Another Internet Explorer flaw found
More bad news for Microsoft.
This is the third time in a month that Microsoft must play catch-up with researchers finding vulnerabilities in its browser.
More bad news for Microsoft.
This is the third time in a month that Microsoft must play catch-up with researchers finding vulnerabilities in its browser.
IT needs to support innovation and finding better ways to do things, not defend the status quo Let’s get this out of the way first. I’ve been on both sides of the IT desk. I might sit in marketing at the moment, but I am, and always will be, a techie. So when I talk about…
Citrix has annouced the GoToMeeting service (as someone commented on today) that was mentioned in the ComputerWorld article I posted here previously. Haven't had a chance to look at it yet, but I hope to soon. Citrix tests Web conferencing service | CNET News.com
I like to think of myself as a Mac person at hard. I started out on the Apple IIe then to Macs in University, right through to my “real” jobs in web design and development. But really for the past 6 years I've had to live in the Windows world. Eventually it would be nice…
I tried Furl, thought it looked interesting, but chickened out on doing some of the sign ups…now I'm going to try it again. Amy Gahran has been writing a good bit about Furl and it sounds pretty darn useful. This article, though, is about copyright and is a good read. All of us who write…
Ah the visionaries are out in full force here…But more ideas and visions of what could be possible. PCWorld.com – Mapping the New Internet
Webfeeds and blogging must be important if Microsoft wants to get their figures into. I'm sure they'll use their money to launch a free Blogging site to complete with Blogger and link it to MSN. Then they'll add interesting features, but will only work if you use IE…then the marketshare daemon will raise it's ugly…