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We have gone from this... to this.... Or this... showing only online friends. And we get a choice of backgrounds. The last background, "70s Tux", doesn't seem to be working properly on my system. Me.dium have chosen to turn off "find...
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Remember how I got so grumpy with Apple back in March, when they were pushing out Safari to Windows users as an "update"? I was far from the only person criticizing Apple for their behaviour, and it seems Apple have listened and changed the...
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The falling out between TRUSTe and Me.dium was brought to my attention by an associate because I have a Me.dium widget on my blog. My immediate reaction was "Oh no, surely Me.dium has not turned bad - if they have I'll have to remove their widget...
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It's bad enough that the java setup window includes an in-your-face advertisement for OpenOffice. It's bad enough that old versions of java are not removed automatically, nor is the user prompted to remove old versions. It's bad enough that...
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Cite: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/03/26/apple_safari_eula_paradox/ Via: http://www.setteb.it/content/view/3647 According to the Register article, we can't be sued for not reading the EULA and installing Safari on Windows, but that doesn't...
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If users on my network have QuickTime installed (which, unfortunately, is required by some law courts that use Quicktime for recording official proceedings) then I CANNOT let them update QuickTime at their own behest. Why? Because Apple insists on trying...
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Look what I've got :o) Yep, that's IE8 Beta 1 with Me.dium running..... Here's the official blurb re me.dium. I don't have time to check it out tonight... but will soon.... " Me.dium was selected as one of a small handful of partners...
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Thanks to Susan for the heads-up about this frightening story. All of us have felt a high degree of trust when downloading and installing software (whether it be freeware, shareware or pay-for). Today I read a story that is a frightening reminder that...
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Here's what I've discovered so far.... I installed Me.dium while using IE7. I then upgraded to IE8, and was not be able to use the Me.dium uninstaller - it failed with an error warning that IE7 is required. I needed to uninstall IE8, then uninstall...
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Those of you with a technical mindset may find this explanation about what happened, and the timeline, informative: http://www.renesys.com/blog/2008/02/pakistan_hijacks_youtube.shtml Some chatter at NANOG (with a few glimmers of paranoia to add spice...
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Look closely, the former - MacSweeper (one word) is the fraudware all over the popular press. " Mac Sweeper " (two words), on the other hand, has been around for a few years now and as far as I know is unrelated to the "MacSweeper"...
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This made me laugh http://blogs.technet.com/sbs/archive/2008/01/15/the-ceicw-certificate-generator-will-be-out-of-the-office-on-february-29-2008.aspx " Running the CEICW on SBS 2003 on February 29, 2008 and choosing to create a certificate may fail...
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