Craig sent me an email this morning:
I forgot another one of my valued sources: Cindy Webb.
She used to publish “Filter” at The Washington Post and now runs www.cynthiawebb.net.
I’ve signed up to receive her new e-mail column. I highly recommend her writings.
Subscribed in Bloglines! Thanks Craig!
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You may, or may not, have noticed that I haven’t really said anything about any interesting work projects lately. In fact, I’ve barely talked about my job at all. Fact of the matter is, I do work for a political/lobbying organization and this is election season! Granted, we’re involved in state-level politics and not the…
Just saw this tonight and thought it might be a good thing to make note of and check out later. Fred Langa’s writeup of his favorite freeware tools and all of the discussion going on in the related discussion area, where it seems lots of folks are listing their own favorite freebies. Follow these topics:…
Just saw this post over at PC-Doctor, where he talks about DiamondCD RegistryProt 2.0, a tool that keeps an eye on your PC’s registry and let’s you know if any malware tries to make changes to it. I might have to check that out, if nothing else it’s another layer of free protection for your…
Want to try one, or more, open source CMS systems out without having to download and install software? Check out this little nugget from ResearchBuzz: “Now THIS is a marvelous idea. Put a bunch of content management systems online with screenshots, and descriptions. Make the admin passwords public so that anyone can log in and…
I’ve talked about Mailwasher’s anti-spam product before, and Matthew from the Firetrust team that developed it dropped me an email today to let me, and those of you who have been interested, know that the new free version 5 is now available from mailwasher.net Tags: Mailwasher Follow these topics: Uncategorized
I was off-line most of the weekend, celebrating Angela’s birthday with both of our families, so I hadn’t noticed until I grabbed the copy/paste code for that last entry that ESBN.org had added some features. Obviously the “rate this content” is new, and given the close race between thumbs up and thumbs down my posts…