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The open source advantage: Firefox's leaky dam gets more fingers, yours could be one.

The open source advantage: Firefox's leaky dam gets more fingers, yours could be one.Speed Up Firefox and Memory Leak FixSpeed Up Firefox how-to [url=http://www.ubuntugeek.com/speed-up-firefox-web-browser.html]here [/url]includes memory leak fix at bottom of page.Also, I strongly recommend users try setting their primary DNS to use [url=http://www.opendns.com/]OpenDNS[/url]Give it a try David.Safe Surfing Folks!...

Tags: Web browsers, Groupware, Mozilla Thunderbird, Mozilla Firefox, leaky dam, open source advantage, dam, Microsoft Outlook, open source

Discussion threads 2007-09-21

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News to know: OLPC; Gmail; Vista

Notable headlines: Garett Rogers: Two new Gmail features in the queue. New version of Gmail being tested. Google to take social networking to a new level. Dan Farber: Google forays into the heart of social networking. TechCrunch: Google To “Out Open” Facebook On November 5. ...

Tags: Xerox Corp., Google Inc., Google Gmail, Larry Dignan, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Corp., One Laptop Per Child Project, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), E-mail Providers, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Internet

Blog posts 2007-09-24

The open source advantage: Firefox's leaky dam gets more fingers, yours could be one.

Yesterday, among other things, I ranted about how my Firefox was grinding to a halt. About the only pattern I noticed is that I can some times revive my system if I close the instance of Firefox that includes a tab that was spawned from Outlook (and that tab...

Tags: Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Firefox, Open Source, Memory, Web Browsers, Internet, David Berlind

Blog posts 2007-09-21

Can anti-offshoring legislation really help?

As a result of our government's attempts to keep nature from running its course, I have a new motto: The bigger they regulate, the harder they fall. I was reminded by this InfoWorld story that it isn't just the Federal government that's trying to use legislation to keep a lid...

Tags: IT consultancy Keane & Co.

Blog posts 2005-12-05

How to stop Hollywood and Congress from trampling on your constitutional rights

Earlier today, I wrote a blog entry entitled The day the broadcast died. It talks about how the RSS subscription protocol has been married to TV programming in a way that could completely disintermediate the current channels of TV program distribution. In response, you should expect the entertainment...

Tags: U.S. Congress

Blog posts 2005-11-15