Whole lotta blogging going on

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Cory points us to a rant about a company called Critical IP, who are apparently calling domain owners, including personal domain owners and trying to sell you business network security. Sheesh, get a clue!

Chris creates his Blogger’s Manifesto. I think somebody’s been getting too many flame mails, eh?

An InfoWorld article that talks about the fine print of MS Windows XP license. I may have to check that out before I ever agree to upgrade to XP. (via Michael Webb)

Taxes are done, turns out we benefit slightly from filing seperately, but I owe money while Angela is getting a whole hunk of cash back. Maybe she’ll be kind enough to spend some of it on me? 🙂

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