MIME Types tab.
5. Click New and enter the following information:

Click OK.

Restart the World Wide Web Publishing service.

html {overflow-y: scroll;}

Faramarz and I were baffled, there's a server resource (pearl.exe) hogging the processor on our Windows Server.

When a server slows down, my first reaction is to launch taskmgr.exe to see who's responsible for this debauchery. I notice Pearl.exe raping the processor to 100% and sucking a large chunk of memory.

Picture: taskmgr.exe

Pearl.exe is assigned to our Movable Type websites. We have about 10 of these sites, each share this resource.  Operative word: share. When a website goes crazy on a certain resource like Pearl.exe, the processor works extra-hard and the memory consumption extra-high, unfair to other resources. 

So what the frack, who's doing this? Each website belongs to a client and their client, impossible to identify the latter, I decide to find the greedy website (our client).

The plan: Give each website a unique User ID/Password with anonymous privileges. Without anonymous privileges, the user surfing the website from their internet browser won't have access, not without credentials.

The Method: (IIS, Folder Permissions, Resource Permissions, to inheirit, or not inheirt, creating ID's, Groups)

If I report the domain, they know there's interest in the domain and they'll snatch it.  Fack, I should I have renewed it on time.

An ulcer, is what poor domain name management offers me.

I'm here to talk to you, you know a lot of people, maybe you can hook me up with someone that can help and contribute to my world.

I wonder which category is appropriate for my 'editorials'?

I'll find out soon I guess.

I want this page to also contribute to my search for clients and projects.

Whoa... this Zamanta MT plugin is wicked. It's like an assistant on the side following up on ideas that surface in this text field. Love it.  If I mentioned or refer to one of my flickr pictures per se, it asks which picture, and offers me the link!  Crazy smart.

This entry belongs to the 'work' category.  This category is an inventory of the topics I'm able to speak about with authority.  I will author entries that can contribute to my finances, directly or indirectly, probono or on a pay-up to hear the rest sucker.