The Mitre Corp has produced the 2010 CWE / SANS Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors which identifies the most commonly encountered coding errors that can potentially lead to web sites being hacked or PCs being compromised. Some of the errors are well-publicised in the technical press, e.g. "cross-site scripting"; some are downright stupid, e.g. "use of hard-coded credentials" and others
Probably advisable not to be in the Ustream chat with a pizza handle, I will ban you. He folks hopefully this show encoded ok the last one had some issues. I replaced it but not before about 25,000 of you had downloaded it. Lots of tech tonight and some stimulating questions for you to respond to. Support by these fine
A local case is making the news here, and I suspect, will hit the bigger news feeds soon. A fight outside a bar in November, 2008, is at the center of the case. An off-duty, and now fired, police officer is being prosecuted for a shooting that happened during that fight. And the police officer's lawyer wants to see what
Nuance Software, makers of Dragon Naturally Speaking for the PC and the iPhone, has purchased MacSpeech. MacSpeech was voted Best of Show at MacWorld 2008, but that's not saying a whole lot, because there just aren't any other products like it for the Mac. But then again, there really isn't any other product like Dragon Naturally Speaking, either. One thing
Every show has it's trolls tonight one took it to a new level, very sad individuals play games like this. Lots of tech news and information just like always. Next show will be a early live recording hope you join me on Thursday night for the live event. Support by these fine sponsors keep the lights on your support is
AT&T loves their double-speak and "we know what's best for everyone" attitude. Whenever they get the chance, they trot out that same old tired argument about how they must have control over network traffic in order to "manage" it. We all know who they are "managing" it for, and we all know that "management" will not have benefits for the
Tiwi is a device that device that once installed in your car will help adults and young drivers alike aware of unsafe driving. It provides live feedback to the driver, whether monitoring for speeding, hard braking, taking curves to fast and a host of other features. It also will send a parent a text message on the time the vehicle
PogoPlug is a product that connects a standalone USB drive to the Internet. The PogoPlug device and service is a tool that I use to get access to content that I need while traveling or want to share with a friend or co-worker. The device is secure in that you can have it connected to the net 24/7 for access
DiskKeeper is a product that has been around a very long time. It is a disk Defragmentation tool. In the past it took care of defragmentation after it occurred today the product is designed to defragment real time and prevent defragmentation before it happens. Jeffrey Powers from Geekazine.com takes a few minutes to talk to the folks at DiskKeeper about
Once you have everything set up then the flow of informations comes in. Actually depending on who you follow the flow can become a flood, which is another thing that people don't like. Fortunately most people who receive a lot of complaints about the influx of their post in to Google Buzz, will adjust the flow by removing the site from their connected sites. Hopefully Google will soon have a way to create groups and better filters. Right now if I don't want to read someone twitter post, I have to block them entirely, there is no way to block just their twitter post. The third biggest complaint is the fact you can't collapse comments. This especially becomes a problem when a post has multiple comments, for example the recent TWIG conversation had over 500 comments. Being able to collapse comments is a must addition, that hopefully Google is working on. You actually can collapse comments on the mobile version, so it shouldn't be that hard to implement. The fourth problem is the lack of documentation on how to do things. Fortunately a lot of how to post and videos are now being written and uploaded, but Google should have written some up front.
By now, most of you have probably heard about the backlash against Google regarding some of the pre-sets on their new Buzz social networking push. What sounded like a little fun turned out to be a nightmare of privacy violations and sharing of information without permission. What concerns me is that no one at Google had any idea that people
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