Month: April 2003

A Cornucopia of Legal KM. Two recent collections of legal KM provide a good overview on KM in law today. [DennisKennedy.blog]

Connecting to a MySQL Database in Dreamweaver by Minh Huynh. [Macromedia – Designer Developer Center]

Martians Land a Bigger Craft. Martian Technologies add 120 Gb, kit version of Wi-Fi hard drive: The folks at Martian have landed two models. As with their 40 Gb unit ($399), the 120 Gb model ($479) and the kit ($379) offers network-attached storage through Wi-Fi and/or a 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port. The kit version lets… Continue reading Martians Land a Bigger Craft

OPML.Org: How To implement an OPML directory browser. [Scripting News]

Recent Thoughts on PDAs for Lawyers. A few comments I made today about lawyers who want to dip their toes into the world of PDAs. [DennisKennedy.blog]

Happy HIPAA. A couple of useful HIPAA resources for a good overview on HIPAA deadline day. [DennisKennedy.blog]

Medical Technology News from Wired News – Techs Tangle With Privacy Regs. April 15 is a national day of angst in the United States. But for many this year, the government-provoked pain arrived one day early. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, a broad and complex set of federal privacy rules, went into effect… Continue reading Wired News

EE Times: Cryptographers sound warnings on Microsoft security plan. Whitfield Diffie, a distinguished engineer at Sun Microsystems Laboratories, said an integrated security scheme for computers is inevitable, but the Microsoft approach is flawed because it fails to give users control over their security keys. [Tomalak's Realm]

The Elements of User Experience by Jesse James Garrett. For some years now, we web designers have been operating with a rough idea of exactly what it is we do. By mimicking the practices of other disciplines, sharing knowledge via web sites & mailing lists, reading industry magazines, following design gurus, and a whole lot… Continue reading The Elements of User Experience by Jesse James Garrett

What it Takes to Win the 40-Year War. According to one expert on global terror, we're at the outset of a war that could last 40 years. John Ellis lays out four bold strategies for adjusting to this new reality — and make sure that we win the war. [Fast Company]