Just saw this for the first time, the Google viewer, which shows you the pages in your result and scrolls through all of your search results so you don’t have to actually do anything but stop it when it gets to the page you want. I’m not sure what I think of it yet, but it is an interesting twist on searching. What do you think?
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A couple of new releases that I noticed today, first there’s Mozilla 1.2Beta, which I will probably not be trying out for a little while, at least, but I’m sure someone else already has it. Secondly there’s Mailwasher 2.0Beta, which features hotmail support. As I said when I first installed Mailwasher on my home PC,…
Scot Finnie has a nice collection of both anti-spyware programs and spyware resource websites listed in the latest version of his newsletter. It looks like a nice collection of links. I’ll definitely be checking out those resource sites a bit more when time allows. Follow these topics: Uncategorized
When I agreed to do that segment with Kevin Devin from In the Trenches, he sent me a list of possible questions, so I would have a pretty good idea of what he was looking for. There were a number of those questions that I wanted to answer, and take advantage of the opportunity to…
This is mostly a note to myself, and anyone else who finds themselves in a similar predicament in the future. I downloaded my first ebook from the library since buying a new laptop this weekend. Naturally, I knew I’d have to authorize the laptop as a new device with Adobe in order to deal with…
I got an email last night that was similar to this post on Bob Parson’s blog about the NITA decision to forbid private domain registrations of the .us domains which, for once, was a company actually sending me an email that interested me! Not only that, but it mentions the Go Daddy radio show, which…
Some interesting points raised by this article about the legalities of wireless access. I think the ending is probably right on: But ultimately if we want to move to ubiquitous wireless computing, where you can use the WiFi protocols for cheap, mobile VOIP communications, or have near universal wireless Internet access, we are going to…
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