Posts made in January, 2006
Google updates Toolbar | News | PC Pro
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/83062/google-updates-toolbar.html
hmm good start but where’s the firefox support? and surely it would make sense to store the bookmarks online? They could SO improve google search results if they did that!
Read MoreHigh-resolution photos overview
http://www.snapfish.co.uk/helphiresphotos
Look what I found while looking through photoprinting websites! Scandalous.. i can’t believe they think people will pay to download their own photos! By the way, the best sites i found for printing were www.ofoto.co.uk (now Kodak) and www.truprint.co.uk. www.flickr.com is best for sharing photos online.
Read MoreBetween the Lines | ZDNet
http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL?p=2490
From the page: “that the internet might exist in a separate uncompromised space, where all the world’s information is always available, unfiltered, to everyone, is not just a personal ideal; it’s one of the internet’s foundational ideals. And it’s a good ideal: it puts a stake in the ground. But it’s clear now that the future of the internet is going to be determined by how wisely we compromise that ideal, not by how fiercely we hold onto it”
Read MoreMicrosoft vs. computer security. – By Adam L. Penenberg – Slate Magazine
http://www.slate.com/id/2133993/
From the page: “Richard Forno, a principal consultant for KRvW Associates and a former senior security analyst for the House of Representatives, believes that Microsoft is a threat to national security. The White House, Congress, and Department of Defense all run Windows and send and receive e-mail on MS Exchange Server%u2014exploitable Microsoft products that offer a “target-rich environment for malicious code.””
Read Morehttp://www.forbes.com/technology/ebusiness/2006/01/24/internet-search-porn_cx_ckrr_0124google.html
good commentary on why google won’t give in
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