In case you missed it
On Friday, MS released a patch for three critical holes in IE. They released it out of the normal patch cycle, which should tell you how important it is!
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All taken from the latest issue of Tech Support Alert and posted here so I remember to look at them more closely later: File Extensions ExplainedOpen Source Alternative to MS ExchangeEthernet Cable Tester for $5.95Miranda IM By the way, if you’re not getting this newsletter and you work with desktop PC’s, you should be. Tags:…
Highlights from the Link blog
Since I don’t really have anything interesting of my own to write about, I thought I’d take a minute to throw some highlights from the link blog up for those of you who don’t keep up with that on a regular basis. The IT Question Bank Spyware hitting blogspot The Security Industry wants you to…
Excuse the mess
I’m reimaging a machine this morning. This one proved to be a little tricky as the hosed OS was masking an actual hardware failure. So while I knew I could fix the blue screens with a nice, clean reinstall, I couldn’t even start the reinstall until I identified that the RAM was bad. A quick…
Thanks!
I see from the results that I didn’t manage to win the Weblog Award I was up for this year. (Best Flappy Birds Ecosystem Level Blog) Oh well, congrats to the winners and thanks to the few people who did actually feel the need to vote for me, I do appreciate it! Every vote was…
More on haloscan and comments
I wanted to say something more about the haloscan trackback that I was talking about yesterday. I don’t know that trackback is that big a deal. Simply put, I think it’s just not quite there yet. I can’t, using Blogger and many other tools, automatically ping a post on another blog. I have to go…
A solid OS
I set a new personal record today. Actually, 4 people in out department set new personal records today. We all spent some of the day today working on a laptop, a laptop that was by far the worst case of virus/spyware infection that any of us have ever personally witnessed. Toward the end of the…