Round up
Links to interesting things:
DDNS Service to block faulty Linksys routers.
Yahoo! IM contains security flaw.
Keeping it fun -Kevin makes a good point!
Lockergnome releases shareware feedreader
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Links to interesting things:
DDNS Service to block faulty Linksys routers.
Yahoo! IM contains security flaw.
Keeping it fun -Kevin makes a good point!
Lockergnome releases shareware feedreader
Follow these topics: Uncategorized
We’ve reached a milestone on this little blog. According to my copy of Table Editor, Eric Maynard left the 1000th comment on this blog earlier this evening. I am simply amazed. I never imagined I would get this level of feedback and involvement when I started this last year. Thank you all! Follow these topics:…
Yup, that’s a fresh, new Movable Type installation over at that new domain. Really wasn’t all that difficult and didn’t take too long, considering I was only working on it while waiting for actual work processes to finish and would have to stop every 5 minutes or so. 🙂 I guess if it had my…
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Wow, I went to Blogger this evening and caught a glimpse of their changes. They now support individual archives and comments. Pretty cool. And the layout of the site is entirely different. It’ll take some time to get used to, I’m sure, but it’s nice that they’re adding features, if nothing else! I’m not sure…
Spent most of today in bed, again. I finally got hungry and ate something around 5 this afternoon, that seemed to go fairly well and I’ve spent the rest of the evening getting hungry after not really keeping anything down for almost two days. That’s a good sign, right? 🙂 Anyway, I’m way behind on…
This is one of many concerns we should have about security searches that allow agents to review the information on electronic devices. “Just as border security is fundamental to national security, so too is the principle of client confidentiality fundamental to the American legal system,” Klein added. She said the association is troubled about directives…