Gary Brolsma obviously didn’t read Aunty’s cautionary tale about the teenager whose home movie of himself having sex with his girlfriend ended up on the Internet.
Or, maybe he did.
It is nice when you see two or three large companies playing nicely to benefit the users. This is the kind of effort I see being put forth when I look at this situation with your AOL buddy lists now being accessible within Microsoft’s Outlook.
“Look, up in the sky. It’s a bird… it’s a plane… no, it’s Superman.”
So went one of the most memorable openings in the golden age of radio, the show being the Adventures of Superman. Starting as a comic book hero in 1939, the man of steel has transcended all forms of entertainment and media. [...]
Last night I had a blast with Jake and Chris working the phones on THE CHRIS PIRILLO SHOW - who would have thunk it? Me answering the phones (er - phone) on a something like radio for the Internet show. I still like to call it Better Than Radio because, well… it is. Let’s go [...]
If you use Microsoft Outlook, you’ve come to depend on it as one of the most important applications on your system. Is your data safe?
Viruses, worms, trojans, power surges, hard drive failure, and human error are just some of the many ways that you can lose data from your PC. [...]
SCARABAY is an easy to use password manager that can store your Web site logins in an encrypted database. It offers a convenient drag and drop approach to enter the username and password into the Web site form. The program includes a built-in password generator, and supports multiple users, each with their own database files. [...]
Back in they heyday of the World Wide Web, it seemed like one out of three sites had HTML tutorials, free corny graphics, and other resources for starting Web developers. I know I remember this period of time, and I’m sure you can also recall when every Web page looked like it had been regurgitated [...]
Q: Someone told me that it’s possible to accurately pinpoint where someone is in the world just from their computer’s IP address. This seems kind of crazy, but I was wondering if you knew of a way to demonstrate how this is done.
This column started out being addressed primarily to persons tutoring seniors in computer usage, but it has grown a bit in that many on the letters I get are from students who have been surfing for sites and articles dealing with senior issues.
Since neither seniors nor senior issues are well-defined categories, the issues discussed here [...]
Not everyone has a dedicated fax machine in their home or office. XP includes a Fax service that provides you with complete faxing capabilities. Using your XP computer, you can send, receive, track, and monitor faxes.
Once you have the Fax service installed, you must configure it before you can start using it. To configure [...]
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