[backhoe]

The wife-unit is trying to shoo me out the door- back later...

[newgeezer]

The wife-unit is trying to shoo me out the door

After taking one look at this thread, I'm not surprised. ;O)

[JoJo Gunn]

ping

[raybbr]

The wife-unit is trying to shoo me out the door- back later...

Which revision are you up to? ;)

A real big thank-you for all your information.

[mathprof]

Broadband Firefox users should try ForecastFox 0.5.8. It will put the Weather Channel forecast of your choice in the taskbar. Completely customizeable (I selected the three-day, day-and-night forecast for my ZIP) and totally cool.

Any more totally cool Firefox Extensions? I'd like to install a couple more before my wife unit pesters me about dinner.

[ShadowAce]

Browser ping

[hayburner]

I would like to install Firefox and went to site to download but it wanted me to choose between 4 options to download. Am much too illiterate to know which one to pick.

Have Dell Dimension 2400 with Cox Broadband, Windows XP and the Cox guy has me using the installed Internet Explorer.

Could any of you folks tell me which to download?

Thanks

[backhoe]

 Google Smacks Down Santy Worm

 

 

 Fast, Easy Backups For Win98 / ME / NT / 2K / XP

 Since I am on dialup, and the slow gnashing pain of having to download the Windows Updates, I've found a site called Software Patch. This is a great place to download the updates as files themselves instead of downloading them at the Windows Update site --

 

 Threats Against Smart Cell Phones Are Mounting

 

 Hot item for spotting Wi-Fi networks

[backhoe]

 

 New Year's resolution for Firefox: Grow

 

 U.S. leads the dirty dozen spammers

[Types_with_Fist]

I was able to download and even install Firefox. I am having trouble getting a connection to my LAN however. I'm sure it's something simple. Perhaps a geek out there can help me?

[Connie Cardullo]

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[backhoe]

 

 Duck, Microsoft: Firefox Is Coming To Retail Stores (Linux offering OpenOffice & Firefox together)

[backhoe]

IE Plagued by 'Extremely Critical' Flaws

 

 Exploit code attacks unpatched IE bug ( Even the new SP2-Service Pack 2-is vulnerable ) -- I can't imagine why anyone would. It's like knowingly choosing to park a car in a high crime area and leaving your doors unlocked.
Most of them use it because they've not been made aware of the threat/danger MSIE poses. There are a number of Freepers who had never heard of Mozilla, Firefox, or Opera until they saw them mentioned in a thread. I can't blame people who aren't always able (or even savvy enough) to keep on the the latest tech news.

 

 Spammers' New Tactic Upends DNS

[backhoe]

 Experts warn of trick to bypass IE download warnings

[backhoe]

Customizing Firefox

[backhoe]

Mac OS X security myth exposed

[backhoe]

Toolbar community reports Internet Explorer address bar spoofing vulnerabilities actively exploited

[backhoe]

 Firefox Nearing 20 Million Downloads; 18 Million and growing regardless of recent security issues.

[backhoe]

Linux fights off hackers

[backhoe]

Virus hooks onto CNN headlines

 

 Accused Spammer Sues Individual Who Reported It

[backhoe]

 The Worm in CNN's Headlines: Trojan keylogger awaits news junkies