Worm a Sign of Horrors to Come?. As technicians scramble to deal with the relatively benign MSBlaster, some experts warn that the next bit of malicious code to exploit the same Windows flaw could pack a much more serious punch. [Wired News]

More on Mach II. I have updated my website's Mach II section with some hints & tips on getting started with Mach II as well as some brief explanation of some of the concepts embodied in the framework…. [An Architect's View]

MovableType for Site Management. Over the past few months I've been reading more and more comments about how great MovableType is for managing stuff other than strictly weblogs. It's Perl, it's flexibly, it's hackable, etc. Spend a few minutes on Feedster and I'm sure you'll see some of it. I believe it all. I'm a… Continue reading MovableType for Site Management

An Answer to the Never-ending Bookmark Management Issue?. A reason for optimism in the otherwise desolate wasteland of bookmark/favorites management? With Snippy, from ResearchAgent, I have a bit of hope. [DennisKennedy.blog]

The Realities of Connecting via GPRS. When you have 20MB to spend and you're using your 3650… it seems like plenty. I mean, Wireless IRC rarely climbs above 100k per session (unless you're using it for hours and hours) and since the integrated email leaves a lot to be desired, it's not like you're checking… Continue reading The Realities of Connecting via GPRS

Survey Says . . . Solo and Small Firm Tech. Results of 2002 ABA survey of solo and small firm technology released. No big surprises, but these are some of the better data available and worth a little study, at least to spot trends. [DennisKennedy.blog]

Why yah wanna learn CSS. Zeldman's WDW2003 Keynote (see post) includes a slide that points to one of the awesome CSS Zen Garden designs. I haven't checked back in a while, but there are some real doozies. Favorites so far: Stormweather – my favorite of Shea's designs Dead or Alive – quite nice, subtle, well… Continue reading Why yah wanna learn CSS

Cognitive Psychology & IA: From Theory to Practice. Cognitive Psychology & IA: From Theory to Practice – What do cognitive psychology and information architecture have in common? Actually there is a good deal of common ground between the two disciplines. Certainly, having a background in cognitive psychology supports the practice of information architecture, and it… Continue reading Cognitive Psychology & IA: From Theory to Practice

Paul Boutin: “If wireless Internet access is such a hot technology, why is it such a dud business?” [Scripting News]

Worm Exploits Weak Link: PC Users. Although the fix for the MSBlaster worm has been available for weeks, wary or ignorant users kept it off lots of computers. Microsoft admits it may have to work on its patch-delivery system. By Michelle Delio. [Wired News]