Monthly Archives: June 2002

As this Wired story reveals, Earthlink allows tech support representatives to see users’ passwords. This is just wrong, not to mention unprofessional, and begging for various nasty kinds of law suits, or worse. Sure, users forgetting their passwords is one … Continue reading →

In response to a comment by John Udell What if being non-communicative weren’t an option?, itself part of an extended conversation spurred by a Fortune article on Esther Dyson about institutional information sharing, or “knowledge management” if you want to … Continue reading →

Aside from the fact that Mozilla is free, fast, limber, and polite, I really like the Tab features. You can open a Tab window using Command-T on a Mac (for you poor Windows users, remember to use Control instead) then … Continue reading →

Yes, it’s out, and yes I’ve downloaded it from Version Tracker (look to the left for the link) and installed it, which has served to remind me why I like Mozilla so much better. Once I installed I.E. I discovered … Continue reading →

First, I stumbled across this nifty post by John S. Jacobs Anderson, wherein he declares what is and is not, a web log. Second, thanks to Blog Roots, I learned that the Oxford English Dictionary has drafted an entry for … Continue reading →