Archive for September, 2005
Spam map shows where the junk mail comes from
Wednesday, September 21st, 2005Mailinator is a service that gives you free, disposable email anytime, anywhere. Mailboxes are created when email arrives for them (see their FAQ for more information). The system receives around a million junk mail messages a day. By using hostip.info to resolve the geographical location of IP addresses used to distribute this junk mail, then [...]
google secure access network
Tuesday, September 20th, 2005From inside google – the Google Secure Access client. This connects you to a Google-run Virtual Private Network. It’s Windows XP and Windows 2000 only at the moment – though techlife couldn’t get it to install. Apparently, it’s a Google engineer’s 20% project.; One of our engineers recognized that secure WiFi was virtually non-existent at [...]
mini microsoft
Monday, September 19th, 2005minimsft.blogspot.com From Scoble: Mini-Microsoft often infuriates me. He often makes me cheer, too. But, that’s why I love him. He gets me to think. He gets me to question what I’m doing. Where I’m going. And the same about Microsoft. 2005 09 – back to basics 2005 07 – great amazing innovate huge 2005 07 [...]
Usefull Windows Security Exploits
Monday, September 12th, 2005If you ever have to reinstall Windows, you’ll need the license key that came with your copy, but it’s not always handy. You’d think that in a world where you can’t use Windows without activating it, the code required to do so would be a well-guarded secret, but thanks to lax Windows security, a 252KB [...]
