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Monthly Archives: November 2008
Get Rid Of The ‘WWW’ Prefix – It’s Long Overdue
To understand why the “WWW” prefix or subdomain is outdated, we should first look at the original definition of WWW. World Wide Web: n. Abbr. WWW 1) The complete set of documents residing on all Internet servers that use the HTTP … Continue reading
Clickjacking – Shere Brilliance!
While the idea of clickjacking isn’t new at all, I’m only just starting to get into the details of it – and by the looks if it, it’s absolutely brilliant. In fact, I’m surprised it hasn’t been done before.
Why Everyone Should Get A Basic IT Education
As IT professionals, we can talk to one another using our own vocabulary. We understand each other, when we use the words “database”, “uplink”, “TCP”, “webserver”, … We know what it means, and we often even know how to configure … Continue reading
Permanent Failure – Probe failed: Illegal To: address (invalid domain name)
You might get the following error when sending out mails to an e-mail address which you _know_ is valid: Permanent Failure – Probe failed: Illegal To: address (invalid domain name). While the error message itself is pretty self-explanatory, it’s something that … Continue reading
Google’s Chrome Won’t Hurt IE – Only FireFox
According to a post on ArsTechnica.com, it seems Google is ready to release its new browser to the world, by setting it as a default browser on new computers. Google, meanwhile, is exploring its distribution options and examining the various … Continue reading