To anticipate and prevent
If you’re in the tech industry, you have probably heard about the story of a “Rogue” network administrator in San Francisco locking everyone out, or some variation thereof. Well, today a new piece came out: “Why San Francisco’s network admin went rogue“. After reading through this, the situation makes a lot more sense. In fact,…
Mozilla Weave has been updated a few times since the last time I posted. With the first update, I noticed that my complaint of Weave “hanging open” was fixed. It was slow, but at least it would eventually close on its own. As of tonight’s update, they’ve also included a status bar & messages. So…
I like to tryout new things. Especially, when they replace old things that no longer work. In this case I used to use Google Sync (for Firefox) and loved it. Sadly, since FF3, I haven’t been able to use it, and they’ve even discontinued work on it. I read today that Mozilla Weave 0.2 was…
Well for those of you that aren’t running Ubuntu 8.04, you might be downloading Firefox 3.0 today and experiencing it for the first time. I won’t give you a long drawn out run down on what is different, what I like and what I don’t. Who cares, either you are going to use it or…
Well I never got to writing about it, even though I wanted to. Maker Faire. It took place May 3rd & 4th in San Mateo, CA. It was really cool, though I didn’t get to see a lot of it. I was volunteering for those fun folks at the Wikimedia Foundation (For those that don’t…
So I’ve been totally slacking on writing blog entries. But Dvorygirl has convinced me (simply by showing me what a slacker I am) to get off my duff and write about RCC 2008. So RecentChangesCamp is a wiki related camp/conference. Where we had conference times and locations — but instead of having paid speakers —…