Doppler 2.0 RC1 is out. I downloaded it this morning and checked for the bug that I had to work around in 1.1.1 involving using space savers by date, and sure enough it’s fixed. And that’s not even the best part about it. It also supports multi-threaded downloads, resume downloads, and comes with a light weight RSS reader.
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An announcement from BrainBench: BIG CHANGES ARE COMING TO BRAINBENCH IN JULY! * All tests in the Branbench library will be FREE from July 1 – July 14 * On July 8, a new capability will be added to your account whereby employers can leave their e-business card with you * Over the years you…
Kevin and Scott are having a discussion about employee’s doing some personal surfing at work. As an IT person, let me add my 2 cents to the discussion. This is what I tell new employees. I do monitor what you’re doing and while I don’t have time to watch and track every website you visit,…
The recent news that the RIAA wants ISP’s to start paying a tax for their customers file sharing raises a number of interesting questions. To me, this has always been the “tipping point” of sorts for the whole file-sharing question. It was inevitable that the RIAA and MPAA would go after ISP’s. There’s no cost-effective…
They should be working again. I don’t really know why, or how, but whatever was going on between Google’s Feedburner service and Yahoo’s Delicious service seems to have been corrected. So, starting tonight the “links of the day” post should make it’s reappearance in the RSS feed again. Enjoy! Tags: Delicious, Feedburner, RSS Follow these…
Don’t you just hate when an extension update kills off your whole Firefox installation and you have to completely uninstall it, delete all the profile info and start over? Yeah me too. Goodbye Tabbed Browser Extensions. Going to try it with the Tabbed Browser Preferences extension instead. Update: a response from Craig with some interesting…
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