The latest issue of WinXPnews points to a fairly interesting little tool that I had not seen before, the Netcraft Anti-phishing toolbar. It apparently gives you the hosting location of the site you’re on and lets you easily report phishing sites. Anyone been using this and have any feedback on how well it works? I might have to give it a run at some point and see for myself.
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Scoble’s collecting SP2 reactions in the comments to this post. The IE Team has a post about changes to IE with SP2. Meanwhile IBM is telling it’s folks to not install it just yet. Seems there are some serious compatibility issues with their Web apps. That’s not surprising, I’ve been hearing about potential compatibility issues…
Scoble has taken notice of his apparent contradiction and is promising a detailed post that will give us insight to how his views have evolved concerning Autolink and Greasemonkey. I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt at this point, and await the explanation. Meanwhile the Peer Pressure Blog notes the likely arms race that…
Lots of ideas floating around this weekend in the podcasts I was listening to surrounding the idea of what you say about the users you support. It all started with Douglas Welch’s podcast “Don’t Say It” where he talks about the possible consequences of getting not only getting caught “user bashing” but also the negative…
I’m going to be moving some more things around and adding some links to the sidebars today, so excuse me if things look a little bizarre when you look at the page. Guess what Angela found around our house the other day? She found a Thathostingcompany.com pen that I had picked up at Gnomedex last…
Taking time to eat my lunch and check the aggregator, and noting things I want to deal with later: Firefox 0.9 released. Windows XP SP2 Release Candidate 2 Beyond Bullets -a PowerPoint blog that Scoble pointed to. Moving .PST files Geek News Central is talking about a wireless device that you can hook up a…