Most blogs let you leave comments, but often it’s a hassle because you have to log in and/or create an account. This is one of the reasons Google launched “chatback” — a badge that users can put on any webpage that gives readers a direct link to speak with the author.
For example, click here […]
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Feb25
Chatback: Let people comment using Google Talk
Filed in: Google
Feb25
How to protect private information stored by Word
Word automatically stores a few pieces of information about your computer’s identity (or you) when you create a new document. You can get a glimpse by opening a document, even a blank one, and choosing Properties from the File menu. The Summary tab will display, at the very least, your…
Filed in: Software
Feb25
Basic email security tips
There is a lot of information out there about securing your email. Much of it is advanced, and doesn’t apply to the typical end user. Configuring spam filters like SpamAssassin, setting up encrypted authentication on mail servers, and email gateway virus scanner management are not basic end-user tasks….
Filed in: Security
Feb25
Basic e-mail security tips
There’s a lot of information out there about securing your e-mail. Much of it is advanced and doesn’t apply to the typical end user. Configuring spam filters such as SpamAssassin, setting up encrypted authentication on mail servers, and e-mail gateway virus scanner management are not basic end-user tasks. …
Filed in: Security
Feb25
Basic e-mail security tips
There’s a lot of information out there about securing your e-mail. Much of it is advanced and doesn’t apply to the typical end user. Configuring spam filters such as SpamAssassin, setting up encrypted authentication on mail servers, and e-mail gateway virus scanner management are not basic end-user tasks. …
Filed in: Security
Feb25
Basic e-mail security tips
There’s a lot of information out there about securing your e-mail. Much of it is advanced and doesn’t apply to the typical end user. Configuring spam filters such as SpamAssassin, setting up encrypted authentication on mail servers, and e-mail gateway virus scanner management are not basic end-user tasks. …
Filed in: Security
Feb25
Intel Nehalem Processor Details Leaked
DailyTech provides screenshots from Intel slides detailing their upcoming Dunnington and Nehalem architectures.
First, the slides detail Dunnington, a 45nm six-core (three dual-cores) Xeon processor and successor to Tigerton. The Ti…
Filed in: Apple/Mac
Feb25
Google fires up this year’s Summer of Code
Google has been doing the Summer of Code for several years now, and today they just kicked off this year’s program. It sounds like Google will be will hosting more students than last year’s 900 — the accepted applicants will “flip bytes instead of burgers” for their summer job.
The final list of participants will […]
Filed in: Google
Feb25
10 ways to trim your IT budget
In this election year, everyone is worried about the economy. Experts disagree about whether the United States is headed for a recession, but the housing slump, losses on Wall Street, and the skyrocketing price of oil have both individuals and companies looking for ways to tighten their belts and trim…
Filed in: Software
Feb25
Windows Home Server ‘Vail’ to get more entertainment hooks
While Microsoft has shared some details (and code) for its upcoming minor update to Windows Home Server, it has said next to nothing about the next major version. But I have a couple of new tidbits, thanks to sources, to share about “Vail,” the next major WHS release.
Filed in: Microsoft
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