Apparently, the webcasting deal passed the House Judiciary Committee, that’s a big step to final passage. Looks like the webcasters had to swallow some higher rates than they wanted in order to avoid the CARP fees kicking in, but at least this is back to being based on a percent of revenue, like broadcast radio has been for years.
I haven’t followed this deal too closely, but Doc’s got all the links and insight.
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If you are still using IE6, or are supporting users who do, you want to take a look at this workaround posted at PC-Doctor that will protect them from the latest spyware exploit, at least until the next patch cycle. Or, you know, you could stay away from those naughty Russian sites. 🙂 tags: Exploit,…
Windows XP patch chart SpyBot Search and Destroy 1.2 released Chris is a little angry at Huminity, whatever that is.. Cisco is buying Linksys -not sure what it means but it’ll be interesting if Cisco can finally figure out how to do SOHO and home networking as simply and cheaply as Linksys has done it…..
Rick Klau has some interesting comments about Gmail. I do think this is just the beginning for where Google is headed with this. I envision big things. I didn’t sign up for an account for a long time, even though as a Blogger user I was eligible, because personally I still like living in Outlook…
The good news? I do have ‘net access in class. The bad news? While surfing towards the end of our lunch break I discovered that the Child Abuse site’s been suspended. I don’t have any idea why, and I don’t have the contact information for the host with me. Of course I also noticed that…
Phil Ringalda has posted a pair of MT hacks that I’m noting here for my own benefit to read later. The Child Abuse site doesn’t have anywhere near enough traffic to have some of these problems, and well, it doesn’t have more than one blog running either, but you never know what the future will…
I only have today and tomorrow to get any and all work done for the rest of the month, since I’ll be gone. I’m working hard on getting everything caught up. I’m checking and double checking all the logs and machines for signs of impending trouble that I can correct now, instead of waiting for…