If you are still using IE6, or are supporting users who do, you want to take a look at this workaround posted at PC-Doctor that will protect them from the latest spyware exploit, at least until the next patch cycle.
Or, you know, you could stay away from those naughty Russian sites. 🙂
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Just a quick note to people who do trade show booths. Yeah the show is close to halloween and all that, and yeah I could see where maybe you think giving out candy instead of the usual trade show stuff would be cute and different, but it’s not! We love the stupid little toys and…
Spent my lunch hour trying to find the best way to do this for Angela (It’s the top post about sharing a CD burner, her permalinks aren’t working again. The free version of blogger is having an awful time of it right now…) You can see what I came up with in her comments. The…
After downloading and installing the MS anti-spyware app, well it does work. Of course, being a somewhat careful surfer, the only place I notice it working is in the same areas that SP2 already took care of on XP, because the laptop I loaded it on is 2000. It asked me to shut down the…
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http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/06/is-the-internet-a-failed-utopia/ Interesting discussion. It has failed to live up to the big dreams of early adopters, but to say it’s failed is more than I am willing to say. Like anything new, it’s brought about profound change, for good and bad. What do you think? Follow these topics: Links