Per a link from Evan:
Managing Incoming E-mail: What Every User Needs to Know. I’ll let you know if it’s any good.
Well I had hoped to read it today anyway but between yet another failed hard drive and a request to create an Access DB for survey results, I find myself suddenly swamped. Amazing how that happens!
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Klez worm Variant is back -yet another variant of the Klex worm is running loose. Seeing as how it takes advantage of a year-old vulnerability in Outlook, it really makes you wonder about some people. I’m sure you’ve probably seen this one around, but here it is anyway. Using the back button in IE can…
I’m no expert, but it seems that the Library of Congress final ruling for internet webcasting fees is only slightly better than the CARP ruling and will still send most internet broadcasters out of business. 🙁 Read more here. Might I suggest making a list of non-US webcasters so that we still have something to…
Yes it is Saturday, and it’s springtime so I haven’t had any tech related news to blog about since I left work at noon yesterday. I still don’t, but I’m looking for suggestions. I’m thinking of taking this page and expanding it into a whole new section of the site, where each section of the…
There’s been a whole lot of talk this weekend about TypeKey. You can follow some of it by going here and following all the links. TypeKey is the new service being built into Movable Type 3.0 that will allow you to use a central registration server and only allow comments by folks who have registered…
Yes, there is now a Freeware News Aggregator Showdown Part 3- Morbus responds! page, where he responds to some of my observations about features that I felt Amphetadesk was lacking on. If the release version is as powerful as he claims, and he can get some 5-minute tweaking instructions written up, this is going to…
Had my head down in research most of today, putting together pricing proposals for a new ISP. As many of you may remember, our current internet connection at work is donated bandwidth, basically piggy-backing off another company’s network. Some higher ups aren’t happy with the level of service we’ve been getting (it’s free, sometimes that…