by Alex Eckelberry | Feb 28, 2006 | Uncategorized
Readers who subscribe through Bloglet may have noticed that things were a bit quiet. That’s because I broke all the Bloglet subscriptions when I recently did a password change on the blog (not the first time I’ve done this…). Mea...
by Alex Eckelberry | Feb 28, 2006 | Uncategorized
If you use change tracking, how can you be sure that only the final version of the document makes it to the recipient, and that first draft text isn’t still hiding in there somewhere, waiting to embarrass you? All changes should be removed if you click Accept...
by Alex Eckelberry | Feb 28, 2006 | Uncategorized
As privacy becomes more and more of an issue for computer users, many turn to encryption software to protect confidential documents and email messages. There are the advantages and disadvantages of encrypting your data, including how just the fact that a file is...
by Alex Eckelberry | Feb 28, 2006 | Uncategorized
Yesterday, I blogged about the shutdown of 12dailypro, a website allegedly operating a Ponzi scheme. However, the link I had in there may not have worked, as it was a paid WSJ article. I have a new link that’s got the vital info, without any payment...
by Alex Eckelberry | Feb 27, 2006 | Uncategorized
According to Reporters Without Borders, Yahoo and its local partner, Alibaba, helped the Chinese government nail Li Zhi.Reporters Without Borders said it had obtained a copy of the court verdict against Li Zhi (below), a former official jailed for eight years in...
