Rory Perry, always on the forefront of bringing technology to the courts, has posted a resource page encouraging courts to use RSS feeds to distribute court information.
I used to think it was so cool to be able to receive daily or weekly e-mail updates of recent court decisions; it’s way cooler to…
Microsoft has acknowledged that its strategy of patching software holes as they appear is not working, and is now concentrating on securing the perimeter.
Sounds like MS is heading towards a bigger stake in the firewall industry.
Yet another hole in Internet Explorer is being exploited by hackers who use the security weakness to break into your computer. I usually recommend that you head over to Windows Update and download the latest patch. But this time it appears the patch doesn’t plug the hole. Be careful out there, folks.
Do you use PowerPoint in your presentations? Make sure you aren’t committing one of the Seven Deadly Sins of PowerPoint Presentations.
Several anti-spam blacklists have ceased operations in the wake of Denial-of-Service attacks that crippled their websites. The attacks were allegedly launched by spammers.
I’m not sure how I feel about this. I think blacklists serve a fairly useful function in the war against spam, but I will admit that they have been the bane of…
I say it all the time, but nobody listens: the best way to stop spam is to stop replying to spam.
Ever wonder how easy it is to spam? The New York Times features Confessions of a Spam King, which provides some interesting insight into the culture, not to mention the current state of anti-spam legislation.
Jeff Beard has a nice post outlining some of the new features available in the soon-to-be-released Outlook 2003. One thing that Jeff and I both are looking forward to is the enhanced spam filter. Read more about it in David Pogue’s Microsoft Office 2003 Reviewed. While you’re at it, head over to the …
If you’re reading this, chances are you downloaded this post to your newsreader. If you’re not using a newsreader, you very well might be spending more time online than if you were. PC Magazine reviews several RSS News Readers, and likes Feed Demon and NewsGatorthe most. I currently use Feed Demon, and I
Microsoft has unveiled its new Office Online website, just in time for the debut of Office 2003, or the Microsoft Office System. This is a good place to find help, templates, patch files, and useful articles on using Office.
