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Kayodeok's Headlines for Thursday 18 November 2004
Thursday 18 November 2004
Security
Securing Windows XP
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OS News
Microsoft Internet Explorer Two Vulnerabilities
Microsoft Internet Explorer Cookie Path Attribute Vulnerability
RFID: Just Another Chip in the (Privacy) Wall
Web Development
Google Scholar: Stand on the shoulders of giants
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Gadgetopia
Who framed the web: Frames and usability
Sidebar links with de.licio.us
Open Letter to Netscape
Get the Most Out of Firefox: Adding New Search Engines to the Search Bar
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Asa Dotzler
Some Bookmarklets for the New MSN Service
Bloglines Tips, Tricks and Secrets
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Library Stuff
firefox is a program called a "browser"
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Asa Dotzler
Automated deployment of Firefox with extensions, themes, and pre-configuration
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Asa Dotzler
Netscape Revived With Firefox Backing
Webucator: A CSS reference that allows you to test your CSS code
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CSS Vault
Standard Forms
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JavaScript Weblog
Windows News
Microsoft has reportedly told Asian governments that they could face intellectual property rights claims if they use free software such as Linux
And You Thought You Got Too Much Spam...
Google Groups shows over 5000 authors as billg at Microsoft dot com and over 8000 authors as billgates at Microsoft dot com
Commentaries
Copyright, Copynorms, and Plagiarism: Little by little, the legal rules of copyright are infecting our understanding of plagiarism
In an Admin's perfect world
Open Source
Securing Linux, Part 1: Introduction
Securing Linux, Part 2: Planning the installation
Knoppix Hacks
Charts of the Linux boot process
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Keith Devens
Tips
Customizing Windows Security Templates
What is this Xerox directory doing in Program Files?
Windows Server Hacks: Customizing Windows' Just-in-Time Setup
SysAdmin to SysAdmin: So you wanna be a sysadmin?
Utilities
The Great Software List
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Ed Bott
Programming
[Unix] vim Tips
Comfortable PHP editing with VIM
How programming languages have warped my writing
EditPlusWiki
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Gadgetopia
Learn to Program: A Tutorial for the Future Programmer
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The Farm
What Works in Software Development (or: How to Be Lazy Without Really Trying)
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The Farm
Solving Problems with Recursion