Been another crazy busy day today, but I think I’m in good shape as far as being pretty well caught up so that I can tackle the stuff that I know is coming my way when I’m back in here on Monday. We’re off after work to visit the in-laws in the land of dial up Internet, so I’ll be checking email but probably not doing a whole lot of blogging. If you’re in the US, enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday, if you’re outside the US, enjoy the rest of your week!
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Here’s some pictures to show you what things around here are like today. It’s probably a good thing we both had today off work for President’s Day, there’s no way we would have made it. Especially not when you consider the one car that could handle the snow better is in the shop! Great timing!…
We’ve managed to make it back from our trip to the in-laws for my brother-in-law’s engagement party. It was fun, and it was nice to be able to do some things as far as helping with the party and doing some minor fixes to their PC while we were there. Angela’s parents do so much…
Kent and Eric have answered the call from last week and sent me links to their OPML files. I’ve imported them to NewsDesk, pruning as I did it to avoid duplication or just feeds that don’t apply to me. (By the way, nice feature of NewsDesk to let you add channels by loading an OPML…
Movable Type version 3.14, in which SixApart try to lessen the server load caused by comment spam. Autoruns 6.1 Trillian 3.0, which I’ve been using for a couple of days and like, as always. If you’re running three different IM clients, you should think about trying it out. You’ll lose some of the more advanced…
JR did a nice job of describing how easy it was to install the security patch for Firefox, so I won’t try and repeat what he said, but I do have some additional comments. This is exciting. This is the way a browser should update. This changes a lot for Firefox. I don’t know how…
Going to be in full investigation mode today. One of the PC’s here at work, when visiting some website, got 3 different Symantec warnings about Trojan.Trunlow: The virus warnings said “Access Denied” But at the same time stamp, Symantec was shutdown, and some of the password stealer .exe’s listed on that page showed up in…