According to Dave : Another indicator of Apple’s influence in the blogging world. I couldn’t make my window wide enough to show the huge number of weblogs pointing to the iMac rollout. I’ve never seen any story get that kind of rating from Daypop. Microsoft doesn’t even appear on the chart. That would probably be…
OK back from lunch. Chatting with Lisa and Marc from HMG about technology and stuff reminded me that there’s a bunch of resources and additions to this site I’ve been meaning to make, but just haven’t gotten around too. Maybe a night dedicated to the site is in order tonight? I feel a bit better…
I really hate having days at work where I’m researching something, and spend so much time reading online that I wind up falling asleep right after dinner when I get home. A short nap wouldn’t be bad, but I always wind up sleeping like 2 hours and screwing up my sleep patterns. Maybe I need…
AOL cable, Win XP not connecting Now here’s an interesting story, not because AOL and XP apparently have a bug, that happens. No big deal. But it’s the other part that I didn’t even realize: AOL executives have noted that the company’s acquisition of Time Warner gives it a powerful means for selling broadband versions…
When did everyone start buying the sulfnbk.exe hoax again? We’ve had 5 different people get warnings about it since yesterday. Are we the only ones? Wil Wheaton has a story with an old message that is still important and needs to be remembered. Gretchen Pirillo has a bit of a rant about the usability of…
File-sharing programs carry Trojan horse The amazing thing about this is how ignorant people are to the whole file-sharing model, and how it is insecure by it’s very nature, let alone the spyware added into it. Think about it, how is a program that allows people to access your machine, and you to access theirs,…