At least they’ve got a beta running according to this.
That might actually make me switch to it over the Google toolbar, at least as far as which one I recommend to my users. Will Google follow suit? Time will tell…
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Jeffrey Randow was kind enough to leave a comment pointing to a little bit of extra info on the firewall settings since the firewall in XP SP2 will be enabled by default. I’ll have to take a close look at the firewall before I deploy this thing out to the few machines that have XP…
Yesterday was Nature Photography Day, and between a full work day and an evening meeting over at the library, I was in the midst of the concrete jungle downtown. (OK so Columbus isn’t exactly the concrete jungle, but there’s not much in the way of nature to get photos of downtown.) On the positive side…
I did pick up a new system over the weekend, an AMD K7 1.4Ghz, 256MB PC133 RAM, 30GB Maxtor HDD, 10/100 NIC, 32MB shared Video RAM (really not that big a deal for what this machine is used for) for $299. The big selling point for this particular vendor was the 5 year warranty and…
Yeah, as you can see, I moved all the blogroll lists into blogrolling.com so that way I can make changes on the fly and move at least those lists into new templates easier. It’s a pretty cool service, I must say. I have it set so that the order is random, every time you come…
Angela managed to upload a couple of pics to her blog from our recent trip. I’m remarking on this not so much because of the quality of the pics, (I’m in them afterall, how good could they be? ) but because she used Picasa combined with the Hello service to post them to her blog….
Looks like, finally, blogrolling’s service is back to normal. If you’ve been following along since Friday you know that not only was it not working very well in numerous ways, but there were no updates. (Hence the reason I said nothing about it here. There was nothing to report!) This is an update/apology, which is…