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    <title>Not notspot</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7SFEP5</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb - UK broadband 'notspots' revealed - another fine, scientific study accurately reported.

Around three million homes in the UK have broadband speeds of less than two megabits per second (2Mbps) according to research commissioned by the BBC.
The ...</desc>
    <published>2009-05-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>All talk. No action.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7S7KAB</url>
    <desc>I signed an e-Petition over at Number10.gov.uk last year calling on the Prime Minster to stop ISPs from breaching customers privacy via advertising technologies.

We petition the Prime Minister to investigate the Phorm technology and if found to breach UK ...</desc>
    <published>2009-05-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Are you sure?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7S6ASM</url>
    <desc>Someone has me on their go ahead and spam list and has sent me a message about their new motion picture although I have no recollection of opting in to receive this stuff.

No matter. I'll just click this here unsubscribe ...</desc>
    <published>2009-05-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>From the in-box</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7RVKQV</url>
    <desc>Dear owner of chris-linfoot.net,

I noticeded [sic] that your domain &quot;chris-linfoot.net&quot; expires in a few weeks, which means that it is going to be publicly available soon. I'd like to buy this domain name before it expires.

I assume that you ...</desc>
    <published>2009-05-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>May 18th 2009: The security certificate has expired or is not yet valid.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7RTFU8</url>
    <desc>Security Certificate expiration in Lotus Domino on May 18th 2009

This note contains links (URLs [1]) to technical support documents (technotes [1]) related to an issue affecting IBM Lotus Domino customers. You are receiving this notification because you ...</desc>
    <published>2009-05-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>The cheque's in the post * #fail</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7RHBYV</url>
    <desc>Or perhaps, in the Internet era, the cliché should be rewritten the Amazon voucher's in the email.

Several years ago, I seem to recall in his book The Road Ahead, Bill Gates predicted that in future advertisers would select targets and pay them directly to ...</desc>
    <published>2009-04-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Big Brother thinks he's watching you</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7QWHP2</url>
    <desc>Remember this?

In those rare and all too brief lulls in the otherwise incessant media coverage of the inexplicable evaporation of global capital, at least one other story has actually had some press.

I refer, of course, to the British government plan to ...</desc>
    <published>2009-04-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Alternate message editor</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7QWCQV</url>
    <desc>

It's been upgraded from Ami ...</desc>
    <published>2009-04-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Houston, we have multiple problems</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7QRAVL</url>
    <desc>

(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2009-04-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>OpenIPv6</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7QPBWD</url>
    <desc>Most readers of this blog will long have been familiar with the conundrum that is IPv6.

IPv6, the new Internet protocol, solves a number of issues with the existing IPv4 protocol of which the most significant is the imminent exhaustion of the IPv4 address ...</desc>
    <published>2009-04-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Signatures still required</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7QJEF7</url>
    <desc>British readers please help out by signing this Number10.gov.uk petition.

Thanks.

&uarr; Grab this Headline ...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Recently Listened</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7QHLSN</url>
    <desc>Word to the wise. Don't let SWMBO use your Last.fm account. There might be embarrassing ...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Dialog du jour</title>
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    <desc>

Who modified my view format?

Whoever did it may as well own up right now.

 I can wait all night if necessary. It's your own time you're wasting, you know.

(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Lotus Notes and Strong Encryption</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7Q9EJ6</url>
    <desc>That's not a ...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Breaking the law to make a point</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7Q7E9W</url>
    <desc>Graham Cluley at Sophos asks the question &quot;Did BBC break the law by using a botnet to send spam?&quot;

The Computer Misuse Act makes it an offence in the United Kingdom to access another person's computer, or alter data on their computer, without the ...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>One more for the album</title>
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    <desc>

(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Encore un dialog</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7Q4C49</url>
    <desc>If you liked yesterday's dialog du jour, you'll love this one.



(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>IP v phish</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7Q4BUH</url>
    <desc>From a recent phish:

True to our promise to keep your internet banking account safe and secure from fraudsters,our online security team has discovered some foreign ip Log Ons to your account from the following IPs : 812.164.72.212 ,195.93.21.10, ...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Dialog du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7Q3GGB</url>
    <desc>

(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>New lipstick...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7Q2GPL</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Sign here</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7Q2DCP</url>
    <desc>British readers, please support LDV by signing this petition at the Number10.gov.uk web site.

Thanks

See also: Picture of the ...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>From the in-box</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7PUH39</url>
    <desc>I am pleased to inform you that today, March 5, 2008 Emerald Who's Who for Executives and Professionals has selected you as potential candidate into our organization to represent  Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom. Your professional experience has ...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Silly idea du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7PSDPN</url>
    <desc>Over at ZDNet - URL rewriting can help thwart Web app attacks

Attacks like cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery (XSRF), and open-redirect phishing are routinely propagated through malicious hyperlinks sent in e-mail messages. (If you’re ...</desc>
    <published>2009-03-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Picture of the Day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7PKRYX</url>
    <desc>

See also:
LDV ...</desc>
    <published>2009-02-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>RIP, John</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7NWTM2</url>
    <desc>I was saddened to hear on the BBC Last Word programme last Friday that John Martyn died on the 29th of ...</desc>
    <published>2009-02-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Invisible Abuse</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7NRCAX</url>
    <desc>Posit: Most Internet abuse goes unreported and unnoticed.

OK. That may or may not be true, I hear you say, but why is it important?

After all, your own systems are properly secured, aren't they? There's nobody abusing your infrastructure to send spam, ...</desc>
    <published>2009-01-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the in-box</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7NNCPD</url>
    <desc>Hi,

I am an MBA student completing my final dissertation.   The topic of my dissertation is “Is Service Oriented
Architecture the Panacea for the Modern Enterprise” and this researches if the reality of adopting a SOA approach leads to the significant ...</desc>
    <published>2009-01-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Conficker Potpourri</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7NJFF4</url>
    <desc>The Conficker worm - Autorun meets social engineering and even Vista and Windows 7 are vulnerable.

That same worm is now reputed to be the one causing the havoc in the MoD's networks. Perhaps something to do with the generally parlous state of security at ...</desc>
    <published>2009-01-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Worms for Warships</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7NGFMA</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb - MoD probes virus security breach

A computer virus is continuing to affect the Ministry of Defence's systems but it insists no classified or personal data is under threat.

Up to 70 sites, including several Royal Navy ships and RAF bases, ...</desc>
    <published>2009-01-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Is Green IT the new Y2K?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7N7M63</url>
    <desc>Sunday morning. SWMBO is in the living room watching one of those programmes where people sit on a sofa and read the Sunday papers, presumably to save us the bother of reading them ourselves.

I'm in the kitchen making breakfast. Weekend breakfasts at casa ...</desc>
    <published>2009-01-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Big Brother is Hacking You</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7N5CBP</url>
    <desc>Via CircleID, here's news of a rather disturbing development - Police set to step up hacking of home PCs

THE Home Office has quietly adopted a new plan to allow police across Britain routinely to hack into people’s personal computers without a ...</desc>
    <published>2009-01-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What's in a name? Or a number?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7N4EMQ</url>
    <desc>Try this, now that you have installed a copy of the Windows 7 public ...</desc>
    <published>2009-01-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The Se7enth Deadly Sin?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7N4C9E</url>
    <desc>Try this.

Spend a few years writing critical articles about one particular software vendor (it should go without saying, in addition to articles on many other topics).
Write one guardedly neutral article about that same software vendor.
Acquire a new ...</desc>
    <published>2009-01-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes 8.5 meets Windows 7</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7N3ETC</url>
    <desc>Plus ça ...</desc>
    <published>2009-01-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Hating Windows 7</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7N2H3D</url>
    <desc>As you may know by now, the imminent Windows 7 public beta was leaked a few days ago and may now be found with relative ease via BitTorrent and on some other download services.

One or two reviewers have got their hands on it and have started to offer their ...</desc>
    <published>2009-01-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>SSL Broken!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7MUHLG</url>
    <desc>... or so begins the rather alarming headline over at ZDNet - SSL broken! Hackers create rogue CA certificate using MD5 collisions

Using computing power from a cluster of 200 PS3 game consoles and about $700 in test digital certificates, a group of hackers ...</desc>
    <published>2008-12-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>.tel me another one</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7MLCK4</url>
    <desc>In case you missed it, a company called Telnic has recently launched a new top level domain.

Unlike every other new TLD that has been launched over the past few years, .tel appears to offer something new. It's not just another way of extracting money from ...</desc>
    <published>2008-12-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Microsoft launches Concentration Breaker 3.0</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7MCJXN</url>
    <desc>Microsoft has proudly announced a raft of new ways to frustrate users and lower productivity with its new version of its celebrated Concentration Breaker software.

The company’s stated aim was to build upon the success of previous productivity blockers, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-12-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Stephen Fry on Vista (or I'm NOT a PC!)</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7M5C9J</url>
    <desc>I started to follow Stephen after I read about his BlackBerry Storm review and I'm so glad I did.

Poor old Stephen's been tryng to review some software that only runs on Windows, so he needs a PC.

He's been having a spot of bother with Vista, for ...</desc>
    <published>2008-12-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What's for tea?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7M3QFR</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-12-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Google Friend Connect - some Domino gotchas</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7M2C9L</url>
    <desc>There's a bit of a buzz around GFC at the moment and quite a few Domino bloggers are integrating it into their sites, or are at least attempting to do so.

Here are a few things you probably should know if attempting this ...</desc>
    <published>2008-12-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Compact task bug in 8.0.2</title>
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    <desc>Quick heads up for you.

&quot;load compact -c -i&quot; ignores all errors without warning causing database corruption in Lotus Domino 8.0.2

(Thanks, Bart)
(This post also available in ...</desc>
    <published>2008-12-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Google Friend Connect</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LYDQJ</url>
    <desc>This video explains that test I posted yesterday.



The use of Google Friend Connect is currently by invitation only, but you can register interest by clicking the Sign up for the preview release button at this page.

Friend Connect inverts the usual ...</desc>
    <published>2008-12-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Testing Google Friend Connect</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LXNAJ</url>
    <desc>This test has been completed and the widget moved to a side ...</desc>
    <published>2008-12-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Does your new IP range have a reputation?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LXC3N</url>
    <desc>I spotted this on Twitter yesterday evening.

Nothing like being given a new IP range to migrate to from your hosting provider, only to find out that it was previously used by a ...</desc>
    <published>2008-12-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Comedy phish du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LWC4W</url>
    <desc>Dear Costumer, Halifax is constantly working to increase security for all Online Banking users. To ensure the integrity of our online payment system, we ... blah blah blah ...

cos-tum-er n

One that makes or supplies costumes, as for plays or ...</desc>
    <published>2008-12-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>in principio erat Verbum</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LTCLU</url>
    <desc>Some of you may recognise that subject as the opening phrase of John's gospel from the latin vulgate translation of the Bible, which dates from the early fifth century ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>New follower</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LTCHQ</url>
    <desc>Hi, clinfoot.

Stephen Fry (stephenfry) is now following your updates on Twitter.

Check out Stephen Fry's profile here:

&nbsp;http://twitter.com/stephenfry


Best,
Twitter

OK, he's only following me because I followed him. I don't want to miss ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Spam is back</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LSEGS</url>
    <desc>I'm sure that you remember the McColo shutdown, which led directly to a significant drop in worldwide spam volumes.

At the time I noted a drop in attempts to deliver spam here, though it was a much smaller drop than others had suggested it might be. In ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the archives</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LSDHG</url>
    <desc>I was reminded the other day of a programming language which was briefly popular in the early 80s, the heyday of the valley ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Anatomy of a Phish</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LRKTC</url>
    <desc>Have you ever wondered why it is that apparent phishing emails sometimes appear as raw HTML?



Well I have, and curiosity finally got the better of me so I decided to take a few minutes to delve into one recent ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Quote of the day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LRDSL</url>
    <desc>At the end of a piece on the Today programme this morning, examining whether banks are lending to small businesses, as they claim they are, or are not, as some of their customers claim, Evan Davis offers a range of possible explanations...

One final ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Two nations divided by a common language - yet again</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LQEAD</url>
    <desc>Looking for a Christmas stocking filler for a loved ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Morro</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LPEMT</url>
    <desc>Morro is Microsoft's new, free anti-virus offering.

Let's hope it works better than ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>It's Not Theoretically Possible</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LPCD2</url>
    <desc>This Typealyzer thing tries to work out Myers Briggs type indicators based on writing styles found in ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Comedy phish du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LLHJC</url>
    <desc>Last week, some of our customers' accounts were unathourisedly accessed by unknown third party and it was resulted into some incoveniencies with us and customers. As a result of this, We therefore, send this message to notify you of the compulsory account and ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gmail on a terminal</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LLCU7</url>
    <desc>No PC? A 3270 terminal will do just ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>This isn't spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LKL9F</url>
    <desc>Or is it?

If you would prefer not to receive future emails from [redacted], or if you have changed your email address, please reply to this email with UNSUBSCRIBE in the subject field.

If I had changed my email address, would I be looking at this email ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Time Travel with Notes 7.0.2</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LKD23</url>
    <desc>I have an email here from a reader in Australia. In my personal email client (which is Mozilla Thunderbird, not Notes) it currently sits at the top of the in-box with all newer email below it. The in-box is sorted in descending order by date, so that new ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A virus? In a British hospital?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LHLXR</url>
    <desc>I thought they specialised in bacterial infections. You know, like MRSA or C. diff, and yet here we have a very nasty virus outbreak.

A computer virus has infected the Barts and The London computer system. The Trust’s well rehearsed emergency procedures ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Off topic: Any LCD TV recommendations?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LHDK8</url>
    <desc>Does anyone know of an LCD TV that has decent integrated sound and can be used without an external home cinema system. Home cinema systems are not wife-friendly, but I do like to hear sounds the way they were intended to be heard when watching a ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Has spam volume really dropped?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LGFHW</url>
    <desc>About 5 days ago an outfit named McColo was disconnected from the Internet when the two ISPs, Hurricane Electric and Global Crossing which had been providing McColo with connectivity, both pulled the plug.

McColo was estimated by some to be the source of ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What price identity?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LGEHZ</url>
    <desc>The Beeb carries a report entitled &quot;UK identities sold for £80 online&quot;.

Internet fraudsters sell complete financial identities for just £80, according to an online safety group.

The details packaged and sold online include names, addresses, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the Department of Unusual Juxtapositions</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LFNXA</url>
    <desc>The words Robert Kilroy Silk do not often find themselves at home in a sentence which also contains the word favourite and yet here they are.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! may not have started yet but Robert Kilroy-Silk is already favourite to be ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Sixty</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LDDGU</url>
    <desc>Prince Charles is 60 today and you can hear him * on the Today Programme reciting a list of his 60 presents to mark his 60 years in the style of Billy Joel's We Didn't Start the Fire.

Chocolate orange, argyle jumpers, anything from Anne Summers...

Now ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Shooting Fish</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LCGQC</url>
    <desc>Microsoft bashing seems to have become far too easy these days with posts like &quot;Microsoft admits to wasting 2 hours a week on upgrades alone!&quot; proving popular with readers over at Planet Lotus, for example.

There's no sport in Microsoft bashing ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Which cat ate the ISPs' homework?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LBDZG</url>
    <desc>Why, the security cat, of course!

We've finally found the lame excuse reason for the total lack of effort by ISPs globally towards the implementation of IPv6.

At vnunet.com we read - ISPs fear IPv6 security threats

Over half of internet service ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What's up at Virgin Media?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LBDP6</url>
    <desc>No, I'm not talking about those 2,200 job cuts.

I'm talking about the broadband upgrade that turned into a ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>You can't beat them, but don't join them.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LAH6W</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb we read - Study shows how spammers cash in

Spammers are turning a profit despite only getting one response for every 12.5m e-mails they send, finds a study.

By hijacking a working spam network, US researchers have uncovered some of the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the in-box</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LAF5H</url>
    <desc>Hi Chris,

Hope you don't mind me introducing myself! I'm from [redacted], a
viral video seeding company in London. I noticed that you'd run a
video about interactive screens on your site, and thought you might be
interested in a video campaign we're ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Truth in spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7LADKU</url>
    <desc>Here's the subject line of a recent spam.

IT is the modern, fastest and safest way to solve all your male problems.

I agree.

Men used to waste all of their spare time fiddling with old cars or motorcycles, getting their hands dirty and putting ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Star Wars Star</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7L8QBT</url>
    <desc>First Born asks - &quot;Dad. Who played the voice of Darth Vader?&quot;

&quot;Well, son. It was ... ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Clarkson - The Game</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7L6LPE</url>
    <desc>Continuing that save Clarkson theme, if you're one of the few that were actually offended then don't get mad.

Get even.



And, now that you've got that out of your system, can he please keep his job?

Top Gear's the only reason I pay the license ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Campaign to save Jeremy Clarkson</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7L6HE8</url>
    <desc>OK. Jeremy doesn't really need saving. I'm sure he's quite capable of looking after himself.

It's just that some MP * named Molesworth has written to the Beeb demanding that Jez be sacked for things he said on last week's Top Gear programme.

&quot;Jez ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Don't click here</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7L6GHU</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Prague in the Autumn</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7L5KNE</url>
    <desc>

Early evening - looking across the Vltava from Dětský ostrov (Children's Island) towards the Národní Divadlo (National ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>On chain letters and the credit crunch</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7L5CNV</url>
    <desc>I've seen a couple of very similar chain letters recently. The first was reported to me by a user (1) and the second trapped by a mail rule which is designed to stop phish. The gist of the chain letter is below and no, it's not real, so please don't even ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Magical Mystery Tour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7L2EQM</url>
    <desc>Here's a lucky find.

Early last week we were just pottering about at the western end of Karlův most in Prague when we happened upon a little office in a courtyard, where a sign in the window advertised guided tours of the city on Segways.

We booked the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>IPv4 dead, but it won't lie down</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7L2E89</url>
    <desc>A couple of stories at Heise On-line caught my eye last ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Just back from Prague</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KZDPM</url>
    <desc>Window box



Fridge magnets seen on a market stall in the old town of ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>OOO: Backscatter isn't the only unintended consequence</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KZDKJ</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb - E-mail error ends up on road sign

When officials asked for the Welsh translation of a road sign, they thought the reply was what they needed.

Unfortunately, the e-mail response to Swansea council said in Welsh: &quot;I am not in the office ...</desc>
    <published>2008-11-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gmail's solution to sender's remorse</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KQHCY</url>
    <desc>Earlier this month, Google announced a new feature for Gmail which they are calling Mail Goggles.

When you enable Mail Goggles, it will check that you're really sure you want to send that late night Friday email. And what better way to check than by making ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the Don't Try This At Home department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KNL6M</url>
    <desc>According to the New York Times:

REDMOND, Wash. — In a windowless room on Microsoft’s campus here, T. J. Campana, a cybercrime investigator, connects an unprotected computer running an early version of Windows XP to the Internet. In about 30 seconds the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>RFC2821 is obsolete</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KMLLN</url>
    <desc>RFC821 and its successors define SMTP, the transport mechanism for all Internet email. Similarly, RFC822 and its successors define the standard for Internet email content, often called MIME although MIME encoding is not mandatory - plain text will do ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>MIME to CD conversion crash in Domino 8.0.1</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KMGGE</url>
    <desc>A Domino server here started an endless crash and restart cycle earlier today, somewhat reminiscent of an HP PC after an XP SP3 ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the Suspicions Confirmed department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KLC9U</url>
    <desc>At ISPreview.co.uk, we read:

BT has shockingly confirmed that its new 21st Century Network (21CN) infrastructure does not support the crucial IPv6 protocol, which is kind of important because it's now a well established fact that existing IPv4 addresses ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>ORDB is dead, but it still won't lie down</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KLC5K</url>
    <desc>Header seen in a phish against HSBC over the weekend:

X-RBL-Warning: ORDB: &quot;ordb.org was shut down on December 18, 2006. Please remove from your mailserver.&quot;

The mail server about which ORDB is rightly complaining is yet another one of those ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>On Google, SaaS and Schadenfreude</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KHBA7</url>
    <desc>Volker links to a page describing some recent trouble with Google Apps.

A prolonged, ongoing Gmail outage has some Google Apps administrators pulling their hair out as their end users, including high-ranking executives, complain loudly while they wait for ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Big Brother may or may not be watching you</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KGHHA</url>
    <desc>In those rare and all too brief lulls in the otherwise incessant media coverage of the inexplicable evaporation of global capital, at least one other story has actually had some press.

I refer, of course, to the British government plan to eavesdrop on all ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ego surf du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KGEAE</url>
    <desc>

See also: You've got Royal ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A River Runs Through It</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KESQE</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Potato, potato, tomato, tomato</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KEAWV</url>
    <desc>

See also:
Two nations divided by a common language
Two nations divided by a common language - ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What's the population of Iceland?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7KABHK</url>
    <desc>320,169, according to Wikipedia.

And how much money was deposited in Icelandic banks by British local authorities, other public sector bodies and charities?

£946.8m, according to the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The top five reasons why Windows Vista failed</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7K7D3Q</url>
    <desc>At ZDNet - The top five reasons why Windows Vista failed

IT departments are largely ignoring Vista. In June (18 months after Vista’s launch), Forrester Research reported that just 8.8% of enterprise PCs worldwide were running Vista. Meanwhile, Microsoft ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Don't Panic (1)</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JZHCC</url>
    <desc>Bart reminds me that Vint Cerf made a very small media splash last week by opining publicly on the end of IPv4 and the slow take-up of IPv6, which purists like myself like to argue should replace it.

Here's the report from our very own The Times, sometime ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-01</published>
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    <title>Yes. No. Cancel. What?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JZH2U</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb we read - Fighting the scourge of scareware

Microsoft and Washington State's Attorney General filed lawsuits against scam artists who frighten consumers into buying useless software.

&quot;Scareware&quot; merchants are accused of tricking ...</desc>
    <published>2008-10-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Strictly Confidential</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JUBBX</url>
    <desc>Update: Read it before you comment ;-)

Dear Friend:

I need to ask you to support an urgent secret business relationship with a transfer of funds of great magnitude.

I am Ministry of the Treasury of the Republic of America. My country has had crisis ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What's the difference between education and training?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JQBEB</url>
    <desc>I finally got around to watching that Microsoft commercial which briefly caught the limelight when someone noticed that it was made on a Mac (thanks, Volker).

The ad features sound bites from diverse people all claiming to be a PC, and the last such sound ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Credit Crunch</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JNME7</url>
    <desc>Credit CrunchTM is made from the dried tears of a thousand sacked investment bankers...

More ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Google, dude. That's really heavy.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JNE44</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Life without Sonos</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JMDCR</url>
    <desc>Volker is always bashing on about Sonos - and with good reason. Sonos is very good stuff. And there's no credible competitor.

If you have a lot of digital music, or use Internet radio *, and you want to distribute it around your home, you want to control ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ils sont fous, ces Américains. </title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JJB47</url>
    <desc>Over at  ZDNet, we read: Spammer walks as court says state antispam law is unconstitutional

The Virginia Supreme Court said the conviction of super-spammer Jeremy Jaynes is unconstitutional (PDF), The Washington Post ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>DRM and GaaS</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JHBSG</url>
    <desc>Volker has been reporting the issue of DRM in the new game from EA, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Revealed: Early draft of Family script</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JFCPH</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I like Bill. I really do...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JEBPM</url>
    <desc>... but Bill is not Microsoft.

This new Bill and Jerry Show is much better than the first (though I didn't hate that one as much as some people), but neither makes me want to buy Microsoft products, or like Microsoft any better.

It's all harmless fun to ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Live webcams at the Large Hadron Collider</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JDLUM</url>
    <desc>

More &gt;

(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Mine is the last voice that you will ever hear...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JCALV</url>
    <desc>... Unless you are reading this any time after 07:30 UTC on Wednesday, 10th September 2008 *, in which case the Swiss conspiracy to reduce the universe to strange matter, or to suck us all into a black hole, has failed.

No charges are expected to be ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Angry Virus</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JBBEG</url>
    <desc>This email just ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Off road and amphibious are not the same thing</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7JBBDZ</url>
    <desc>Here's a little clip captured on someone's mobile 'phone at the weekend, not far from where I ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Greek Rural Postmen and Their Cancellation Numbers</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7J79R2</url>
    <desc>Here's newsworthy.

Greek Rural Postmen and Their Cancellation Numbers has been crowned the oddest book title of the past 30 years. In The Bookseller's online poll to find the &quot;Diagram of Diagrams&quot; , Derek Willan's comprehensive record of a sector ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Feedburner users please support this help request</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7J79NA</url>
    <desc>I have just posted this over at the Feedburner General Services Google ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Our Father, Which art in hadron...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7J79ME</url>
    <desc>&quot;Everything else can wait, but the search for God cannot...&quot;

-- George ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>On babies and bathwater</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7J69J3</url>
    <desc>Did Volker or I inadvertently start an anti-Feedburner ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>SEO and link spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7J69GD</url>
    <desc>A while ago, someone wrote to me asking if I would be interested in selling text link ads on this site. I ignored him and forgot about it until he emailed again last week to remind ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Google Analytics reports Chrome as Safari</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7J69CY</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Has the shine come off Chrome already?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7J5NNA</url>
    <desc>At ZDNet - Google Chrome vulnerable to carpet-bombing flaw

Google’s shiny new Web browser is vulnerable to a carpet-bombing vulnerability that could expose Windows users to malicious hacker attacks.

Just hours after the release of Google Chrome, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Promoting EV SSL</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7J3MPQ</url>
    <desc>This just in - an email promoting the virtue of Extended Validation ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Alpha testing SP3</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7J39M8</url>
    <desc>Don't try this at ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Lotus Connections and the DPA</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7J39FA</url>
    <desc>Volker points out a &quot;show stopper&quot; for Lotus Connections.

Once a person is entered into the Connections system they should never be removed. Doing so may invalidate the data's consistency.

One or two commenters on Volker's article mention the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Thank you</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7J39E3</url>
    <desc>I am hugely indebted to Mark Haller and LogicSpot for taking on hosting of this site for me at very short notice.

Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-09-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Tourist attraction?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7J2NFX</url>
    <desc>Like the National Gallery or the Angel of the North, HR gets a brown sign ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>No longer optional</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7HZCAN</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>So thats what they do onboard the International Space Station?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7HXH3S</url>
    <desc>They play Maple ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Something old, something new...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7HVGAH</url>
    <desc>I'm busy requesting a new Thawte X.509 certificate and I find two features of the process interesting. One is old and the other ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Friend of Dorothy?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7HVC2Y</url>
    <desc>Some people evidently don't believe my assertion that signature based AV is no longer an effective part of a security ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The return of the mass mailing worm, and why you no longer need AV</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7HQK43</url>
    <desc>You must have seen some of these by ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Failing to see the funny side</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7HPEJP</url>
    <desc>Over at the Grauniad Politics Blog, Andrew Sparrow notes that critics fail to see funny side of No 10's Jeremy Clarkson ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>IPv4 meets the exponential function</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7HNFG8</url>
    <desc>Volker posted a fascinating video yesterday - Our inability to understand the exponential function.

If you didn't watch it yet, you should. It's long, but worth watching in ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Failing to plan; part 2</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7HHHFG</url>
    <desc>The brand spanking new Airbus A340-600 sat in its hangar in Toulouse, France without a single hour of airtime.

Enter the Arab flight crew of Abu Dhabi Aircraft Technologies (ADAT) to conduct pre-delivery tests on the ground, such as engine runups, prior to ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Failing to plan is planning to fail</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7HHCR2</url>
    <desc>Over at CircleID, Patrick Vande Walle writes, with some surprise:

IPv6 Considered a Problem by Some Users.I have a Google Blog Search Alert looking for posts over IPv6 in my RSS reader. What strikes me is the number of posts explaining how to disable IPv6 ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Is this a blue screen that I see before me?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7HFTDF</url>
    <desc>First we hear tales of faux spectators being bussed in to make the Olympics look full. Then we hear the shocking revelation that the cute little Chinese girl who sang at the opening ceremony was miming, and that the recorded voice wasn't even hers.

But ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Cookery as art?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7HEBG3</url>
    <desc>On BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the chef Rick Stein says that cookery should be classed as an art.

Challenged to justify this, he explains:

&quot;It's the piece of cod which passeth all ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Debugging Domino Language Packs</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7H9JY5</url>
    <desc>This is just plain ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Oxymoron du jour: Customer service</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7H6MCY</url>
    <desc>This is very odd. From The Philadelphia ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Once bitten?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7H4MJ9</url>
    <desc>This just in, from a sender who identifies himself only as &quot;Foreign Affairs ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Now there's a mental picture I just didn't need</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7H4BP8</url>
    <desc>It is now not unusual to see spams with subject lines designed to fool the unwary into believing they are about to read some breaking news story or intimate details of some celeb's love life, or even to watch video of the same, but ...</desc>
    <published>2008-08-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Comedy phish du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7H3BLT</url>
    <desc>This just ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ego surfing with Cuil</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GZB2Q</url>
    <desc>Oh my!

Isn't Volker looking youthful these days?

The hair! The absence of even a single pair of spectacles!

But those ears are, well, a little more sticky out than I ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Google killer?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GYGLY</url>
    <desc>A while ago, I was being bothered by large numbers of malformed requests for pages on this site.

They all turned out to be from a startup company named Cuill, which was refining its super efficient indexing algorithm by generating and then following large ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
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    <title>Pierless</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GYCR4</url>
    <desc>This is rather sad.

A huge fire has destroyed the historic Grand Pier at Weston-super-Mare.

Dozens of firefighters fought to tackle the blaze which took hold of the partly wooden pier in the Somerset seaside resort at about 0700 BST.

No-one was ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Comedy phish du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GYB4X</url>
    <desc>This just ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Are your DNS servers patched yet?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GULM9</url>
    <desc>You remember that little problem with DNS that I mentioned the other day? The one that was going to be kept under wraps for a month, pending patch deployment?

The cat is no longer in the bag.

At CircleID - DNS Attack Code Has Been ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
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    <title>There's no new standard in SSL</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GRHR5</url>
    <desc>Sorry to contradict you, Michael, but there is no new standard in ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Mug Shot</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GPNGE</url>
    <desc>Souvenir mug seen in a shop in ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>.me too?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GMB4Y</url>
    <desc>The dust has barely settled after last month's shocking revelation that ICANN is contemplating handing over yet more licenses to print money to that leech of the Internet, the domain name industry, by permitting the creation of unlimited TLDs, and already we ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ten out of ten?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GLM52</url>
    <desc>Oh goody.

Here's a new public private partnership to keep me and my computer safe, named Get Safe ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Good question...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GLFKC</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>For the consultants among you</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GFB7U</url>
    <desc>On attempting to translate a web page just now, using Google's translation feature, I was met with this rather stern warning.

Bad Request

Your client has issued a malformed or illegal request.

I don't know why, but it struck me that this may be a ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>More Yahoo! silliness</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GEELN</url>
    <desc>You may remember that little issue we had with Yahoo! a while back, where endless V14GR4 spam was being emitted by their servers and they seemed unable to do anything about it, or even acknowledge it.

Shortly after I posted an open letter to them at ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Here's a date for your diary</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GDFZB</url>
    <desc>August 6th, 2008 is the day on which Dan Kaminsky will reveal details of the flaw in the DNS protocol specification  that gave rise to this tabloid style * headline over at the Beeb:

Fix found for net security flaw

Computer experts have released ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Off topic: Little CMS help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GCCZT</url>
    <desc>Any recommendations for a non-Domino, probably PHP or Perl based, open source CMS? I don't need a lot of features, but I do need one that is easy to skin.

Joomla! seems to be well regarded, but are there others I should be looking ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Global IPv6 Deployment Progress</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7GBBZR</url>
    <desc>Try this little ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>This may just be the most useless thing I have ever seen.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7G9QH7</url>
    <desc>

(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Security is the natural prey of scale</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7G7D5Q</url>
    <desc>A Slashdot post caught my eye yesterday evening.

EC2 space is now actively blocked by Outblaze, and has been listed by Spamhaus in their PBL list...

Intriguing, for sure, but what is ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Now that Vista is now the only Windows you can buy preinstalled...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7G7C59</url>
    <desc>I thought I'd take a look at analytics for this site and see what OS people who visit are using.

19 months or so after the business launch of Vista and 17 months after the consumer launch, during which time it has become increasingly difficult for most ...</desc>
    <published>2008-07-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ruminations on a future IPv4 economy</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7G4CUD</url>
    <desc>Two significant milestones are reached today.

One we've already covered. The other is that today is the day by which all American federal agencies must demonstrate the ability to pass IPv6 packets across their backbone ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Goodbye</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7G4BR3</url>
    <desc>An ode to the sad loss of a dear old friend.

Windows, version five point one, (1)
Has died and gone to heaven.
I'm passing up on version six (2)
And going straight to seven.

That is, Windows XP
and ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Would you buy a used stamp from this man?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7G3P5H</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Rome's burning. Let's fiddle.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FYG68</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb - Crucial vote on internet's future.

A complete overhaul of the way people navigate the internet could begin following a crucial vote in Paris. 

The net's regulator Icann will vote to decide if the strict rules on so-called top level domain ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Payback Time</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FYBVB</url>
    <desc>Over the years since I started this blog (for reasons you will find explored here) many people have written to thank me, via email and comments, and occasionally people even want to pay me or otherwise recognise in some tangible way the help which I may, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>More haste...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FXAXH</url>
    <desc>From a trapped ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Thou shall have a phishy *</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FWDBX</url>
    <desc>Is phish the new spam?

Must our words for on-line abuses always stem from comestibles?

What next? Pizza?

I digress.

What I meant to say was that, a short while ago, a user casually observed to me during a wide ranging conversation that, while she ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Is that a fat lady I hear singing?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FVDAA</url>
    <desc>At ZDNet - XP era ends: Will Vista step up?

The Windows XP era ends June 30 and soon hardware vendors will be shipping you all Vista all the time (in most cases). The save XP effort failed. The whining should cease. And now it’s time for Vista to sink or ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Last Fathers' Day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FUGQH</url>
    <desc>Last Sunday, while staying in a rather nice little holiday cottage in Trevor, near Llangollen in North Wales, I found myself on the receiving end of some special attention.

The occasion was Fathers' Day, about which I had completely forgotten, and the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Quote of the day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FTN72</url>
    <desc>Steve Ballmer must be on crack.

More ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gone Fishing</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FLAEV</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Confusing error message du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FKE8M</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>We apologies ...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FJJRK</url>
    <desc>For what?



I'm not sure I needed to know that.

(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Not again!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FHFY2</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Is that a keyboard in your pocket?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FHDZN</url>
    <desc>Or are you just pleased to see ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Little Sametime help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FGKWM</url>
    <desc>Our ST server won't allow anonymous users to attend meetings, even the test meeting.

ACL on stconf.nsf permits anonymous access and the Anonymous users can participate in meetings or enter virtual places box is checked, but when an unauthenticated user ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gmail, Yahoo! Hotmail users - change your passwords...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FGAS7</url>
    <desc>I'm sure I read a similar story somewhere else recently, perhaps at Ed Brill's place, but I can't find it now.

Got an email out of the blue from an old college buddy last night. The subject just read ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Skype Wi-fi phone</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7FAHUV</url>
    <desc>I'm considering a Skype SIP wi-fi 'phone. *

Any recommendations?

Update: * OK, not Skype. SIP. That way I get to carry on criticising ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Accidents will happen</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7F9B6X</url>
    <desc>StatCounter reports no visitors at all here on Sunday and a greatly reduced number on Monday.

Sundays tend to be quiet, save for occasional visits from people looking for Bill Gates, asking me to confirm whether they really did just win the Microsoft ...</desc>
    <published>2008-06-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Free Sysinternals Windows utilities now available online, 24/7</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7F4PQT</url>
    <desc>Via Ed Bott, Free Sysinternals Windows utilities now available online, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Once bitten...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7F4HWV</url>
    <desc>El Reg reports:

A tourist enjoying Australia's Queensland had a close brush with death when a deadly brown snake attacked his todger as he took a roadside toilet break, the The Cairns Post reports.

The unnamed victim was last month around 300km ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Turning the tables on Vista</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7F3CMH</url>
    <desc>Over at PC World, we ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Against the clock</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7F3CJL</url>
    <desc>

That must have been a very long time ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Only in Singapore</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7F2QYN</url>
    <desc>SINGAPORE--A local company has laid claims to a technology that Web sites across the globe deploy to link images to other Web pages, and sent out notification letters to several companies demanding to be paid licensing fees.

Dubbing itself &quot;pioneers ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>No, it's not April 1st</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7EUQNG</url>
    <desc>Microsoft today announced that it would update Office 2007 to natively support ODF 1.1, but not to implement its own OOXML format.  Moreover, it would also join both the OASIS working group as well as the ISO/IEC JTC1 working group that has control of the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Computing Systems Fundamentals: What's she doing?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7EUGCH</url>
    <desc>Captions, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Won't someone, please, think about the users?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7ESF4B</url>
    <desc>Here's an idea over at IdeaJam that seems to have a lot of people demoting it for a lot of very sensible ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I just need to get this off my chest</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7EPFYN</url>
    <desc>An important legal precedent was set the other day.

&quot;Lord Justice Hughes, Mr Justice Treacy and Sir Paul Cresswell ruled that a man's bare torso did not count as 'private parts'.

&quot;The 2003 Sexual Offences Act specifies that 'private parts' ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>IBM: Computing Systems Fundamentals</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7ELDDU</url>
    <desc>Found while clearing out an old office area in the bowels of the factory, an IBM publication entitled Computing Systems Fundamentals; Text - Unit 1.

It is dated July 1967 and I so enjoyed reading the introduction that I have decided to share it here ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>XPSP3: It shouldn't be this difficult</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7EKKKF</url>
    <desc>Just a random selection of gems from this ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Sign here</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7EGBNT</url>
    <desc>Just a gentle reminder, in case you care and haven't yet said so, please sign ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The Internet is full</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7EFF54</url>
    <desc>At ZDNet - AT&T: Internet to hit full capacity by 2010

Oh goody, I thought.

Here's a relatively Big Gun from a globally significant telco taking, or perhaps making, an opportunity to draw media attention to a critical issue.

Mistakenly you see, based ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>BlackBerry 9000 and OS4.6 Quick Tour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7EFB2G</url>
    <desc>

(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Howto: SaaS email integration</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7EEFTG</url>
    <desc>Perhaps this should be hownotto, given the widespread brokenness of SaaS email integration - and no, I am not talking about the Salesforce.com connector for Lotus Notes again. This is a far more basic ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Howto: Prove my identity</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7EEEM3</url>
    <desc>A business partner writes seeking permission to register some domains to use in conjunction with our franchise. I write back giving permission. Business partner reverts ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Firefox download manager?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7EDBPJ</url>
    <desc>Can anyone recommend a good (restartable) download manager for Firefox? I have Flashgot but I'd like a download manager that works well with it, instead of Flashgot's built in download ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Memo to Londoners</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7E8GMB</url>
    <desc>If you've not yet voted today, please think carefully. Do you really want this as your ...</desc>
    <published>2008-05-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>iPhone mail with Domino IMAP / SMTP</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7E6GB2</url>
    <desc>It had to happen sooner or later.

We have our first iPhone user * who simply must have access to his Lotus Notes email via iPhone.

We wasted a small amount of time looking at some of the ridiculous Heath Robinson lash-ups that are reported on various ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Rumours of XP's death have been greatly exaggerated</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7E5EKF</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb - Loopholes keep Windows XP ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>RIP, Humph</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7E2UHU</url>
    <desc>Jazz legend Lyttelton dies at 86

Veteran jazz musician and radio host Humphrey Lyttelton has died aged 86.

The chairman of BBC Radio 4's comedy panel show I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue recently had surgery in an attempt to repair an aortic aneurysm. ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Fixed: Salesforce.com connector for Lotus Notes</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7E2EDV</url>
    <desc>Remember that little problem we were having a while back with the Lotus Notes connector for ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The Missing Link...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7E2AXE</url>
    <desc>... has been found.

Oops. My ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Quote of the day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DZKNF</url>
    <desc>Ed Bott, writing about the unfortunate timing of two recent Microsoft ventures, namely the unveiling of Live Mesh and the closure of MSN Music, writes:

What a great opportunity Good Microsoft had today. They could have contacted their MSN Music customers, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>There's no spam on Twitter</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DZBBU</url>
    <desc>So said a wiser man than I a month or more ago. But is that ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>It's a work in progress...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DYBL6</url>
    <desc>... in the same sense that Vista is a work in ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>If the future's 8, the present is still mainly 7 (and 6...)</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DXEF7</url>
    <desc>A reader wrote to me the other day with a question.

She was about to launch a service that, in addition to its other features, would send an email to members for informational purposes and to solicit feedback. This email was to be in HTML format and she ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the No Smoke Without Fire department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DWPE9</url>
    <desc>Microsoft East Africa has dismissed allegations that it threatened to withdraw funding to Kenya if the government did not vote &quot;yes&quot; on OOXML.

Louis Otieno, Microsoft general manager in East and Southern Africa denied the allegations, saying that ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What's the message here?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DUNXC</url>
    <desc>There's some maintenance and major spring cleaning being carried out at casa Linfoot. In addition to many other activities, this has involved the dismantling and reassembly of a couple of major domestic appliances - specifically a fridge and a freezer. I have ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Speaking Nightmares</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DTFLE</url>
    <desc>Given recent posts by others on this subject, this post from my archive suddenly seems ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>On the perils of satnav</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DTAXW</url>
    <desc>I installed the Telmap satellite navigation system on my BlackBerry 8310 the other day.

As with any new toy, I have found it difficult to resist playing with it, though I have not actually needed to use it much yet.

This fact, combined with a hypothesis ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>New and improved</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DRRKK</url>
    <desc>Centre column of vending machine in the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Confused?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DRCP6</url>
    <desc>You will be.

Or perhaps you may have an answer to ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Is Your E-Mail A Mission Critical Application?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DPCKR</url>
    <desc>This just in via E-Mail. ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Messagelabs redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DLEPM</url>
    <desc>The brief listing by Spamhaus yesterday of addresses belonging to Messagelabs has been explained, at least partially. It seems that the fault was at the CBL which currently features the following text at the top if its home ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What's up at Messagelabs?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DKF9D</url>
    <desc>My spies tell me that, for a period of a few hours earlier today, some of Messagelabs' IPs were listed in a number of DNS block lists, including Spamhaus.

Some Messagelabs users found themselves in the unusual position of having their own mail bounced. ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>When is a cake a biscuit?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DKEPZ</url>
    <desc>Never.

The clue is in the name.

Oddly enough, the British tax man (well, VAT man) has remained unpersuaded of this self-evident truth - that a cake is a cake - for an impressive twenty tears or so and has therefore been requiring vendors of this cake to ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Lotusphere Comes to You Online</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DKAZS</url>
    <desc>This just in.

LotusUserGroup.org is hosting Lotusphere Comes to You Online. This is an
online event series featuring updated presentations from Lotusphere 2008
and even one or two new sessions. Designed to bring anyone who couldn't get
to Orlando the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>P2P - Plan to Prosecute</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DJHP7</url>
    <desc>Methinks 'tis time for someone at the Beeb to take a crash course in TCP/IP.

iPlayer, the BBC's on demand TV replay service, is under fire from Internet service providers who complain that it soaks up way too much bandwidth.

A row about who should pay ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ruminations on Windows and Boiled Frogs</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DHKCC</url>
    <desc>A brief item posted by Darren Adams yesterday caught my eye. Darren wondered why, after Windows 3.11, 95, 98, ME (lest we forget), 2000, XP, Server 2003 and Vista, the next version which is now on everyone's lips is version 7. Even counting 95, 98 and ME as ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Yahoo! The final irony</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DGH2T</url>
    <desc>For reasons which are not relevant to the rest of this tale, I logged into my Yahoo! mailbox (1) just now and found a very familiar message in the in-box, not the bulk folder (which is what Yahoo! calls their spam ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Angry .mob(i)?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DFT3U</url>
    <desc>Oh dear.

My post - What's in a (domain) name? - is drawing heat from some supporters of dot ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What's in a (domain) name?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DDFA9</url>
    <desc>A story over at CircleID briefy piqued my interest.

Scotland Wants Its Own Top-Level Domain ‘.SCO’

The Scottish Nationalist Government is reportedly considering a formal request with ICANN seeking a “.sco” top-level domain to replace the distinctly ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Yahoo! The abuse continues</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DCKNP</url>
    <desc>I have taken the unusual step of posting an open letter to Yahoo!'s postmaster over at CircleID in the hope, though with little expectation, that this will hit the mark where earlier attempts to intercede with Yahoo! have failed.

Share and ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A standard with only one implementation possible is a waste of space </title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DBHQZ</url>
    <desc>So says Paul Bristow, commenting on the Register story about the standardization of OOXML.

Like others making similar points - it's only a standard if others choose to implement it - Paul misses the obvious ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>And in other news</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DABQS</url>
    <desc>Sources inside Microsoft are close to revealing the true motivation behind the push for OOXML standardisation.

What has been roundly condemned up to now as a self serving, commercially motivated power play, which has nothing to do with any true desire for ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>April Fool</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7DABL6</url>
    <desc>Breaking with a long and unhappy tradition of failed windups, there will be no April fool gag here this year. Meanwhile, here is a selection of earlier gags, which you probably didn't enjoy at the time.

A native Notes mass mailing worm! (Bill actually did ...</desc>
    <published>2008-04-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Right and wrong</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7D9LVL</url>
    <desc>I wrote this a few months ago.

Consider a software company which is, even now, engaged in an assault on the International Standards Organisation designed to ensure the acceptance of its Office OpenXML file specification as a second ratified ISO standard ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Dell, Market Segmentation and Vista</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7D8TEB</url>
    <desc>Suppose you have a product which you could sell to 30% of your target market for €120, but for which 50% of your target market would only be willing to pay €100 and 20% only €90. You want to sell to all of the market, so what do you do?

You could price at ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Planet Lotus and the Dot Slash Effect</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7D7G5S</url>
    <desc>Since its inception, Planet Lotus has shown just how valuable an aggregation service focused on a single community can be. Having all posts in one place, tagged and filtered according to relevance and with the most recent first (see footnote) is just so ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>SalesForce.com: Little help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7D6F4B</url>
    <desc>Is anyone successfully using the SalesForce connector for Lotus Notes?

What Notes client version? What mail template? Any other ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Is an IP address personal?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7D6EJQ</url>
    <desc>I know. It's a bit of an old chestnut, but the matter of whether an IP address is personally identifiable information came up again over at CircleID a month or so ago.

I don’t normally cheer for Google when I don’t own shares in the company, but this time ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Marketing neologism du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7D5G8U</url>
    <desc>Here's the subject line of a marketing email that just hit my in-box.

Subject: Delivering Secure and Performant SAP Solutions

Does anyone know what performant means? I can't seem to find it in my usual ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>relays.ordb.org</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7D5EFV</url>
    <desc>Here we go again.

The former owner of ORDB, a DNSBL which announced well over a year ago that it was closing down, sends a message to lazy mail server admins everywhere - - Stop querying our zone! It's empty and you are causing unnecessary load on our name ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Fired?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7D4QL6</url>
    <desc>Say it ain't ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>TCP is broken</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7D4J6S</url>
    <desc>Here's something you may not have known before and which is often overlooked in the net neutrality debate.

TCP is broken. By ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Re: Phorm</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7D4GDA</url>
    <desc>Here's an object lesson in how to engage with a community which has mobilised against you.

The Phorm Comms Team posts a very polite comment on my earlier piece on Phorm.

Where the instinctive reaction of many companies, when they find themselves on the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Rumours of the death of email have been greatly exaggerated</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CXFMN</url>
    <desc>Dennis posts to report the death of email.

Bart agrees with him and shares with me a similar picture from his own secondary MX - 100% of email (give or take rounding) is invalid there, although the vast majority of messages deemed invalid are due to ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Do all bad things on the Internet begin with a P H?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CWN5X</url>
    <desc>We're all familiar with phishing - an attempt to acquire sensitive information, such as usernames, passwords and credit card details, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.

You may also have heard of pharming - a type of ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Yahoo! has lost the plot</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CVS7A</url>
    <desc>We re-reported that Yahoo! spam, pointing out the obvious features that made Yahoo!'s original denial of involvement ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Rob Weir: How many defects remain in OOXML?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CVPY6</url>
    <desc>I'm not done with this study yet. I'm finding so many defects that recording them is taking more time than finding them. But since this is topical, I will report what I have found so far, based on the first 25 random pages, or 1/8th completion of my target ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Smoking Gun</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CUSDX</url>
    <desc>We reported to Yahoo! several samples of that Canadian Pharmacy spam that I mentioned the other day.

All caused the usual automated response from the abuse desk, but there was no other feedback from Yahoo! until earlier on this ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Subprime For Dummies</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CUN48</url>
    <desc>

Here's topical. Well, nearly topical given recent doings at Bear Stearns and the related, if less recent, doings at Northern Rock.

Via Greg Mankiw of no less august an organisation than Harvard University, I bring you the most concise, user friendly ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Marketing neologism du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CUCLN</url>
    <desc>A friend of mine from the beautiful state of Victoria in Australia once told me a joke which I had heard before told a little differently.

Q: Why do they call it Castlemaine XXXX? *

A: Because Queenslanders can't spell beer.

When told by an ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Yahoo!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CTLHG</url>
    <desc>Almost no spam gets through here anymore, which makes the vast number of these things hitting in-boxes all the more ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Dell recommends Windows Vista Business</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CRPXJ</url>
    <desc>And how.

I'm just configuring a new laptop for a family member and I've hit a ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>When choosing Windows for public information displays...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CRPPP</url>
    <desc>Make sure there are no unused icons on the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Se7en</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CPHJE</url>
    <desc>The Vatican announced the other day a new set of seven sins for the noughties *. It isn't clear to me whether the new seven sins are deadly, like the older ones, or whether they replace or merely supplement those original seven deadly sins.

But if the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Not Hot</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CPFMW</url>
    <desc>I am become ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Google, security, SaaS and appliances</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CNCF8</url>
    <desc>The dust has begin to settle a little bit, following that little issue with an apparently benign (if pointless) application apparently designed to back up Gmail accounts, but which was also silently collecting Gmail usernames and passwords. The good folks at ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Google bomb du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CMKWW</url>
    <desc>Go to Google.com, type French Military Victories into the search box and click I'm feeling lucky.

Go ahead. I'll ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Thoughts on Lotus Protector, or is Domino still a viable MX?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CMJPV</url>
    <desc>One announcement at Lotusphere which seemed to attract little comment at the time and has had no press since was to do with a new product named Lotus Protector.

(Is it just me, or does that sound like the name of an altogether different type of ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Want to backup your Gmail?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CLESN</url>
    <desc>Volker draws my attention to this sorry little tale of a wolf in sheep's clothing.

It seems that, for the very reasonable price of $29.95, you can purchase a piece of software named g-archiver, which is a solution to a problem you may not even have known ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>This might save a few calls to the helpdesk</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CHCBY</url>
    <desc>Seen on following a doclink to a document which had been ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes 8.0.1 Integrated Sametime - The Solution</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CGMJJ</url>
    <desc>I wasn't going to be defeated by that little problem I had with Sametime in Notes 8.0.1, and it occurred to me that there may be some problem with some existing config data in my client, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>MIME pasting bug fixed in 8.0.1</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CGCTN</url>
    <desc>Remember that little issue I discovered when copying and pasting native MIME from Notes 8 to web forms or ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Who am I to argue?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CGCE8</url>
    <desc>I'm hot ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes 8.0.1 Integrated Sametime</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CFJ6Q</url>
    <desc>Here's a picture for ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>P2P - Prepare to Pay</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CEHGV</url>
    <desc>The Torygraph reports, and El Reg expands (1) on the unfortunate case of a chap whose wife is said to have cost him £11,000 in international roaming charges for data connectivity (presumably UMTS), by downloading four episodes of Friends (2) using his ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Passport is back and XP is dead</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CEEZR</url>
    <desc>I think my earlier issue may be solved. It seems that I had only managed to download the IBM Lotus Notes Client 8.0.1 and not the IBM Lotus Notes, Designer and Administrator 8.0.1 Clients before my access to Passport online was ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The upgrade you are attempting is not supported</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CEDN7</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>While you were out...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7CDJAK</url>
    <desc>In the few days since I last posted, I ...</desc>
    <published>2008-03-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Pakistan, YouTube, Free Speech and Human Rights</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7C7BEH</url>
    <desc>Old joke ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Creative Covenant</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7C3GY7</url>
    <desc>When is open source not open source?

There was a brief flurry of news articles yesterday evening, each bearing an optimistic title like &quot;Microsoft opens up to open source programmers&quot;.

It didn't take long for reality to begin to dawn, with ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>She Amazed Me</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7C2LKE</url>
    <desc>This just in from that nice Mr ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Make your own Redbooks</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7C2H6J</url>
    <desc>What will they think of next?

What is My IBM Redbooks?

My IBM® Redbooks® is a Web 2.0 mashup that remixes IBM Redbooks. It uses many of the most popular IBM Redbooks, enabling you to create customized books based on your interests and needs.

Chapters ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Thought for the day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7BXENF</url>
    <desc>The impossible is often the untried.



More ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Quote of the Day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7BSJV9</url>
    <desc>Ignorance, thy name is Ballmer.

More ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Expensive Public Wifi</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7BSBY3</url>
    <desc>Make that Expensive and Inconvenient Public Wifi...

You know the routine.

You connect to that unsecured WLAN in the hotel lobby and fire up a web browser. Instead of seeing your browser's home page (unless you have it set to blank), you see a web page ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>New blog du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7BMNDB</url>
    <desc>I am indebted to my friend Andrew for drawing to my attention the existence of the insightful ERP Graveyard ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>BlackBerry and Notes 8 Ghost Calendar Entries</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7BLF6P</url>
    <desc>A colleague was complaining to me last week that people were missing meetings or turning up at the wrong time because, although an invitation or reschedule notice had been sent, some users had not accepted it and their calendars were still showing free time ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>No Derivative Works</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7BKH3Q</url>
    <desc>Oh no! Another meme has infected the Domino community!

Here's my album ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Personal data now completely safe in government hands</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7BJDBQ</url>
    <desc>You can't have escaped the startling revelation that data has not been safe in government hands recently.

First we had that spot of bother with 25 million child benefit records and, more recently, there have been several tales of lost laptops.

One ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Truth in spam - again</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7BJCVM</url>
    <desc>Here's the full subject line of a trapped spam *.

Subject: Fantastic and despicable Boxed Programs for Windows and Mac OS

Now, which of Windows and Mac OS do you supposes is fantastic and which despicable?

* I almost never look at these things any ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Words are flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7BHCW4</url>
    <desc>Monday February 4th 2008 is Across The Universe Day.

Join the US Space Agency NASA in sending
the Beatles music literally Across The Universe! 

The enduring impact of the Beatles on popular culture is not in doubt. The music created by the four lads ...</desc>
    <published>2008-02-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Viral WLANs: Found another one</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7BDBKN</url>
    <desc>Fraport, Lufthansa lounge. Here's our old friend Free Public Wifi and his newly discovered cousin, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Viral wireless</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/EIGT-7BCC8P</url>
    <desc>You will doubtless have noticed that often, when you are connecting to a wireless network, more than one wireless network is available and many of these additional  wireless networks are obviously people's home access points with default SSID and no ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Memo to the moron in seat 2A</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/EIGT-7BBM4D</url>
    <desc>Despite the fact that we have not really met but have merely been juxtaposed in row 2 of this airbus A319 by random act of automated check-in system, I am deeply touched that you feel you already know me well enough to share with me your eclectic taste in ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Hand me that copy of Grey's Anatomy</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7B8R6A</url>
    <desc>Somebody at the FCC needs anatomy lessons.

The Federal Communications Commission has proposed a $1.4 million fine against 52 ABC Television Network stations over a 2003 broadcast of cop drama NYPD Blue.

The fine is for a scene where a boy surprises a ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>CNet's take on IBM and Ubuntu</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7B7RBX</url>
    <desc>What's this?

A mainstream article about IBM, Notes, Symphony and ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Site FAQ - Issue 6</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7B7H3E</url>
    <desc>To make things a little easier for people coming here for the first time, I have updated my brief list of posts which readers may find helpful. Regular readers (and anyone else for that matter) may wish to point out any useful items I may inadvertently have ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>And the winner is...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7B5C5D</url>
    <desc>Congratulations to Jake Howlett for deservedly winning the LotusUserGroup.org Best Blogger 2008 award. ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The LotusUserGroup.org Blogger award is being announced tonight</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7B4JKY</url>
    <desc>&lt;plagiarism&gt;

So remember and head over there to vote for your favourite blogger (which may or may not be me...) 

&lt;/plagiarism&gt;

Thanks for the reminder, Bill.

And everyone else please remember - I'm not at ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Transporter Suite Redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7B4DUQ</url>
    <desc>That Transporter Suite download turned out to be demo-ware.

No surprises there - given the evident shortcomings of earlier versions - but let's take a quick peek anyway. There are clues here which may begin to expose the true motivation behind the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Why?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7B4DBQ</url>
    <desc>

(Seen on opening a received ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Morbid Curiosity</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7B3EMU</url>
    <desc>I just couldn't help myself...



(It's your fault, ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Facebook: Lotus Notes is having a great time</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7B3CM3</url>
    <desc>But of course...



(I don't recall seeing a Facebook status update from Lotus Notes ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Go on. Steal my identity. I dare you.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AYJY6</url>
    <desc>You remember that little problem with the loss by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs of two CD-ROMs containing personal details of 25 million people, don't you?

That renowned expert on secure identity cars, Jeremy Clarkson, was caught out opining on the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Any landing you can walk away from...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AXQSQ</url>
    <desc>... is a good ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Another year older</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AXCCS</url>
    <desc>Help yourselves to champagne.



(It is also exactly five years since my first post here, though it was a few months later that I registered the domain and migrated to Blogsphere on a Domino 6 ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>New collective noun?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AWKHU</url>
    <desc>There's been much journalistic raking over that somewhat unusual grammatical construction which featured in Gordon Brown's defence (1) of Peter Hain, following that little problem with the late declaration of financial donations to the latter's campaign for ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Universal plug and prey</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AVHE8</url>
    <desc>One of the first things I always do when configuring any new home router is turn off Universal Plug and ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Bill's last day at the office</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AUKMU</url>
    <desc>Microsoft may sometimes struggle with software, hardware and services, but they've found a new niche - comedy.

This is actually pretty funny.



And yes, it is amazing who they can call for a guest appearance in the name of Bill Gates (including a ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Vista and Office 2007 banned from UK schools</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AUDBF</url>
    <desc>Here's fun.

Becta (the British Educational Communications and Technology Agency) has issued a lengthy report (summarised here) on &quot;Microsoft Vista and Office 2007 and on document interoperability which analyses the suitability of both software ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Are you botted?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7ASKEC</url>
    <desc>Next to a picture of a system running what may be an unpatched copy of Windows XP Home, the Beeb carries a stern warning about this new virus, Mebroot, which hides in the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>New Look</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7ARERL</url>
    <desc>As Google Analytics reports that only 2.85% of visitors here use screen resolutions lower than 1024x768, I decided to use some of that wasted screen real etstate at the right.

This is just an experiment. I may revert to the old look at some ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Fully patched PCs are a rare breed</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AQJ24</url>
    <desc>So says John Leyden over at El Reg.

A small minority of users - as few as one in 20 - is running fully-patched Windows PCs.

Just five per cent of newly-registered users of an online security inspection service Secunia came out with a clean bill of ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The most secure Windows yet?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7APRTS</url>
    <desc>Oh dear. The first critical update of the year and what's this we see?

A remote code execution vulnerability exists in the Windows kernel due to the way that the Windows kernel handles TCP/IP structures storing the state of IGMPv3 and MLDv2 queries. ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Closing the loop</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7APCMA</url>
    <desc>A user here has taken to reporting every email he doesn't want as spam. Some are spam, but most are solicited mailings which he has decided he no longer wants - though not all use a closed loop opt in process, so you can't be completely sure that he really ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Name that OS</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7ANHHE</url>
    <desc>

No ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The Internet is a series of tubes...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7ANH9Z</url>
    <desc>Here's how those tubes are made.

Fabrication d&#039;une lampe triodeUploaded by F2FO

See also:
Net Neutrality - A Pipe ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Unsafe Hex</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AMGAD</url>
    <desc>There's been a short series of posts at the SANS ISC Handlers' Diary on the subject of digital hitchhikers.

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3

We received a report this afternoon from someone who had recently received a digital picture frame.  Unfortunately, it had ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Pass the salami</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AJM47</url>
    <desc>Ed notes the release by Microsoft of a service pack for Office 2003 which turns off support for old file formats.

Microsoft says that this is for our comfort and safety. Oh yes. Those old 1-2-3 files are just riddled with viruses.

Mark that one thin ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Slammin'</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AJKGH</url>
    <desc>

I have here yet another letter from the grandiosely named Domain Registry of America.

This is far from new to me - I've lost count of the number of invoices domain name expiration notices I've had from these people over the years - but this one's got ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Plaxo strikes again</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AJK4X</url>
    <desc>Seems that Robert Scoble got thrown off Facebook for running an experimental Plaxo script to import Facebook ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Time Travel</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AHRQ7</url>
    <desc>Second Born has recently taken to wearing a denim (1) waistcoat (2) that I used to wear as a teenager in the '70s.

On reaching into the pocket this evening, she pulled out a small square of paper.

&quot;Daddy, what's this?&quot;

Oh my! That brings ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-03</published>
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    <title>Blackle Schmackle</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AHGCN</url>
    <desc>User drops me a note to suggest we switch all our users to this new fangled blackle dot com search engine thingy.

Here's what he ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
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    <title>Short Listed</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AGS6Y</url>
    <desc>I am deeply flattered and humbled by ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the archives</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AGGCV</url>
    <desc>I do recognise the program, but do I trust the ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Little Wii help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7AGFRC</url>
    <desc>Here's a little conundrum.

First Born has recently acquired a Wii game called Super Paper Mario and has managed to find a 100% reproducible problem while playing it.

The Wii console
latches up and needs to be restarted at exactly the same point ...</desc>
    <published>2008-01-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Does herbal v14gr4 actually contain Viagra?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7ACQ55</url>
    <desc>Here's something you probably didn't suspect.

It says here that &quot;dietary supplements marketed to provide male sexual enhancement contain undeclared erectile dysfunction drugs putting users at risk&quot;.

Yes, that herbal medication you so ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the Political Correctness Gone Mad department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7A9L7D</url>
    <desc>I gave my better half a shiny new iPod shuffle yesterday. Purple, her favourite colour.

I thought I'd set up an iTunes account while I was on *, and look what I spotted on the registration ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Thought for the day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7A8V7X</url>
    <desc>benedicamus ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>How cool indeed?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7A3K4T</url>
    <desc>Volker is impressed with the new Google translation bots for Google Talk.

So am I, particularly having picked up Volker's throwaway comment about Google Talk for ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I want one of these</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7A2NE3</url>
    <desc>

Via....</desc>
    <published>2007-12-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Like a Virgin...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-7A2GZS</url>
    <desc>... or how to launch a DDoS on your CATV network in two easy steps.

Carry out &quot;routine maintenance&quot; * which has the effect of deleting the DHCP leases of every cable modem and STB on your network.
Watch your DHCP servers fall over under the load ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Search is currently unavailable, but not right now?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79ZLJR</url>
    <desc>

...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>If Microsoft made games consoles...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79YFM8</url>
    <desc>Oh wait. Apparently they do, and who could have predicted ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>This will never catch on</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79YD7D</url>
    <desc>

Via....</desc>
    <published>2007-12-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Got me a new VAX</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79TLT4</url>
    <desc>I remember, years ago when I was part of a team that used to look after a large DEC VAX cluster, that we bought ourselves a new vacuum cleaner to pick up the debris that ended up on the floor around the impact printers and decollators.

As the vacuum ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Self Service Whitelisting</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79SHKF</url>
    <desc>Here's an idea to help you with the task of managing your Domino SMTP whitelist - self service ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>And, speaking of abbreviations...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79SGDM</url>
    <desc>... A headline popped up in my feed reader the other day that very briefly piqued my ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>HIGNFY back on on-demand</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79RCSK</url>
    <desc>Within a couple of days of my complaint that HIGNFY had been pulled from on-demand services, it was back on Virgin Media's catch-up service.

This evening, while finding the latest Top Gear on iPlayer, I note that HIGNFY is back on iPlayer too.

I still ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>On acronyms</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79RCFW</url>
    <desc>PCMCIA - Abbreviation for People Can't Memorise Computer Industry Acronyms

-- Anon

The problem with information technology, people will tell you, is that there are just too many acronyms. People will tell you this either just after you have introduced a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>coComment - No Comment</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79NFCT</url>
    <desc>If you've tried to post a comment here recently you may have noticed that it hasn't ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>O Captain! My Captain!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79MSA2</url>
    <desc>I am indebted to Captain Cool * of Lufthansa for his perseverance in the face of adverse weather and for getting me to Frankfurt in time to catch my connection.

* Perhaps not the correct spelling of the name, but certainly the correct pronunciation if not ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Is the kill switch dead?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79KTGK</url>
    <desc>You remember that Windows &quot;kill switch&quot; right?

It's ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Top Irish Lotus Notes solution provider extends its reach into the UK</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79JC93</url>
    <desc>To meet the demand for top quality IBM Lotus Notes consultancy throughout Ireland, UK and Europe, Blue Wave Technology Limited has acquired BE Systems Limited, specialists in providing top quality IBM Lotus technology services and support throughout the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Time is running out...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79JC39</url>
    <desc>Only 12,560 years to ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>HIGNFY pulled from on-demand?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79GS3A</url>
    <desc>Here's a question for the Beeb Beeb Ceeb, or for well informed Beeb watchers.

Why has Have I Got News For You been pulled from on-demand services? Neither Virgin Media's catch-up TV on demand nor iPlayer has any trace of it. I missed last Friday's show and ...</desc>
    <published>2007-12-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Trunk Monkeys</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79FJTG</url>
    <desc>It's been a while since we've done this, but let's look at how some googlers reached this site in ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Dell batteries: It could have been so much worse</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79EE87</url>
    <desc>Do you carry your cell phone in your shirt pocket?

I don't. I have one of those geeky belt clips but as of today I am a lot less embarrassed about ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What he said...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79DMVK</url>
    <desc>I'm just echoing a post by ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>ideajam: SMTP whitelist should trump verify connecting hostname in DNS</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79CMW4</url>
    <desc>Let's see if this Idea Jam thing works for boring old MTA policy ideas as well as all those cool designer ideas.

Please vote to promote this (for these very good reasons).

 

 
 


Update: Not bad so far, thanks. But let's see if we can get this ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Idea Battle: Oh the irony!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79CCCH</url>
    <desc>Over at Idea Battle: I just can't decide betwen these two ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>ZDNet: Holiday tech gifts we don't recommend</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79BPW2</url>
    <desc>Over at ZDNet: &quot;Holiday tech gifts we don't recommend&quot;.

And the first runner up ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The true cost of Facebook</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79BJP6</url>
    <desc>Forget those privacy worries that were being touted by the media a week or two back.

Facebook isn't just an invitation to steal your identity, apparently. It's also quite staggeringly expensive.

Want ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Elguji Software Announces Launch of Idea Jam for the IBM Lotus Software Community</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-79BFME</url>
    <desc>VANCOUVER, Washington - November 27, 2007 – Elguji Software, LLC (pronounced "el-GOO-jee") has launched their new social
networking site called, “Idea Jam” ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>HMRC and unintended consequences</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-797LFA</url>
    <desc>I should have predicted this.

Over the past two days or so I have lost count of the number of solicitations I have received via email from companies wishing to impress upon me their world class credentials in the sphere of data protection.

&quot;Don't ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Everybody walk the dinosaur</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-796MLK</url>
    <desc>Over at ZDNet * - Photos: Dinosaur sightings: Lotus Symphony 3 - perhaps related to the piece visible in the background on that &quot;(Don't) give up on Vista&quot; ad.

There's nothing nasty here actually. It's just a nostalgic reflection on software from ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Seen on eBay, and a government warning</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-796MAZ</url>
    <desc>Briefly seen on eBay * - an item that has mysteriously since been ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A tale of two realms...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-795PUN</url>
    <desc>... Security realms, that is.

Two stories about data security have individually had some coverage today. Juxtaposed, they reveal something about joined up ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Expert Sex Change</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-795CWJ</url>
    <desc>Very often I see hits in my referrer log coming from the site now known as experts-exchange dot com (I seem to recall that the name was changed when it occurred to someone that expertsexchange dot com may just carry with it an alternative connotation not ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Thanks, Bill</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-794CYU</url>
    <desc>I feel so much safer ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Oh the weather outside is frightful...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-793S6J</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Also from the don't try this at home department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78ZHZ4</url>
    <desc>I like my BlackBerry Curve, I really do, despite some minor misgivings.

I particularly like the fact that it has a standard 3.5mm headphone socket instead of that silly 2.5mm socket (with somewhat unconventional pin assignments) that RIM used to use for ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the don't try this at home department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78ZH9M</url>
    <desc>So, having got your Wii, having figured out how to get it on-line via your WLAN and choosing to ignore the fact that it seems to try IPv6 connections via your IPv4 only home network, you may have been pondering this.

Other than the quite staggeringly ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>This could be a Notes error message</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78YC8J</url>
    <desc>But it ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Reason #18 to subscribe to this site's comment feed</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78WFZA</url>
    <desc>I've mentioned this before. Several times, actually, but today's comment from Oleh Dyhan marks a new low.

Oleh (or is it Dyhan?) wants to borrow money from Bill Gates, at a very generous interest rate, and he thinks that posting a comment here might be ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Memo to my alma mater</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78WC38</url>
    <desc>My alma mater offers a service to its alumni which I suspect many other similar organisations do for their members and affiliates.

It offers an email address for life, perhaps to make it easier for old friends to find each other, perhaps to save users the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Tinnef - Stupid things, nonsense</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78QGJH</url>
    <desc>Seen in a recent Google search referrer here:

why do we get winmail.dat on exchange ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Memo to self</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78QFJX</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Facebook on BlackBerry gripe</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78PCKJ</url>
    <desc>Yes, I followed the herd and installed Facebook for BlackBerry a while ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What's the story with Plaxo Pulse?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78NDAQ</url>
    <desc>And do I need ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Be careful what you wish for...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78KDLE</url>
    <desc>... You might get it. Or you might not.

I had a lengthy chat with my ISP yesterday. The conversation was wide ranging and they were interested to hear about business strategy and the impact that this has on our technology platforms.

There's a lot to be ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Critical Security Update</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78JFX7</url>
    <desc>What's this? A ZIP file containing a single portable executable in my in-box *, accompanied by the following ...</desc>
    <published>2007-11-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Peer Pressure</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78GBRJ</url>
    <desc>This was mentioned in a comment yesterday (thanks, Florian) but, for those of you who do not read comments, I have embedded it here - a darkly humorous take on IPv4 meltdown.



I particularly enjoyed the sight of a room full of live blogging, powerbook ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>In defence of OpenDNS</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-78FGL3</url>
    <desc>My main aim in writing my piece on OpenDNS the other day was actually to find an excuse to mention, in an informal way, the Wii's quaint habit of doing AAAA DNS look-ups on an IPv4 only network.

But perhaps because I agreed to allow the post to be featured ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-29</published>
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    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-789NM3</url>
    <desc>If you are not already using OpenDNS on your home network I have one question for you.

Why ...</desc>
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    <desc>You heard it here ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-20</published>
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    <title>You the Jury</title>
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    <desc>There's been a bit of a row here during the trial of the Metropolitan Police on Health and Safety charges, following the regrettable incident in which they shot an innocent man seven times in the head at close range, believing him to be a terrorist.

(Well, ...</desc>
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    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Time for a new look?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-784KTE</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Whitelisting localhost redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-782HSP</url>
    <desc>Consider this complete set of Received headers from a recent spam. And remember that they appear in reverse order - the bottom Received event happened ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Idea Jam for the IBM Lotus Community to launch in November</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-782BBB</url>
    <desc>VANCOUVER, Washington - October 16, 2007 – Today Elguji Software announced their new “Elguji Ideas” software will
be used to support a new social networking site for the IBM Lotus Community called “Idea Jam” (http://IdeaJam.net).
The site will officially ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Little BlackBerry help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77ZEVZ</url>
    <desc>We have a user who is trying to activate an 8310 wirelessly. It isn't working, but instead he is seeing ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>302, pagejacking and Domino</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77WD92</url>
    <desc>Update: We are now on a D8 server here. The redirect from www.chris-linfoot.net to chris-linfoot.net is now a 301 permanent redirect.Try this little ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>localhost redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77TC6N</url>
    <desc>Remember this? Of course you do - it was only ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Never whitelist localhost</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77SJBU</url>
    <desc>Look up the PTR of this IP  - ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Dirk Gently</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-77PH9T</url>
    <desc>I have always wondered why so much attention has been given to one particular work, or series of works, by Douglas Adams when there is so much more in his ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Axis of Evil</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-77PCDP</url>
    <desc>Draw a line on a piece of paper. Make a mark at each end and nine equally spaced marks in between. Label these marks 0 to 10 and label the whole thing &quot;Axis of Evil&quot;. Zero is not evil at all and 10 is diabolical in the truest sense of the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Newsflash: FTP considered harmful</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77PCCJ</url>
    <desc>So it isn't just Notes ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>So tempting...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77MDHH</url>
    <desc>I have an invitation here to attend an event in London in ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes 8 - copying and pasting MIME data</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77KDSL</url>
    <desc>Here's a minor annoyance with Notes 8 (both Basic Configuration and ...</desc>
    <published>2007-10-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>On Topic - Mission Update</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-77GG2F</url>
    <desc>Newer visitors may have wondered about this site's purported status as the IBM Lotus Notes/Domino &quot;spam bible&quot;, given the conspicuous absence of any recent content much to do with spam. Older visitors may also sometimes wonder why I never mention ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Conversation with a prospective supplier</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77FCDB</url>
    <desc>Or the latest instalment in why I hate telemarketers, a long running saga.

'Phone rings. I ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes 8 missing UI elements - yet again</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77EKK7</url>
    <desc>Now you see it.



Now you ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes 8 - missing UI elements redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77EBFW</url>
    <desc>Where's my ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes 8 - missing UI elements</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77DLG7</url>
    <desc>Several times I have noticed elements of the Notes 8 UI missing in ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>BlackBerry 8310</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77DHCZ</url>
    <desc>When the BlackBerry 8300 a.k.a &quot;Curve&quot; came out, I resisted getting one despite the allure of the camera, the &quot;improved&quot; media player, the purported * ability to accept a standard 3.5mm headphone jack instead of that silly 2.5mm ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Dog Fish</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-77BMZT</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes 8 - File already exists</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-778AUG</url>
    <desc>Executive summary: If you want to install Notes 8 using an existing Notes 8 dataset, delete bookmarks.nsf before you start and look out for broken Sametime communities ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Identity, Supremacy, Ultimatum, Shell</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-772H5W</url>
    <desc>I was thinking about going to the cinema (1) to watch a film (2) this weekend. Perhaps that Bourne Ultimatum - I enjoyed the other ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes 8 confusing error message du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76XH9X</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>IPv6 only from January 2012?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-76XE4Y</url>
    <desc>Note: Please navigate to this site's home page before submitting a vote. Votes submitted from other pages do not appear to work.A little draft RFC slipped out of the IETF a month or so ago without attracting a great deal of attention.

An Internet ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>FBI Warning</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76UPQX</url>
    <desc>Downloading films * is stealing...



* Movies, if you're ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>[Cleanup Separators]</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76TBJE</url>
    <desc>Seen on right clicking the body of an HTML formatted email in Notes 8. This doesn't appear on every HTML email, or in fact every time the same HTML email is opened. But it is ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Cuill to be kind</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76RLML</url>
    <desc>Just recently, the server console here has been alive with messages not unlike this ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>First Born Attempts Philosophy</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76PP26</url>
    <desc>&quot;Dad,&quot; he says.

&quot;If a man says something in the forest, and there's no woman there to hear him say it, is he still wrong?&quot;

I think he must have found that in Readers' ...</desc>
    <published>2007-09-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Pssst. Want a decent browser on your 'Berry?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76KPBE</url>
    <desc>Opera Mini 4 Beta 2 is out today.

Point your existing BlackBerry browser at mini.opera.com/beta and take it from there.

(Via ZDNet: The BlackBerry ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>My cup runneth over...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76KLLP</url>
    <desc>Or Lotus Notes * confusing error message du jour.

* (version ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Little BES help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76JJLX</url>
    <desc>Trying to upgrade a BES server here from 4.0.3 to 4.1.2 (the latest version supported by Vodafone in the UK), we are hitting a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Say Arrr, or Ruminations on Wild Bill Buchan, Pirate</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76HG58</url>
    <desc>Bill was cross about this, the accusation of piracy, made against him automagically by Microsoft.

And its actions like this (or Vista, or lack of investment in Explorer, or buggy automatic updates that screw your machine) that will drive people to their ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes 8: Incorrect folder unread counts</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76HF75</url>
    <desc>Anyone else seeing ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>DOGTRAQ: Memo to Milo</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76EDH9</url>
    <desc>What is it with dogs?

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From: Chris (Head of Household; Alpha Male; poor shmuck who pays for your Shmackos)
To: Milo: (Wannabe Alpha Dog; most junior member of Linfoot household; net contribution to family ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>DOGTRAQ - stealth feature in canine firmware may cause manure overruns</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-664EZW</url>
    <desc>What is it with dogs?

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The firmware shipped with certain dogs contains a feature intended to enable the dog to operate in &quot;stealth&quot; mode.

Stealth mode permits a dog to engage in covert ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>My first day with Notes 8</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76CCCB</url>
    <desc>The new Notes 8 UI is a major advance on older Notes versions and may well go some way towards persuading those powerful end users that there's life in the old dog yet. How can they fail to be impressed by ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Is Skype telling us the truth?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76AM98</url>
    <desc>Yes, that explanation by Skype of last week's trouble as being the result of a mass reboot of Windows PCs following the monthly update does seem to beg more questions than it answers. For example:

Windows update happens every month - why have we not seen ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Milo</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-76AM8B</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>When is P2P not P2P?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-769QFV</url>
    <desc>When there are no peers in the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Truth in spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-769DRH</url>
    <desc>This is the entire subject line of a recent ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Downloading 8</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-769AUG</url>
    <desc>I had to give up on Friday. The download would not have completed before midnight at the rate it was progressing - and I started at perhaps 10:00am.

Resumed this morning and it looks set to finish in just over 90 minutes. I guess the download servers were ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What he said</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-769AM7</url>
    <desc>Thanks, Volker. You saved me the bother of mentioning Domino 8's outbound SMTP authentication feature..

Although...

That does prompt a thought about the widespread use of Domino in SME (some say SMB) environments...

I may expand ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>BBC iPlayer redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-766EW6</url>
    <desc>I've been playing with iPlayer for a few days now and I am no more convinced than I was that it is a good solution to the problem of delivering broadcast video content, on demand to a computer.

Broadly, there are three features of iPlayer, though they ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Waiting to exhale</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-766DVJ</url>
    <desc>

But don't hold it waiting for Skype to start working again. Rumours of its resurrection have been somewhat exaggerated.

Now, is anyone running a book on how many pink slips will shortly be handed out at Skype, and who will be the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Recent stories that interested me</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-765BCL</url>
    <desc>In no particular order...

Businesses having second thoughts about Vista; Fewer now believe it's more secure than XP, says new survey  - who could have predicted that?

Stop broadcasting baloney about Wi-Fi; from mortarboard / Quin Parker at The Guardian ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Happy Birthday Dec</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-764B2W</url>
    <desc>It's Declan's birthday today.

Sorry - no time for a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
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    <title>Cut off by Spamhaus</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-763PLX</url>
    <desc>Since the 10th of this month, there have been no DNSBL hits here from the Spamhaus Zen DNSBL. Prior to that, most days there were somewhat under 200 hits.

This is partly because Spamhaus is listed towards the end of our list of DNSBLs but mainly because ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Fahrenheit 451</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-763GFF</url>
    <desc>Just when you thought it was safe to power up your laptop, some fool goes and invents paper batteries.

Flexible paper batteries could meet the energy demands of the next generation of gadgets, says a team of researchers.

They have produced a sample ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Quote of the day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-762F3H</url>
    <desc>Seen at the SANS ISC Handlers' Diary on Saturday (emphasis added):

&quot;E-mails for non-existent users should be rejected at your MX server. This rejection should happen during the SMTP session (in other words - don't put Exchange there), right after your ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Lessons learned</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75XBSS</url>
    <desc>1. Don't eat toast and marmite * while surfing Facebook on your 'Berry. Crumbs get in the pearl and it stops working.

2. This is a lot more difficult than it ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Facebook</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75WHW2</url>
    <desc>Me too, but unlike Volker I am so far pretty lonely ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the in-box</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75VLBN</url>
    <desc>Please send English. I don't speak ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Spell check du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75TGSS</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Little Sametime help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75TCJP</url>
    <desc>Please accept apologies in advance for a noob ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Broken wrists redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75SSMN</url>
    <desc>Following a general anaesthetic, surgery to wire the fractured radii back together and the application of plaster casts rendering both hands and wrists completely immobile, second born has regained the ability to:

feed herself (by any means necessary, ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the in-box</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75RSYS</url>
    <desc>We'd like you to join the BBC iPlayer Beta. This email contains everything you need to get started...

Stand by for a review when I've had the chance to play with it a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Do you want fries with that?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75QPGL</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Trunk Monkeys</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75PFXU</url>
    <desc>It's been a while since we've done this, but let's look at how some googlers reached this site last ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Heinz on a plate</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75PBCZ</url>
    <desc>No, Im not talking about baked beans.

It would appear that the forthcoming 57 car registration period in the UK is causing some concern over at the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>'Round Midnight</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75PAYS</url>
    <desc>This is about 10 minutes' worth of SMTP log activity from one of our three MXes, at around midnight.

Spammers don't sleep.
The private blacklist is earning its keep.
Do you really want to accept, then filter all of that junk?

This does seem to have ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Nirvana</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75NQR4</url>
    <desc>The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain plays Smells Like Teen Spirit by ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Mass Mailing Malware Moribund? Maybe...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75NBDF</url>
    <desc>There has been some commentary in mainstream media recently to the effect that the days of mass mailing malware are over. You can now mount a DoS attack without the need for any malware, apparently. And there are better easier ways to deliver malware to ...</desc>
    <published>2007-08-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Fractured Symmetry</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75LK4T</url>
    <desc>Second born invented a new technique for dismounting swings ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Where do you keep your TV?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75HAWQ</url>
    <desc>I don't know about you, but mine's in the living room. I have a nice, comfy sofa too where I can sit and watch. And I still have a VHS recorder connected to that TV.

Why mention this?

Well, apparently the Beeb is launching iPlayer (1) ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Water, water, every where, nor any drop to drink</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75GBGD</url>
    <desc>Just over a year ago, Number 10 was in hot water (figuratively speaking) over the vexed issue of hosepipe bans. They'd been caught watering the garden when everyone else in the South East was having to stand back and watch their azaleas wither.

Number 10 ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Can you take the day off today, Dad?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75GB7F</url>
    <desc>So touching that first born still wants to spend quality time with the old man. Or could it be something to do with ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Did I really say all that?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75FGC8</url>
    <desc>This seemed to make more sense when I wrote ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The end of an era</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75ECZF</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Still want an iPhone?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75EC3X</url>
    <desc>

OK, I do know that it's a somewhat theoretical threat, but it is interesting to see that sauce for Microsoft's goose can also be sauce for Apple's ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Wet Wet Wet</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-75DF3Q</url>
    <desc>No, not the 80s pop group (warning: annoying background music at that link) - I'm talking about the weather.

I was at a business meeting in Stratford (yes, that Stratford) last Monday. Lucky it wan't Friday, as that part of Stratford has been under water ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Quote of the day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-754HNV</url>
    <desc>I don't care how famous a photographer you are. You just can't turn to the Queen and say &quot;pop your top off, love&quot;.

Marcus Brigstocke, on The Now Show, Friday 13th July.

Here's what it's all about, in case you missed ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Inside Out?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-753JUV</url>
    <desc>Do you remember those first BlackBerries with the hard plastic holsters?

The ones that people would sometimes call &quot;BlueBerries&quot;, because the versions shipped by some networks were made of blue, not black plastic?

I regularly used to hear ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Greylisting in action</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-753HQZ</url>
    <desc>On sending an email to one of my suppliers just now, the log ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A glimpse under the covers of PDF spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-753FUP</url>
    <desc>The PDF spam continues. Most look like that sample I showed you the other day.



But here's one that ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Questions for Microsoft on open formats</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-752EVD</url>
    <desc>Following last week's somewhat lopsided piece about the Microsoft sponsored initiative to preserve digital documents at the National Archive, the BBC publishes this altogether better piece which gets directly to the heart of the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Bad use of out of office reply</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-752CAD</url>
    <desc>Is postmaster allowed to say ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>We meet at last...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-752BE8</url>
    <desc>

Well, he started ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the Service Department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74XT34</url>
    <desc>My car went in for a service today and my expectations have been somewhat exceeded.

Here's what is recorded in the service booklet. ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Did I forget to remember you?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74XCQD</url>
    <desc>Volker worries that this site doesn't remember him.

In turn, this worries me a little as the remember me feature seems to work fine for me on every browser I have tried, including Firefox, IE and ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>PDF pump and dump becoming a deluge</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74XC8J</url>
    <desc>QV yesterday's piece on the use of PDF in-line to replace GIF images as a delivery vector for pump and dump messages.

We have many, many more sightings over the weekend which appear to emanate from new botnets in India and the USA. Some of these botnets ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Is PDF the new GIF?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74WPYM</url>
    <desc>WARNING: On topic post ahead.

I have seen several samples recently of what I initially took to be malware but on closer examination turn out to be no more than pump and dump image spam with a slightly new twist - the usual GIF image with the pump and dump ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>All good things come to an end</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74TQZV</url>
    <desc>

This just in by ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>This could also be a Notes error message</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74TQUC</url>
    <desc>

... but it isn't.

(Sorry, ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Disclaimer du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74SGNT</url>
    <desc>If you are not the intended recipient please do not read, save, forward, disclose, or copy the contents of this e-mail.

Oh dear. I just read that. Now what?

See also: Superstition (garlic, silver bullets, ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>OpenXML spin (and the BBC takes on YouTube)</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74SDMC</url>
    <desc>WARNING: Digital rot ahead...

Over at the Beeb, there seems to be some evidence that at least some agencies are taking the new Microsoft talk of openness at face value.

The growing problem of accessing old digital file formats is a &quot;ticking time ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the You Have Got To Be Kidding department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74RQYB</url>
    <desc>Did you know that the European Commission has its own TV channel on YouTube? I didn't, before today.

Unsurprisingly, it's mainly rather dull. For example, the following little gem is entitled &quot;The Reform of the Common Market Organisation for ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Four</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74QDD8</url>
    <desc>Since I have been old enough to vote, there have now been four prime ministers of Her Majesty's United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The dangerous whiteboard</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74QD6S</url>
    <desc>If it ain't one thing it's another... *

Interactive whiteboards have been heralded as devices that will enhance education and be a major plank in the government's drive for new technology in schools.

But the BBC has learnt that while millions of pounds ...</desc>
    <published>2007-07-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The sender would like to recall...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74JLGM</url>
    <desc>Ed asks the question, &quot;Recall mail: On by default?&quot;

So does Mary Beth.

And there are loads of comments in both places giving compelling reasons why the new feature should be on, and off, by default. But who's counting?

Well, for what it's ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Paging German Gmail Users</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74HGB2</url>
    <desc>Time to find a new email ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the You Heard it Here First department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74EPY5</url>
    <desc>Microsoft ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Big is beautiful...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74DBV9</url>
    <desc>... Or why SurfaceTM beats anything Apple can offer.



See also: When is a table not a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>YouTube as a malware vector</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74CSZ5</url>
    <desc>This isn't good...

In the past week, two fake video postings have been set up on YouTube to infect users with a Trojan that includes pop-up porn ads, Secure Computing ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Sauce for the goose...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74BM5M</url>
    <desc>... is also sauce for the gander.

Police have smashed a global child abuse network which was co-ordinated through a UK-based internet site.

Global agencies, led by UK investigators, examined more than 700 suspects, including 200 in the UK.

The ring ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Americans are very gullable and nieve?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74BH4Y</url>
    <desc>Before you get cross with me, Yolanda poses the question in comment 26 here. I know she's not the first, and she won't be the last.

Yolanda is &quot;tired of deleting this crap from inbox&quot;, so has resorted to copying and pasting it wholesale into ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>BONET FINANCIAL redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74BB3E</url>
    <desc>See yesterday's brief item about BONET FINANCIAL spam.

Now, here, we have another.

Where yesterday's was delivered to an address of mine scraped from the IBM Lotus developerWorks forums, this one's to webmaster.

That would qualify as being from a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Moments of truth</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74ACV5</url>
    <desc>I was just testing second born (aged nine) on her spellings. One of the spellings was expensive.

&quot;Expensive?&quot; I say. &quot;That's you, that is.&quot;

&quot;No,&quot; she says, &quot;I'm priceless.&quot;

She's right. My ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>BONET FINANCIAL has obtained your contact details from public internet sources.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-74ACP5</url>
    <desc>Got a nasty little spam here addressed to one of my email addresses which exists in only one public internet source, my IBM Lotus developerWorks profile.

It purports to offer employment as an &quot;E-system operator&quot; or a &quot;Corporate ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Proportionality in patch management</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-749QNV</url>
    <desc>Here we go again. Another vulnerability that has existed for months or perhaps years has been found and patched, and now Microsoft can't even wait until the next time I reboot to finish applying the patch.



What has more value? The work I lose during ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The 4th emergency service</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-747ERP</url>
    <desc>A well known provider of roadside recovery services here in the UK used to say that &quot;to our members, we're the 4th emergency service.&quot;

I always found it odd that someone whose car had broken down might consider a call to the coast guard a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Little BlackBerry Help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-747EQD</url>
    <desc>Several users here have reported that, when they delete an email on their BlackBerries, the email is not deleted from their Notes in-box as it should be. BES account settings and handheld settings appear to suggest that this should work and the BES server has ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the Law and Technology Don't Mix department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-746RHC</url>
    <desc>In a decision reported late Friday by CNET News.com, a federal judge in Los Angeles found (PDF) that a computer server's RAM, or random-access memory, is a tangible document that can be stored and must be turned over in a lawsuit.

More ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Power corrupts...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-745BB9</url>
    <desc>Absolute power corrupts absolutely...

Blogger power? Well that remains to be seen.

But here's one case where blogger power seems to carry some weight. That would probably be Volker's (ceci n'est pas un) blogger power, not mine, but it seems that we are ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Happy Birthday Rocky</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-745B9H</url>
    <desc>Rocky is 43 today. A little bird told ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Would Sir like Flash with his BlackBerry?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-743QWV</url>
    <desc>

Flash on a BlackBerry == YouTube/Google Video on a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I'm back</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-743JQK</url>
    <desc>I've been at a conference...



(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Change Management 101</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73VFNV</url>
    <desc>Lesson 1: When imposing change on someone that doesn't want to change, do it slowly.



(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Happy birthday Sgt Pepper</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73RKLG</url>
    <desc>It was 40 years ago today...



See also: I read the news today, oh ...</desc>
    <published>2007-06-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>DKIM, SPF and a new poll - border MTA</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73QCG9</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb a week ago - Backing for tool to battle spam (1)

A tool that could help in the battle against spam (1) and phishing attacks has received industry approval.

The DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) system is a method of validating the identity ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Does Lotus have a death wish?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73QATX</url>
    <desc>Warning: Extended rant ahead.

OK. Now that I have your attention, let's begin.

Volker draws to my attention the fact that Lotus seems to be contemplating dropping week numbers from the Notes calendar.

Perhaps it is worth dwelling briefly on the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A question for webmasters</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73PK38</url>
    <desc>For the nth time today I am being told that a web site here must have in the &lt;TITLE&gt; tag on its home page a long list of keywords and short phrases purely for Google's benefit.

The reason? It's good SEO * practice.

One question. Says who, ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>When is a table not a table?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73PAS9</url>
    <desc>When it's a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>This new SharePoint thing looks pretty cool *</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73NR3Y</url>
    <desc>It's so good it's been given DoD certification (5015.2 ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Yet more on lazy journalism and dangerous wi-fi</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73KTWJ</url>
    <desc>At the Grauniad today - Through the tube darkly.

Won't somebody, please, think of the children? Three weeks ago, I received my favourite email of all time, from a science teacher. &quot;I've just had to ask a BBC Panorama film crew not to film in my class ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Interesting spam headers</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73JC4Y</url>
    <desc>I've seen this in a fair number of recent spams:

Received: from pppoe-207.techno-link.com ([85.196.174.207])
          by domino2.mydomain.example (Lotus Domino Release 7.0.2)
          with ESMTP id 2007052509071105-716 ;
          Fri, 25 May 2007 ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>DWA and international filenames</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73GBLK</url>
    <desc>I've just bumped into a bit of an annoyance regarding Domino Web Access (7.0.2) where file attachments use non-ASCII characters (in this example, cyrillic).

For example, a file named протокол 16-18.05.07.doc is delivered as an attachment to the in-box of a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>More on lazy journalism and dangerous wi-fi</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73FB9M</url>
    <desc>We've been here twice already, but this is really beginning to annoy me.

Panorama, the BBC's flagship investigative programme which is usually balanced, thoughtful and thought provoking, proved last night that even they can be swept up by a non-story by ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>BlackBerry - wireless PIM sync broken</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73BELY</url>
    <desc>Paging all BlackBerry experts. I need your help.

Some time since I moved over to the 8800 (in fact maybe at that time), wireless PIM sync stopped working.

Wireless email is working fine in both directions, as is calendar synchronisation. What is not ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gmail misses a phish</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-73BDS5</url>
    <desc>Look what dropped into my Gmail in-box last ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Two nations divided by a common language - again</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-739R2M</url>
    <desc>And we have our culinary differences ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>BITS and pieces</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-739DYH</url>
    <desc>The Beeb is busy today - Malware 'hijacks Windows Updates'

Virus writers may be able to smuggle malicious files onto a computer using Microsoft's security patch updates, experts say.

At least one program is in circulation that can hijack a key component ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Say Arrr</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-739DLA</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb - Call to tackle pirated software

More than one-third of business software used by companies around the world is pirated.

According to figures released by the Business Software Alliance 35% of the programs used by firms are illegal- a figure ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>One telephone number on two mobile networks/devices - Little help please?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-739DCW</url>
    <desc>A week or several back, we switched mobile networks from O2 (UK) to Vodafone (UK). We ported all of our numbers at that time using the usual mechanism, the Porting Authorisation Code or PAC.

For the most part this went smoothly, but we have one user who ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Holy Smoke</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-738QRA</url>
    <desc>Here's a bit of regulatory ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Interesting Bookmarks Gotcha</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-734EKH</url>
    <desc>On setting up a new user's laptop here today, his bookmarks started to behave ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>100 names and phrases coined since 1997</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-733QVH</url>
    <desc>In anticipation of Tony Blair's announcement of the timetable for his departure from office today, the Telegraph publishes a list entitled &quot;100 names and phrases coined since 1997&quot;.

There is a surprisingly high number of technological words and ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>My BlackBerry is haunted</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72YSFC</url>
    <desc>There's a little button on the side of my new 8800 and, when I press it, I hear Andie MacDowell's * disembodied voice:

Say a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Happy May Day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72YPQF</url>
    <desc>Welcome to May Day, the only British public holiday that is also an internationally recognised distress ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Let's talk nerdy</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72WMDQ</url>
    <desc>Parental advisory: Probably not for the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>BlackBerry 8800 gripe</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72VKD4</url>
    <desc>You may have guessed by now that I have a shiny new BlackBerry 8800 courtesy of Vodafone UK.

I have for many years been in the habit of storing telephone numbers for my contacts in international format. So, for example, if Fred Bloggs' number is 0555 ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Nice Beaver</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72VAWV</url>
    <desc>

If the penguin is a fitting symbol for Linux then perhaps the beaver, being noted for its endurance, is a fitting symbol for Windows XP.

This beaver runs XP, which seems to illustrate the point ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Little BlackBerry 8800 help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72UDJM</url>
    <desc>BlackBerry 8800 - tethering as a GPRS modem on Vodafone UK. How?

Helpdesk at Vodafone is utterly useless. All they can say is that it is possible (I know that) and that the username and/or password may be something like webb and/or internet though they may ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Two reasons why my next computer will probably be a Dell</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72UB3D</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>WiFi is bad for you</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72SB48</url>
    <desc>No, she's not a bee keeper.

Apparently this rather fetching head gear is a Faraday cage intended to keep electromagnetic radiation away from the wearer's head.

She's allergic to WiFi, you see.

And then there's this over at the Beeb (which august body ...</desc>
    <published>2007-05-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Is WiFi bad for you?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72NKQH</url>
    <desc>I spotted an item at the BBC the other day which briefly had me a little worried.

It was by Bill Thompson, the title was Wi-fi? Why worry? and it began:

Scare stories about the dangers of wireless networks lack credibility, argues Bill ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I'm starting the Christmas wish list early this year</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72NKDP</url>
    <desc>I want one of ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Little DWA help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72NCU8</url>
    <desc>We have a DWA user who is seeing this error when attempting to send email to one specific user:

Sorry we were unable to process your request at this time. If you are unable to continue working in your mail file, please dismiss this warning and select view, ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Comedy dialog box du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72MFES</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>You aint nothin' but a hound dog</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72KS4A</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>War driving in the news</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72EDDY</url>
    <desc>I've been following this little tale with some amusement:

Two people have been cautioned for using people's wi-fi broadband internet connections without permission.

Neighbours in Redditch, Worcestershire, contacted police on Saturday after seeing a man ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Give us this day our daily spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72ED52</url>
    <desc>Seen in the subject line of a pump and dump spam just now:

Deliver us from evil.

How ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The cost of free speech</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72CLNM</url>
    <desc>BBC Click publishes a little article about bloggers' search for anonymity.

The internet [sic *] has given the individual unprecedented power to reach out to millions but some governments are cautious, even hostile, to giving their citizens free access to ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Sneakernet mark II</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-72BSJA</url>
    <desc>

Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Paging Mr Sarbanes and Mr Oxley</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-729DKL</url>
    <desc>File this one under oops.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House political adviser Karl Rove was embroiled in a new controversy over potentially missing e-mails on Friday, the latest twist in the firings of eight U.S. prosecutors last year...

... a White ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Captions not necessarily welcome</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-726R25</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From Domino to Exchange in one easy download</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-723PNW</url>
    <desc>Or plus ça change, plus c'est le same old bollocks.

Microsoft Tool Eases Move from Lotus to Exchange

Microsoft has officially released software to help companies move from IBM's Lotus Domino collaboration server to Microsoft's Exchange 2007.

The ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>SMTP and Internet Site Documents</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZZDJQ</url>
    <desc>Bas writes with a useful tip on the subject of SMTP with Internet Site documents, which we already know to be ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the in-box</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZYL8H</url>
    <desc>Dear Sir, 

You wrote a comment on a 'blog' sometime ago on a vehicle you said ran on chicken quano (supplemented with uranium). I was wondering where you got this information on this car? 

Sincerly, ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Meet Stumpy</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZYBX6</url>
    <desc>Now we have an answer to the age old question - how do you feed a family of four when everybody wants a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Little DConsole help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZYBLF</url>
    <desc>How do you permanently edit the list of recent servers in Domino Console? There's an .ini file, named dconsole.ini, in the Notes program directory and this contains the list of servers, but also a stern warning:

;
; Please do not edit the following lines ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>On DRM and lossy compression</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZXFUJ</url>
    <desc>By now everyone is aware of the move by EMI to offer DRM free music via iTunes.

It isn't free, though. DRM free tracks individually cost more than the DRM laden equivalents. Are we to be charged more for less (notwithstanding the fact that the removed ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Three security holes in Domino</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZWB4L</url>
    <desc>In case you're all feeling a little too smug about Microsoft's current, self-inflicted trouble with animated cursors, I'll quickly draw to your attention some extracts from the @RISK mailing I received from the SANS Institute this morning:

&quot;A really ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>ANI - from bad to worse</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZVHB3</url>
    <desc>Over the weekend that little problem with animated cursors that I pointed out on Friday has grown somewhat.

The SANS ISC raised their INFOCon threat level to yellow on Saturday, an unofficial patch is now available (sound familiar?) and it now transpires ...</desc>
    <published>2007-04-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>But is it art?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZTL7Q</url>
    <desc>An exhibition of art by Fuji Finepix, a Japanese conceptual artist, opens at the National Gallery in London today.

Drawing his inspriration from a combination of pointillism, developed by George Seurat in the 1880s, and the rather more contemporary concept ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Microsoft, from the horse's mouth</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZTQUR</url>
    <desc>Via Guardian Unlimited, we learn of an interview on Shacknews with Alex St John, the former Microsoft guy who helped transform Windows' printing architecture, and fathered the DirectX system. On page three of that interview we find a couple of paragraphs that ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Everybody walk the dinosaur</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZSBML</url>
    <desc>I remember when I first saw Windows NT (was it version 3.11 or version 3.5?).

It was a revelation. There was the familiar Windows 3.11 user interface in all its glory, but the cursors moved! And there was a choice of lovely new cursors too, to make the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Hellish dark and smells of cheese! Again!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZRM65</url>
    <desc>Now you too can watch cheddar cheese maturing in real time.



See also: Hellish dark and smells of ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The Linux Genuine Advantage</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZRKAE</url>
    <desc>This can only be a good thing.

Computer giant Dell will start to sell PCs preinstalled with open source Linux operating systems, the firm has said.

The second largest computer maker in the world said it had chosen to offer Linux in response to customer ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Spring is in the air?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZQQ7E</url>
    <desc>Not here, Volker ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>This is what YouTube is for</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZPQMJ</url>
    <desc>

See also: YouTube Video ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Declined</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZPR2W</url>
    <desc>

Memo to Microsoft: This is a Dell laptop with an OEM Windows license supplied pre-installed. I didn't steal that Windows license and feel no obligation to offer you any further reassurance to that effect.

Please do not offer me that ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Unacceptable</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZPKDW</url>
    <desc>You all know about this by now

Death threats against bloggers are NOT &quot;protected speech&quot; (why I cancelled my ETech presentations)

As I type this, I am supposed to be in San Diego, delivering a workshop at the ETech conference. But I'm not. I'm ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Splog fodder</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZPJPB</url>
    <desc>Is this what I've become? A mere generator of content to be harvested by sploggers and selectively mis-quoted on splog sites replete with Google PPC ads, the said ads being the sole reason for these sites' existence?

Recent example - my piece entitled ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Imperfect Perfection</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZMRB8</url>
    <desc>I am indebted to Roger for drawing to my attention the fact that you can find plenty of performances by Martha Argerich on YouTube.



This one is a blurred, black and white video. The sound is wobbly and out of sync with the picture and the last few ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Windows Security Pot Pourri</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZMNXA</url>
    <desc>1. Windows Mail bug may expose Vista users

The impossible has happened. A real life, exploitable hole in Vista!

A possible security vulnerability in Windows Mail could let attackers run applications on PCs running Vista.

An attacker could send an ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Captions please</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZKJG2</url>
    <desc>

(Seen when launching Notes 8 Beta 2 - not for the first time.)

Update: Rich - Not ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the Statements of the Bleeding Obvious Department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZKJ7X</url>
    <desc>Another pearl of wisdom from Windows&reg; Error Reporting.



A stop error requires you to restart your computer.

Who ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Has Microsoft entered the lottery bidniss?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZJFEF</url>
    <desc>&nbsp;For the benefit of future visitors - no, you didn't win the Microsoft lottery.Do NOT contact these people to claim your prize.&nbsp;

&quot;Microsoft&quot; writes in an email to a spamtrap.

And I ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the lost causes department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZGQB4</url>
    <desc>McDonald's seeks 'McJob' rewrite

The UK arm of McDonald's is planning a campaign to have the dictionary definition of a McJob changed.

The Oxford English Dictionary says it is: &quot;An unstimulating, low-paid job with few prospects, esp. one created by ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Mention me in passing to your college tutor</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZGEX9</url>
    <desc>Sorry, vowe. ;-)


							 
							
							STING ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Lies, Damned Lies and Inflation Baskets</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZGCEK</url>
    <desc>On hearing the news this morning that the basket of items used by the Office of National Statistics to calculate price inflation has been updated, I did start to wonder - are we comparing apples with apples?

For those not in the know, the ONS has a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gmail - filtering spam from your POP accounts</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZFFN9</url>
    <desc>Gmail added a new feature a while back which has proved to be unexpectedly useful.

You can now ask Gmail to poll up to five POP mail accounts. Email from polled POP acounts is delivered to the Gmail inbox and optionally labelled so that you can easily see ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Is he bovvered?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZFD8V</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Machine room archaeology</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6ZALTZ</url>
    <desc>Over there at utoronto.ca, Chris Siebenmann posted a nice little piece on this subject the other day.

The problem with raised floors is that over time all sorts of things accumulate down there below the floor tiles, because they aren't in people's way to ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Introducing the Apple i-Raq</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Z9E8T</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>ND8 beta forum?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Z9E35</url>
    <desc>Is there an ND8 beta forum over at developerWorks?

I can't find it. Post a link if you know where it is. ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>After 8?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Z8FSY</url>
    <desc>A reader takes me to task for not joining the rush * to announce the public availability of the Notes/Domino 8 public beta. Sorry, Bart, but I think everone knows by now ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Oxymoron du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Z5FDS</url>
    <desc>Microsoft Anti-Virus

Having locked the competition out of the kernel of its new OS, Microsoft certainly needs to convince users of the efficacy of its own anti-virus offering, OneCare.

Setting aside the anti-trust question for now, if Microsoft can ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Yum yum</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Z4M53</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>An architect designed a house...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Z2RW6</url>
    <desc>... or perhaps it was a prison, a beautiful, disturbing ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Falling into the Vista trap</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YZEQ5</url>
    <desc>Over at the Beeb, Tim Weber, Business editor, BBC News website, falls into the Vista trap - and he doesn't like it ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A tale of two channels</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YWDUG</url>
    <desc>Now is the best of times and the worst of times. Bear with me while I ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Vista pot pourri</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YWDK5</url>
    <desc>1. Net firms tackle Vista headache

Windows Vista is causing problems for some new PC owners hooking up their machine to a broadband connection.

Some old installation discs that simplify the task of configuring a PC for broadband have refused to work on ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Site FAQ - Issue 5</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-6YVJEL</url>
    <desc>Superseded - see the FAQ category for the most up to date version.To make things a little easier for people coming here for the first time, I have updated my brief list of posts which readers may find helpful. Regular readers (and anyone else for that matter) ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The revolution will not be televised</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YVFEU</url>
    <desc>The WOW really starts now? I think he meant The WAR really starts now.

You may have heard of the Microsoft Vista marketing campaign by now with the slogan of 'The WOW Starts Now' and I have to agree the WOW really does start now, I just bought my first ...</desc>
    <published>2007-03-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Paying forward</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YUCMU</url>
    <desc>People occasionally ask me why I do what I do (note to self: that FAQ page is due for an overhaul). I suppose paying forward is as good an explanation as any. Volker expressed this very eloquently:

If you ever ask yourself, why I am doing something because ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Another problem solved</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YUCKY</url>
    <desc>It's all so clear to me ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Activating Vista</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YTDFF</url>
    <desc>Ed Bott points out a new development in the ultra-reliable, super-secure and just generally ever-so-fit-for-purpose OS that is Windows Vista:

Last year, when Microsoft announced a new anti-piracy infrastructure for Windows Vista, I was skeptical. Here's ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Does Vista's UAC cry wolf?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YSS6A</url>
    <desc>A post at Slashdot draws attention to Symantec's assertion that Vista's UAC warnings can't be trusted.

Windows Vista's User Account Control (UAC), a system that Microsoft says makes the new operating system safer from attack, can be spoofed and shouldn't ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Current Australia's Prime Minister survived a hear attack *</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YSEVY</url>
    <desc>So says the subject line and the body of a trapped spam here last Thursday.

There's a single link to a web page - which we are presumably meant to assume to be a source of more information on Mr Howard's non-fatal loss of auditory capacity - containing a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Bond on a plate</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YPF2F</url>
    <desc>Non-British readers may be unfamiliar with the British number plate phenomenon. Car number plates here have had a variety of different forms over the years, but the one thing they all have in common is that people try to spell things out with them using ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Share and enjoy</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YPEWB</url>
    <desc>Share and enjoy Don's comment (slightly edited) - #8 in this ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>A Domino MSA Server</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-6YNEGQ</url>
    <desc>Domino sites sometimes need to support users using non-Notes client software, for example Outlook Express or Mozilla Thunderbird. Such email only clients need to be able to receive email via POP3 or IMAP, and also to be able to send via SMTP.

Using a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Now</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YMM3X</url>
    <desc>Now now now now now.

(Sorry, ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Three perspectives on DRM</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YMLL2</url>
    <desc>1. Bill Gates

&quot;People should just buy a cd and rip it. You are legal then.&quot;

2. Steve Jobs

&quot;If the music companies are selling over 90 percent of their music DRM-free [on CDs *], what benefits do they get from selling the remaining ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Hellish dark and smells of cheese! *</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YMFXT</url>
    <desc>We were down in Somerset a few days ago and found ourselves at Wookey Hole, near Wells.

Wookey Hole is a series of caves and is the source of the River Axe, which rises underground somewhere in the vicinity and emerges near the mouth of the first chamber. ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Vista - the problem isn't just DRM</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YDFHE</url>
    <desc>Something happens to the family PC every year around this time. It starts to pop up windows saying that my subscription to Norton Internet Security is expiring and offering me options. Those options are usually a) buy a new license key and continue to use the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Confusing error message du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YDCAS</url>
    <desc>Here's a little treasure that popped into view on opening a bounced email.

Where's the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Soon? How soon?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YCSH7</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Fishing Boats at Macduff, 1993</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6YAUJ5</url>
    <desc>Another shot from the Linfoot archive.



Taken on Ilford XP2 colour process mono film, using a Pentax MX manual SLR with a Pentax 24-35mm zoom ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Well, That's Fabulous!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Y9CSU</url>
    <desc>A few days ago, Technorati announced a new feature named WTF.

I confess to a slight double take when I saw this on the Technorati home page. In fact, &quot;WTH?&quot; (what the heck?) was my initial ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Nolisting  - Poor Man's Greylisting </title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Y7FN6</url>
    <desc>Via the SANS ISC Handler's Diary, I found this - Nolisting - Poor Man's Greylisting.

How does Nolisting work?
It has been observed that when a domain has both a primary (high priority, low number) and a secondary (low priority, high number) MX record ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Installing Vista</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Y6K7W</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Fixing broken features - your vote counts</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Y5CB4</url>
    <desc>You can't have missed a little hobby horse I've been riding around recently - the most broken feature in Domino SMTP; Verify connecting hostname in ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>To err is human...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Y2DXW</url>
    <desc>... but to really muck things up, you need a computer ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Trunk Monkeys</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Y2CS7</url>
    <desc>It's been a while since we've done this, but let's look at how some googlers reached this site last ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Powerless</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XZR8P</url>
    <desc>Via HowManyofMe.com, the Power of the Schwartz has been increased from 42 to the rather more sinister 666.

Let's see my ...</desc>
    <published>2007-02-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What's the most broken feature in Domino SMTP?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-6XYKQQ</url>
    <desc>Rhetorical question. I'll tell you the answer.

Verify connecting hostname in ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes.net spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XYKHC</url>
    <desc>There have been two attempts to get spam into my Notes in-box so far today, one successful. Actually, there have probably been countless others but the DNSBLs still seem to be working.

Why mention this? Well, both of the spams in question were addressed to ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I, for one, welcome our new Vista overlords</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XXCV3</url>
    <desc>Bit of a flap overnight. The Microsoft PR machine has been very busy encouraging reporting of the delayed successful consumer launch of Vista. It's been going down a storm in Japan, apparently.

Mind you, Japanese consumers will buy almost anything (thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Hello. I'm a PC. And I'm a Mac. (UK style)</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XXC7C</url>
    <desc>Mitchell and Webb, a well known comedy team from the Beeb Beeb Ceeb (often seen on the Beeb's digital channel, Threeb), are doing the UK versions of the famous Apple ads.

Very ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Wii News</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XUSPS</url>
    <desc>The Wii news channel went live here yesterday.

You need to do an on-line system update to get the news functionality. It seems to work pretty well so far.

Loads of pictures of it at ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Style</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XUPRN</url>
    <desc>Her: You're going to wear that, are you?

Me: Yes I am, thank you dear, yes.

Her: You just haven't a clue, have you?

Me: You wouldn't understand, dear - it's called 'style'.

With hindsight, she may have had a point.

And for extra credit, where ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Remember</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XSLHR</url>
    <desc>Life was simpler ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Goggle</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XQN3C</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Stupid is as stupid does</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XQFXF</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb, 'Thieves' tracked via satellite.

Three men have been arrested for allegedly stealing global positioning systems mistaken for mobile phones.
Fourteen GPS systems were stolen last week from a warehouse in Babylon, New York. They were to be used ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>5 things you probably don't care about</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XPDLC</url>
    <desc>I've been tagged. Again.

I am not at Lotusphere
I am truly sorry for my cruel hoax on Friday - sorry Dec and Bruce.
I am Spartacus
There is no item 4 on this list
OK. There was an item 4, but certainly no item 5.

Oh forget ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Oops</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XPCMG</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Zombie duck spotted in Florida</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XMV3T</url>
    <desc>Well, if not a zombie, then at least undead:

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Neither gunfire nor two days in a refrigerator could slay this duck. 

When the wife of the hunter who shot it opened the refrigerator door, the duck lifted its head, giving her a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Wii bowling high score</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XMHMJ</url>
    <desc>I scored a 277 on Wii bowling yesterday - 9 strikes in a row. Thought I was doing pretty well, till I saw ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>No posts for a few days</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XLGJE</url>
    <desc>I'll be too busy to post. If you see me you can buy me a ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>But I'm not wearing a hat...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XLFRZ</url>
    <desc>Jerry Carter suggests I don a white hat and publish a list of the 311 IP addresses in that bot net that attempted unsuccessfully to post a load of spam trackbacks here the other day.

That's 311 out of 4,294,967,296 or 0.00000724% of IPv4 - small drop; big ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>HBTM</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XJCA5</url>
    <desc>Look what the kids made for me *.



Tastes better than it looks...

* With a little help from me, though I was unaware of their ultimate intention at the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes today, Outlook tomorrow</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XHE9Y</url>
    <desc>If someone sends you, a Notes user, an HTML email today, it may well render looking something like ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>This is making me very cross</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XGFXH</url>
    <desc>The Idiots Who Thought of This should be Sued

Imagine — some marketing yahoo at a radio station comes up with the idea of &quot;Holding Your Wee for a Wii&quot; that left this 28-year old mom of three kids aged 10, 3 and 11 months dead of water ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>If only he'd studied history</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XEF3A</url>
    <desc>There is something unbalanced about the jaunty normality the man imports into approving a course of conduct in its fourth year of calamity. ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Hotter than July</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XDGPH</url>
    <desc>An article in the Metro (a free newspaper in the UK) caught my eye the other day:

Nights in January are warmer than July

Nights this month have been warmer than those during last year's record-breaking summer, weather experts have said. 

So far this ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Who cares about spam?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XCNAL</url>
    <desc>Ed asks, Have we hit the &quot;who cares&quot; point with spam?

Specifically, he wonders whether it is worth trying to obfuscate email addresses posted in on-line forums as some people used to do.

That never worked (it is security by obscurity, which is ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Botnet at work</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XCJKZ</url>
    <desc>There have been 1,940 attempts to post spam trackbacks here in about 4 hours today.

Of these, 1,805 succeeded in creating trackback documents, while the rest used various broken methods which failed to do anything.

None of the 1,805 was ever published ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Adobe XSS test and patch</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XCHFM</url>
    <desc>Dominic White has published a nice little demonstration of the Adobe Reader XSS vulnerability patched by Adobe Reader 7.0.8. This will:

Check to see if you are vulnerable
Direct you to the download page for the update if you ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Domino and Windows DNS redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XBL4K</url>
    <desc>QV that item yesterday regarding unwanted additional DNS lookups on a W2K Domino server.

Say you have two servers named domino.example.com and webserver.example.com which both resolve publicly.

Go to your W2K Domino server (domino.example.com) and start ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The thread that keeps on giving (again)</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-6XBKMC</url>
    <desc>Comment #10 ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Spell check du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XBEBF</url>
    <desc>I typed &quot;resellers&quot;.

Notes suggests &quot;repellers&quot;.

Seems about right to ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I found Nemo</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XAQA5</url>
    <desc>And I want one of these...



One notable quote:

It's like BlackBerry without an Exchange Server.

Wait. I already have ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Interesting W2K DNS problem</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6XAH9Z</url>
    <desc>A reader writes with an interesting ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Zen and the art of DNSBL maintenance</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6X9CTL</url>
    <desc>More developments in the DNSBL ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Candle in the wind</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6X7U9R</url>
    <desc>Look what I caught the kids watching on the ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Professional?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6X5HDH</url>
    <desc>Professional what?



Are there also Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium, Small Business, Enterprise and Ultimate ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The human element</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6X3FUK</url>
    <desc>Or when the cat's away...

What were we saying about the human element the other day?

Trawling through just some of the vast archive of trapped spam that has accumulated here over the festive season, I am struck by one recurring theme.

A significant ...</desc>
    <published>2007-01-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Contains Egg</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WXJGJ</url>
    <desc>More news from the statements of the bleeding obvious department.



(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Where's mine?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WXG2F</url>
    <desc>Is MS buying bloggers?

It seems that Microsoft and AMD have partnered to hand out some nice Christmas presents to select bloggers. Microsoft has reportedly sent out new AMD-equipped Acer laptops in an effort to get prominent bloggers using Microsoft’s new ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
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    <title>Vista under attack</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WVJCE</url>
    <desc>Over at the Beeb, more idle speculation on that vexed pair of subjects, Vista and ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Wii wish you a Merry Christmas</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WUF7E</url>
    <desc>Or, as we traditionally intone at Christmas, nintendamus igitur.

Unpacked the kids' new surprise yesterday, a Nintendo Wii, and had it hooked up and working within a few minutes.

As it is physically located within inches of our broadband ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>ORDB is no more</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WQQN9</url>
    <desc>The Open Relay Database is closing down:

We regret to inform you that ORDB.org, at the ripe age of five and a
half, is shutting down. It's been a case of a long goodbye as very
little work has gone into maintaining ORDB for a while. Our volunteer
staff ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Whitelist poll</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WPLRG</url>
    <desc>RSS readers please visit my site to vote in the current poll. Here's what it's all about.

A while ago I wrote that &quot;Verify Connecting Host Name in DNS&quot; pre-empts both local and DNS whitelists.

The usefulness of &quot;Verify Connecting Host ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Fog</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WPKGZ</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>BSOD meets Thunderbird</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WNGVC</url>
    <desc>Steps to a ruined Thunderbird installation, and recovery the hard way:

Launch Thunderbird.
Notice that it has downloaded an update and is offering to install it for you.
Accept the offer and let the installation commence.
BSOD - IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Little BlackBerry help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WMJPJ</url>
    <desc>I need one BlackBerry to connect to two Notes/Domino mailboxes. Only one of these also needs calendar sync; the other is mail only so I guess POP/IMAP might do it. The BlackBerry in question is served by BES. Any ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>If in doubt, send kippers</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WMH3B</url>
    <desc>Volker seems to be having some success with his campaign for real jam.

Just in case anyone is stuck for ideas, I'll settle for:

Craster Kippers
Smoked salmon
or a nice piece of Stilton

That's just in case you're ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Skype worm</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WMH2F</url>
    <desc>Could this be why Skype just crashed ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Bill on DRM</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WLGF2</url>
    <desc>This is interesting.

&quot;People should just buy a cd and rip it. You are legal then.&quot;

William H. Gates III; December 14, 2006

Does that apply to DVDs ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Malformed MIME redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WLFJY</url>
    <desc>A few days ago, the SANS ISC Handler's diary revisited an old chestnut - malformed MIME.

Over on Quantenblog, they're reporting that malformed MIME attachements can, in some cases, be used to bypass email AV filtering.  It works like this:  because email ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>LinkedIn and Xing</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WLEMK</url>
    <desc>Like London buses, I'd not seen a LinkedIn invitaion for ages, then two turned up at once. Thanks Tom and Bill.

Now, would you care to do the same thing over at Xing ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Clue not present</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WLE5C</url>
    <desc>Since the introduction of &quot;Chip and PIN&quot; cards for all credit and debit card applications in the UK, there has apparently been a drop in most types of card fraud. Most obviously, while it is still possible to &quot;skim&quot; a card and make a copy ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the Oops Department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WHQAL</url>
    <desc>Vista isn't compatible with SQL Server.

Microsoft has a problem. Vista, its long-awaited update to the Windows operating system, can't run the current version of SQL Server. The company is working on a SQL upgrade that is compatible with Vista - called SQL ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Mine's a large one</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WFCSW</url>
    <desc>According to this morning's spam, I like the ones on the left and girls like the one on the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The thread that keeps on giving</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-6WHQ86</url>
    <desc>Comment #9 ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>When is a whitelist not a whitelist?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WELT7</url>
    <desc>A while ago I wrote that &quot;Verify Connecting Host Name in DNS&quot; pre-empts both local and DNS whitelists.

I was reminded of this again today by a reader who says:

In our view, this is counterintuitive to the point that it should be classified as ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I'm the Bishop of Southwark. It's what I do.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WDH95</url>
    <desc>More news from the &quot;you can't make stuff like this up&quot; department.

The Bishop of Southwark threw children's toys from the parked Mercedes before being pulled out, falling over and cracking open his head.

Asked what he was doing, it's claimed ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Declined</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WCS6R</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the What Were They Thinking department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WACMS</url>
    <desc>Microsoft sails through document standard vote

A vote to make Microsoft Office document formats an international standard was approved on Thursday, according to a Microsoft representative. 

At the general assembly of Ecma International in Zurich, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Overheard in the kitchen</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WACJM</url>
    <desc>&quot;Mum, there's a letter in my bag about milk and headlice.&quot;

I don't know why, but I was amused by the juxtaposition of these topics which would ordinarily not be discussed simultaneously.

The parents among you may understand this. Non-parents ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From yesterday's (trapped) spam...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6WACDY</url>
    <desc>Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise
Retail Price $899.00
Our Price $79.95
You save $819.05

That didn't take ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>No bus lane? Try congestion charging.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6W8K34</url>
    <desc>You may remember the Spamhaus idea of a new TLD, .mail, to be used by trusted mail servers thus creating a bus lane for trusted mail servers.

Sadly, that idea appears to have withered on the vine.

I remembered this recently while reading an article over ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Snack in the USSR</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6W5NLR</url>
    <desc>(Oh alright, Russia then.)

On browsing through a menu, very helpfully provided in English, in a restaurant in Russia the other evening, I was moved to write down (in every case, sic) the names of some of the more exotic ...</desc>
    <published>2006-12-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>There, but for the grace of filters...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/HOME-6VZFFA</url>
    <desc>Here's a story which has caused me considerable amusement over the past day or so.

An e-mail showing a man being decapitated has resulted in 140 Hertfordshire police officers and civilian staff being disciplined.

Eight police sergeants were given formal ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Reply with attachments</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6VUC9D</url>
    <desc>And another gripe.

Some people like to use the &quot;Reply with History&quot; feature when responding to an email. This is not usually particularly valuable as it is reasonable to assume that the party to whom you are replying is aware of the content of ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Multilingual replies</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6VSJSF</url>
    <desc>Just a quick ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Here's something you don't see every day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6VSCWA</url>
    <desc>At first sight, a common or garden pump n dump ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gravatar is gravely ill</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6VRHLH</url>
    <desc>Jan-Piet writes to point out that all is not well with Gravatar.

I've had Gravatar enabled here for a long time now, but few people seem to use it and now the service itself seems to have died, so I have disabled it.

This Pavatar thing looks ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the close, but no cigar department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6VQKU3</url>
    <desc>Ben  writes to draw my attention to GiveMeBackMyGoogle - GoogleTM results without the annoying affiliate links.

I'm not often annoyed by affiliate links actually. I suppose it depends on what you search for.

All GMBMG appears to do is take your query ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Another Gmail Milestone</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6VQDAE</url>
    <desc>As you will know if you are a Gmail user, Gmail automatically purges messages that have been in the spam folder for more than 30 days. You do now have a one click delete all now option for spam, but I don't use it. I like to keep an eye on the amount of spam ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Testing another DNS whitelist</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6VKRUE</url>
    <desc>Matthias Leisi posts a comment on an earlier story here entitled &quot;testing a DNS whitelist&quot;.

In it, he draws my attention to the existence of dnswl.org.

dnswl.org offers a list of IP addresses of 'known good senders' in multiple categories ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Milo and Fizz</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6VFUVK</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gmail client for mobiles (including BlackBerry)</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6VEESJ</url>
    <desc>Look what I just installed on my BlackBerry 8700.

It's a Gmail client delivered as a Java application which, when installed on a BlackBerry, appears on the Applications menu and it works really well. - far better in fact than the already pretty good Gmail ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Phantom Server Mail Rules</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6VEEN7</url>
    <desc>There's plenty of discussion over at dW on the subject of phantom Notes client mail rules. That's not the problem here.

I have one server where 85 mail rules are defined and active. There were 86, but one was first deactivated, then deleted. That deleted ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Stupid is as stupid does</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6VDLXG</url>
    <desc>More news from the you can't make stuff like this up department:

Backside firework prank backfires

A man suffered internal burns when he tried to launch a rocket from his bottom on Bonfire Night. 

Paramedics found the 22-year-old bleeding, with a ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Four Candles</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6VBRWA</url>
    <desc>WARNING: Only British people of a certain age will understand this. Everyone else move along; there's nothing to see here.

I am embarrassed to report another lapse of shopping etiquette by my Dear Lady and myself.

On entering a hardware store the other ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What IE7 Broke - Part 1</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6V5S7A</url>
    <desc>I was blissfully unaware of the fact that my recent rush of blood to the head, followed by an inexplicable urge to upgrade * IE to version 7 on the family PC, had led directly to the premature death of my scanner until this sad fact was brought to my ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Pearl Gotcha</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6V5MU3</url>
    <desc>Got my first 8100 (Pearl) the other day and decided to set it up the way we always set up our BlackBerries (up to now a mixture of 7100 and 8700 devices). That method is to plug into a USB port on the BES server and allocate it to a user with a right click. ...</desc>
    <published>2006-11-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Stration to Stration</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6V4LYY</url>
    <desc>As none of these ever reach our users, I have not bothered to mention them before ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Where's all that pump n dump coming from?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6V4E7A</url>
    <desc>This was time consuming, but has proved effective.

I suspect that you, like many others, have seen a significant increase in spam over the past weeks and that most of it has been pump and dump *. Even Volker was moved to comment on it, so it must be ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A gift for the idiot who has everything</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6V3JN6</url>
    <desc>Here's a Christmas present idea, spotted in a recent spam.

It's a USB powered cup warmer, said to keep coffee or tea * between 50-60 degrees **.

Owners of Dell laptops or like devices employing Sony batteries probably won't be too interested however - ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>My country seat</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UZV9M</url>
    <desc>Another shot from the linfoot archive:


This is Cragside, Lord Armstrong's country seat in Northumberland taken in 1993 on Ilford XP2 (colour process, monochrome ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>OOO</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UUBZP</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Overheard in Stratford</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6USMDS</url>
    <desc>Yes, that Stratford. But not strictly overheard though...

This is an actual sign, seen outside a shop in Stratford ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Verify connecting host in DNS</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6URFGE</url>
    <desc>A reader writes:

We are a Domino 7 shop with a growing spam problem. Many of our spams come without a valid PTR record. I thought we could stop them all by turning on the Verify connecting host in DNS. But then I saw a posting where you said not to turn ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>New bogus HELO</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6URCK5</url>
    <desc>Just recently we've seen a large and increasing number of v14gr4 spams delivered by zombies, often in newly allocated IP space and frequently from Africa or Eastern Europe.

Many of them have an added nuance, the use of a single pipe character as HELO. ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Found poem</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UQJQ2</url>
    <desc>Here's a little poem composed of the exact subject lines of four consecutive spams that landed on the Blackberry overnight:

diskette redundant
foe discretionary
Goldjobs Newsletter
blood type

Not a haiku, but charming in its own ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>News from the colonies</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UQJ4W</url>
    <desc>Something wacky's brewing over there in Ontario.

Ontario's privacy commissioner has thrown her support behind an on-line identity system that will be grafted onto the bare bones of the Internet to create a security layer that could kill off the nastiest ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>7778</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UPCKP</url>
    <desc>Volker has passed a significant milestone - 7777 posts on his blog personal web site.

I'd have posted a comment to the effect of &quot;well done, Volker, and may there be many more posts to come&quot;, but there were 7 comments there already which seemed ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Avian Flue *</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UNFZE</url>
    <desc>Something a colleague said a moment or two ago put me in mind of the famous RFC1149 - Standard for the transmission of IP datagrams on avian carriers - published 1st April 1990 and not, so far as I am able to ascertain, a standards track RFC. It must have ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Genius</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UNFJN</url>
    <desc>Look what appeared on one of those large advertising hoardings, of the type typically owned and operated by Clear Channel, which I pass on my way to work most days.

This one's bigger than the side of my house and it's an ad for something few consumers ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Two other things I don't have time to worry about</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UGEEZ</url>
    <desc>... but wish I did: The Spamhaus case

This can't end well, sadly.

... and am very glad I don't: Asbestos

A storm in a ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Good SANS ISC diary piece about backscatter</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UGDQH</url>
    <desc>Spam ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>TNEFEnableConversion=0</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UGCPW</url>
    <desc>Following several crashes like this one since the 7.0.2 upgrade, we have turned off TNEF conversion on inbound messages:

############################################################
### FATAL THREAD 13/14 [   nsmtp:  0930:  07e0]
### FP=0x0d19ed7c, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Bad Pool Caller</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UFFBL</url>
    <desc>Here's a BSOD I saw for the first time yesterday (not an exact replica, but you'll get the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Process c:\lotus\domino\namgr.EXE (3280/0xCD0) has terminated abnormally</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UFCTE</url>
    <desc>Remember ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ed Bott's exploding head</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UEKE7</url>
    <desc>Remember that little brouhaha about WGA and its anticipated evolution into a Windows kill switch?

Over at Ed Bott's Microsoft Report - For Vista, WGA gets ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Allow for basic authentication of some URLs</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UEK9B</url>
    <desc>From the Domino 7.0.2 release notes:

Domino Server

Allow for basic authentication of some URLs
Domino 7.0.2 allows certain URLs, for example those that generate RSS feeds, to use Basic Authentication, even if Domino Session Authentication is in ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Making Nomad Work</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UBG9V</url>
    <desc>Bruce reports a long delay (was it really 86 minutes?) in getting Nomad installed on a USB key. With that in mind, and because once fully configured a Nomad key is specific to one particular user, I have devised a very simple way of speeding things ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Two WINMAIL.DAT gotchas</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UAM5U</url>
    <desc>1. Native handling of TNEF attachments in Domino 7.0.2

This works best if you turn it on, which you do using a notes.ini switch (TNEFEnableConversion=1).

It is off by default so you must actively decide you want to use it - it won't just ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Get 'em while they're hot</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UAH8A</url>
    <desc>Free Sametime for Dummies books.

(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Blog templates and web site documents</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6UACFV</url>
    <desc>Here's an old tip but a good one. I think it worthwhile to mention it now because of the recent release of 7.0.2 with its bundled blogging template and because of Declan's fine work so far on Blogsphere 3.

Aside: I remain a Blogsphere man myself, not ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Microsoft 'taking security risks'</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6U9PC6</url>
    <desc>Here's a story at the Beeb which I enjoyed yesterday:

Microsoft is taking security risks with its forthcoming Vista operating system, says software firm McAfee. 
The security specialist has taken out a full-page advert in the Financial Times to alert ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>PhishTank</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6U7LGF</url>
    <desc>

And speaking of phish, here's an interesting new site brought to you by those nice people who brought you ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Quote of the day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6U7HUF</url>
    <desc>On the subject of recalled Sony batteries:

&quot;On a related note, we would like to take this opportunity to point out that although everyone is referring to these as 'Zippo' batteries, they are of course, not actually made by Zippo at all.

&quot;Zippo ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I won another car!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6U7BRE</url>
    <desc>See also: Email Fraud Warning at bmwusa.comHot on the heels of the strangest phish I have ever seen, another very similar one this time from BMW, not ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Enhanced mail rules - some minor tweaks</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6U4CEY</url>
    <desc>In case you missed it, this post is the result of Smorgasblog from earlier in the week.

I am indebted to Mark Schultz for his help in further enhancing the D7 enhanced mail ...</desc>
    <published>2006-10-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Google Reader</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6U4BGQ</url>
    <desc>Is anyone actually using Google Reader?

Today, Google Reader announces a new user interface:



I imported a long OPML list of feeds when Google Reader was first launched and have almost never used it as the old UI was so bad. The new one looks better ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The great battery sweepstake continues</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6U3R7B</url>
    <desc>OK. Who drew the Lenovo ticket in the Sony battery sweepstake?

Your prize is 526,000 dud batteries.

Next ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Intel offers prize for sexiest PC</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6U2GDV</url>
    <desc>So says the Beeb today, at any rate.

But wait. Surely we already have a ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Memo to Gmail</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TZPQR</url>
    <desc>This is not ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Urgent redefined</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TZPJE</url>
    <desc>

A little peer pressure seems to work sometimes - even on ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Smorgasblog</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TZCFA</url>
    <desc>As I'm rather busy at the moment I have little time to post lots of stories here (much though I would like to). I have had several approaches from readers with suggested topics so here's what I'll do.

Here are some recent suggestions from readers.

Notes ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Deja VML</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TZC22</url>
    <desc>At the SANS ISC handler's diary last week, Yet another MSIE 0-day: VML.

This briefly led to a raising of the SANS Infocon to yellow on Friday, though it is green again now.

Those with long memories will remember the fuss surrounding the WMF zero day at ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>907 invalid COD</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TVJE2</url>
    <desc>Does anyone have Widsets running on a ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>DOMCFG.nsf - what did I miss?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TUKDC</url>
    <desc>In a recent security audit the auditor, having failed to find anything hugely significant, did point out that some allegedly critical system databases on Internet facing Domino servers were open to anonymous access. When we checked, &quot;some&quot; was in ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Why?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TSG8S</url>
    <desc>19/09/2006 13:07:04   Process c:\lotus\domino\namgr.EXE (3280/0xCD0) has terminated ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Is that a laptop or an incendiary device?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TRDJG</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb - Virgin bans 'fire hazard' laptops.

Took them a while to get round to that, didn't it?

And that brings the total of all airlines with similar restrictions to just three, so apparently the majority of airlines remain happy to allow ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What he said</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TPQ98</url>
    <desc>If anyone reading this is, or is acquainted with, a journalist, would they please, in the interest of sanity (especially mine) prevail upon the wordsmiths to stop,and I mean stop, using the cliché &quot;The elephant in the room&quot;.

More ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Truth in spam (sort of)</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TLJUJ</url>
    <desc>You've doubtless seen a few of these now:



The subject line of the spam itself (&quot;tarantula&quot;) isn't giving much away, but the gif bearing the message is.

The file name given in the MIME header for the message part containing the image is ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>WHEN I have seen by Time's fell hand defac'd</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TKSS6</url>
    <desc>The rich-proud cost of outworn buried age;
When sometime lofty towers I see down-raz'd,
And brass eternal slave to mortal rage;
When I have seen the hungry ocean gain
Advantage on the kingdom of the shore, 
And the firm soil win of the watery ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Windows Vista Release Candidate 1 is Now Available</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TJB5N</url>
    <desc>So says the email I have in my Thunderbird in-box here. But can I trust ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Mind the gap</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TGMG2</url>
    <desc>

Another shot from the Linfoot archive. London, 1983. Taken with a Pentax MX manual SLR, 50mm lens and Ilford XP1 colour process monochrome film at 400 ASA using available ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Define: Critical</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TFKJX</url>
    <desc>In late December 2005 through early January 2006, shortly after someone had exposed another bit of sloppy legacy code left in Windows by Microsoft since Windows 3.0 (the famous Windows Metafile), we saw the spectacle of an unofficial, third party patch being ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Abandon Hope</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TFFTL</url>
    <desc>Sometimes I just feel like giving up. Is the entire world determined to ignore both standards and good ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the Shameless Plugs department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TE9DF</url>
    <desc>I've been enjoying reading 42 @ 60 (1), a new blog by my friend Roger. Yesterday's post in particular, on the topic of the Blair departure timetable, amused me a great deal (although I can't honestly say I agree with the prediction at the end).

Blair is ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Dell battery redux and a cry for help</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TDE9E</url>
    <desc>Remember that little flap about Dell batteries spontaneously combusting?

A user here, having reported a problem with his Dell battery to our helpdesk, came to me too as he didn't like the answers he was getting from Dell via the helpdesk.

The issue was ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes email to SMS</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TCLGZ</url>
    <desc>Is anyone out there using any product capable of sending a Notes email as an SMS ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the Yeah, It Can Do That Too department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TCGU8</url>
    <desc>User: I came across an interesting tool the other day that we might want to use here. My dentist issues automated, computer generated appointment reminders to his clientele.  He used to have his receptionists do it.  It occurred to me I could do this with my ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Technorati</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TCC6N</url>
    <desc>Technorati is not currently indexing posts here, so if you use Technorati as your blog reader, you probably won't see this (why even mention it, then?).

I do not believe this has anything to do with my recent tweak which was intended to ensure that ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Save Little Green Street</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6TBKUQ</url>
    <desc>&quot;Little Green Street off Highgate Road in Kentish Town is one of the oldest streets in London.

&quot;It's not very big, just eight houses on one side and two on the other. The houses were built in the 1780s are Grade ll listed and remain one of the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Look what's keeping the kids busy lately</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6T8J3C</url>
    <desc>As we near the end of the summer hols here in the UK, this (1) is a pretty good way of keeping bored kids busy for a while.

It is an on-line multiplayer game suitable for children of primary school age.

It's very well put together and quite harmless, if ...</desc>
    <published>2006-09-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Browzar</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6T7J7K</url>
    <desc>What do you make of this?

&quot;With Browzar you can search and surf the web without leaving any visible trace on the computer you are using.

&quot;Browzar is free, it only takes seconds to download and you don’t even need to install it, so you can ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Norwich, home of mustard and spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6T6HU6</url>
    <desc>Here's a serendipitous collision of subject matter.

Norwich, a beautiful if remote city in the east of England, is rolling out free wi-fi across the city centre and a few outlying areas. Peter Cochrane has been testing it, so far with less than total ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Credit cards at the ready</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6T6FUR</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb...

Amazon begins taking Vista orders.

I can see the queue from here.

But what's this in the fine print, under &quot;Product Details&quot;?

Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes 

That was ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Imagined conversation with a spammer</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6T5C7T</url>
    <desc>Quoth the spam:

Spam: Good day to you bro!

Me: And good day to you too, er, bro?

(Have we met?)

Spam: You crave to shoot like a film star…

Me: How did you know?

Yes. I've always wanted a big weapon, like Clint in Dirty Harry.

After all, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The Wonder of weather forecasting</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6T4NA6</url>
    <desc>A month or more ago, after weeks of unusually high summer temperatures and after the government had been forced on several occasions to issue health warnings due to the heatwave*, weather forecasters here were making a dire prediction.

They borrowed the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Odd posts</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6T4E98</url>
    <desc>Most blogs probably have at least one old thread that seemingly won't die. Volker's Best. Blonde. Joke. Ever. is a fine example, still regularly attracting new comments along the lines of either &quot;I don't get it&quot; or &quot;I do get it&quot;.

I have ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Can I put you on hold for a moment, sir?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SZKF8</url>
    <desc>Not if you plan to do this to me...

 *

And in case you are in any doubt about just how annoying this was, I had time to locate and plug in a microphone, launch Nero Wave Editor and configure it to use said microphone and record this sample directly from ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I won a car!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SZK5X</url>
    <desc>This has to be one of the strangest phish I have ever ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Blogsphere and Technorati</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SZCJJ</url>
    <desc>If you use Blogsphere, you may have wondered why you don't see more referrers from Technorati.

I think I know ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>It's normal. Half of America they use it.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SYJHR</url>
    <desc>So says Mardin Amin, having allegedly described his (ahem) personal pump * as a bomb while passing through security at O'Hare.

Half of America?

Those would be the men, then. Does every man in America really own one of these? There are better ways, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Yum yum</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SXG6P</url>
    <desc>

I am indebted to my good friend Roger for the unintended gift of a brace * of very fine Cley Smokehouse kippers.

* I know brace refers to pheasants. I mean ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Problem solved</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SWLTZ</url>
    <desc>You know that problem the Chinese have with spam? That they seem to be responsible for sending an awful lot of it, not to mention hosting the command and control infratructure for certain zombie networks?

Well, they've cracked it:

The Chinese government ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>First Mel, now Tom!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SWFZS</url>
    <desc>Remember that little problem that Mel Smith had in Scotland?

Here's an even odder smoking related tale - Smoke's no joke for Tom and Jerry.

A single viewer complained to Ofcom about scenes in Tom &amp; Jerry depicting smoking. Apparently children copy ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>MS06-040  and spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SVDC7</url>
    <desc>The big story of the 2nd Tuesday this month (you know, the day when Microsoft releases its patches) was MS06-040 - Vulnerability in Server Service Could Allow Remote Code Execution (921883).

LURHQ has a write-up here - MS06-040 Exploit: More Hype Than ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Thou shalt not spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SVCES</url>
    <desc>One spam trap address here is getting hit rather a lot recently. The trap in question is a &quot;Nadine&quot; type address - an email address which has never been allocated to a real person and could not have opted into anything.

The spam this Nadine gets ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>.CM wildcard back</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SVC59</url>
    <desc>Reports of the death of the .cm wildcard were greatly exaggerated.

Perhaps they just took it down while they upgraded their servers to handle all that unexpected traffic. Here's what to do:

Set up your system to use OpenDNS name servers.
Disable ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>13</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SUSVH</url>
    <desc>Joe has 26 years under his belt. As of yesterday, I have a mere 13.

To celebrate the occasion and, having found someone to look after the kids overnight (we took the dogs with us though), we checked in to this little place - the Green Man at Fownhope, a ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>To google or not to google</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SRKEN</url>
    <desc>Here's an interesting article over at CircleID -  When Will Google™ Become Generic?

Currently, the term, &quot;to google&quot;, is in Oxford English Dictionary with a lower case &quot;g&quot;... Today, anyone can manufacture a fridge, trampoline or a ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The slow death of the physical packet switch</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SQHXC</url>
    <desc>Packet switched networks are not new.

In fact the concept of packet switching predates not only digital networks but their circuit switched precursors, analogue telephone networks.

The very first packet switched network was inaugurated in around 1840 ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Wanted</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SQHTM</url>
    <desc>Anyone know where I can get a new one of these? The type with a split ring, preferably, not a badge holder as in the picture.

Mine just broke ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>.CM wildcard gone</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SQCDA</url>
    <desc>Mere hours after the good folks at OpenDNS implemented an extension to their service to mask the Cameroon (.cm) DNS wildcard, the wildcard itself was removed.

Oh well. There are other good reasons to use a sanitised DNS service ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Check your battery</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SPH99</url>
    <desc>Attention all chavbook (aka Dell laptop) users.

Check your battery.

You may want to do this before it spontaneously combusts.

(Just checked mine and they're both ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>OpenDNS, mail servers and dynamic IP addresses</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SMHL5</url>
    <desc>Rocky is apparently very happy with the service provided by OpenDNS and is recommending it to all his friends.

So am I actually. I'm using it here and it works really well, but given my readership (email geeks, mainly) I feel I should just point out one or ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Bill on fire</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SLE83</url>
    <desc>Look what I just caught first born doing to Bill.

The Force is strong in this ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>No sooner said than done</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SJENC</url>
    <desc>I was impressed to see a comment on my earlier piece about the Cameroon (.cm) DNS wildcard by none other than David Ulevitch, founder and CEO of OpenDNS (I am not worthy).

In it, David gave a hint that he was working on a solution to the .cm wildcard and ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Stupid is as stupid does</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SHTYG</url>
    <desc>I just love this post at The Magistrate's Blog (always a worthwhile read).

If you are driving along while using your mobile phone, and if a policeman (who is passing by in his car) calls to you to stop using the phone, do not, repeat not, shout back to the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gambling with the Vista network stack</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SHGGC</url>
    <desc>Via the SANS ISC Handler's Diary, I bring you a fascinating research paper by Symantec entitled &quot;Windows Vista Network Attack Surface Analysis: A Broad Overview&quot; (PDF link).

This is a long piece though most of it comprises appendices, the main ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Did he or didn't he?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SGD3H</url>
    <desc>Should he or shouldn't he?

According to my mate Roger, 

Mel Smith, of Smith and Jones and Not the Nine O’Clock News fame is currently playing Churchill in a play currently being put on at the Edinburgh Festival. Rather than puff away ineffectually on a ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Phrench Phish</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SGAZF</url>
    <desc>No good to me mate. Try someone who actually does live in ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Sitefinder, African style</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-6SFC59</url>
    <desc>Remember Sitefinder?

Sitefinder was that wildcard A record that Verisign famously applied across the .com and .net TLDs a year or three ago.

From time to time we see others engaging in the same subterfuge in order to generate click traffic, and monetise ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ed Brill Birthday Retrospective</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SED9G</url>
    <desc>We all know Ed as the single handed force behind the formidable IBM/Lotus marketing machine, but I can now exclusively reveal that his origins are as humble as anyone else's.

The ad to the right here was recently placed on ZDNet by the recruitment agency ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A lie repeated...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SBFE9</url>
    <desc>... or why IBM/Lotus marketing has a mountain to climb.

While chortling at the Domino/Exchange comparison pointed out by Vince, I stumbled upon another comment in the same thread which got me seeing red pretty ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Turn off your WiFi (Apples too)</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SBDN6</url>
    <desc>In the light of earlier revelations about vulnerabilities in Intel's Centrino device drivers, yesterday's SANS ISC Handler's Diary is interesting:

Today, Jon Ellch and David Maynor presented more wireless device driver issues at Blackhat. As a demo, they ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Shaken, stirred or just confused?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6SBBSJ</url>
    <desc>Jerry Carter thinks I'm on some form of medication.

I'm not, but I'm beginning to have some doubts about Joachim Haller (comment #4 in the linked thread).

Joachim, is Notes/Domino the Phantom or 007? And when can we read part 2 of your perplexing little ...</desc>
    <published>2006-08-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Microsoft to charge for Office 2007 beta downloads</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6S7D33</url>
    <desc>That'll be $1.50, please.

&quot;Since the end of May, Beta 2 has been downloaded more than 3 million times…That's 500 percent more than what was expected,&quot; the spokeswoman said. &quot;The fee helps offset the cost of downloading from the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>No longer OOO</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6S7QPS</url>
    <desc>

That would be me at the helm of a 60ft narrow boat somewhere on the Grand Union canal, just north of Warwick. And yes, it is an Aussie bushwacker's hat...

(Now playing: Back in the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>OOO</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6S2F4R</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Take two cows, Taffy...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RYC8A</url>
    <desc>... or random thoughts on the bird sitting outside my bedroom window at 4am:

Take two cows, Taffy, put them in a blender with some sea salt and cracked black pepper...

Take Tucows, Taffy, one of the most popular download sites on the Internet...

Take ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Portobello Road, London. c. 1982</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RYQFW</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Two doomed anti-spam ideas</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RWGQE</url>
    <desc>Neither one is new. Both have recently been dusted down and given new life by a new generation of would-be ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Whom do you love?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RWCZS</url>
    <desc>At silicon.com - UK loves Microsoft more than the BBC.

Think of your favourite brand. If you're from the UK, apparently, you're most likely to be thinking of Microsoft.

According to research carried out for branding consultancy Superbrands by YouGov, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Monthly Patch Release Schedules: Do The Benefits Outweigh The Risks?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RWCUA</url>
    <desc>In an interesting paper entitled &quot;Monthly Patch Release Schedules: Do The Benefits Outweigh The Risks?&quot; (PDF link), Dominic White argues that they do not always do so. I ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Statements of the Bleeding Obvious Department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RWCR9</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb, Numbers cut through blogging hype.

The Pew project interviewed 233 active bloggers. Most cited &quot;my life and experiences&quot; as a primary topic of their blog.

This was followed by politics and government issues and ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Net Neutrality - A Pipe Dream?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RTCQP</url>
    <desc>... or a Tube Dream. Take your pick.

OK, so everyone has now had a chance to digest the explanation of net neutrality kindly shared with us by one Senator Ted Stevens.

I still can't quite work out whether he's for it or agin it though, but a very ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Not sushi</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RSQRT</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Two watercooler conversations</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RPCN2</url>
    <desc>1. The visitor

A senior member of the team here, who is a temporarily seconded from another organisation, gets all of his IT support from that other organisation. We provide an Internet pipe behind our firewall and NAT. He uses a VPN client to connect to ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Two years ago...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RNL8A</url>
    <desc>... DRM was bad for Microsoft, according to Cory Doctorow  in his presentation at Microsoft Research entitled &quot;DRM and MSFT: A Product No Customer Wants.&quot;

Today, you can watch the video of that fateful presentation. Well worth an hour of anyone's ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Who's wasting all the power?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RMJ6T</url>
    <desc>As of yesterday it is now official UK government policy to build new nuclear power stations as part of an overall package of measures designed to establish security of energy supply and reduce carbon emissions.

I'm not about to debate the merits of that ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Caption Required</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RMAV5</url>
    <desc>

(Thanks, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Domino web server: Client side caching of images</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RLHBT</url>
    <desc>(I know. Not Thursday.)

This tip is particularly applicable to blogs hosted on Domino, most especially where the same image (*.jpg, *.gif etc) is often used on many different pages, for instance in a header block.

It should also be useful in any web ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>70 million Vista customers...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RLDAD</url>
    <desc>... are waiting in aisle one.

Over at the Beeb, the story you've all been waiting for - Microsoft shuts down Windows 98.

Products affected by closing down the support system include Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, and Windows Me (Millennium ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Size is important</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RKGEA</url>
    <desc>This computer has an overall Vista performance rating of 1. It'd be higher, but it was let down by a small hard disk drive just barely big enough to hold Vista itself, plus one mp3 ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ironic Icon</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RGK8E</url>
    <desc>

Iconic wallpaper for Linux users. Ironic wallpaper for Vista beta testers. Just make sure you tile it.

Thanks ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Brown Trousers</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RGGJK</url>
    <desc>Don't disturb me when I'm busy. I'm a man. I don't do that thing that women call multitasking (I call it lack of focus).

So I was just embarking on my latest Vista experiment - trying it on a docking laptop system to see what I can break - and, as a ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Trackback spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RGG8H</url>
    <desc>Having been troubled by a lot of comment spam a while back, I implemented a similar tweak to the one described by Rocky. The comment spam stopped immediately and after a respectable interval, I removed the restriction on posting without an HTTP referrer and ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Riding the Vista roller-coaster</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RFLM5</url>
    <desc>Remember the heady days in the middle of 1995? Back when Windows first broke free from the shackles of the underlying DOS (1) and became Windows 95?

One issue I seem to recall being significant was the availability of supported devices for the new OS. You ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>WGA explained?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6REFDU</url>
    <desc>A story over at silicon.com does little to shed light on WGA:

Microsoft: Learn to love software licences
Users' bad feelings 'are based on misunderstandings'...(1)

Changes made last week to Microsoft's Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) licence management ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Who's cashing in on .eu?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-6RDDS3</url>
    <desc>Time for a gripe.

Some while ago we and a partner company of ours, both European and both legally using a trademark which happens to comprise three letters, applied for sunrise registration of the .eu domain name corresponding with that trademark.

Our ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The Geniune Disadvantage - Part 1</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RDC6Z</url>
    <desc>It seems the bad guys are not beyond the odd attempt to exploit the controversy surrounding Microsoft Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) notification.

Yesterday, we have the first sighting here of a spam with the subject line &quot;*Pirated Software ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Free money</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6RCDG2</url>
    <desc>Christopher Byrne writes with a sighting of a new 419 twist - free money.

All you need to do is supply:

full house address
identity, such as international (1) passport or drivers (2) license
telephone number and fax

Now. Why do you suppose he wants ...</desc>
    <published>2006-07-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Man bites dog</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6R9N7K</url>
    <desc>Seen in a recent spam (as a GIF image):



--I am happy with yOur visiting tOday Sir,
I am ready to kill myself and eat my dog, if medicine prices here (http://[removed]) are bad.
Look, the site and call me 1-800 if its wrong..

My dog and I are still ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The ideal server configuration document</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-6R8P9S</url>
    <desc>Well, the ideal SMTP Inbound Controls tab, anyway.

From the top and bear with me if it seems obvious at first - it gets better.

These settings refer to any Domino server that is directly reachable on port 25 from the public ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A positive Vista story</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6R7H9X</url>
    <desc>While some things about Vista are at least troublesome (1), one feature that has had a bad press undeservedly is User Account Protection.

This attempts to do for Windows what sudo does for Linux in that even administrators do not ordinarily run at a high ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Who stole Windows?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6R6QPL</url>
    <desc>It's a reasonable enough question.

I've seen enough bogus DVDs to know one when I see one. I know stolen MP3s when they show up on BitTorrent. I see plenty of offers to buy Microsoft Office, Adobe Photoshop and other premium software at suspiciously low ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Yum Yum</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6R4NQ2</url>
    <desc>

Milo likes ice ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From the dreadful puns department</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6R2QPU</url>
    <desc>Following that Times article on Sunday, which proclaimed that Microsoft was imminently to become Ozziefied, the Economist offers a much better article under an only slightly less awful pun - &quot;Ozzie the wizard&quot;.

His last name's Ozzie. Get over ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Stupid is as stupid does</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6R2C3Z</url>
    <desc>At the Grauniad WorldCupblog we find:

If there were a contest for the title of &quot;most stupid fans at the World Cup&quot;, two England supporters in Cologne who mislaid their car ahead of tonight's match against Sweden would certainly be in the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Bill is watching you redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6R2B8M</url>
    <desc>First I was curious. Then I was annoyed. Now I am simply amazed.

I was curious because I didn't know why I kept being asked for permission to install Windows Genuine Advantage Notification, a &quot;critical&quot; (1) update which I had already ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Network security, guests and zombies</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QZDCK</url>
    <desc>Timeo danaos et dona ferentes or I fear visitors bearing laptops.

A little while ago, I mentioned briefly that we have a small wireless LAN which we provide for the benefit of guests. This is a physically separate network in an RFC1918 range well out of ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>This just in...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QYR26</url>
    <desc>DVLA Newsflash

In order to assist other motorists in identifying potentially dangerous drivers, it is now compulsory for anyone with a lower than average intelligence and driving ability to display a warning flag.

The flag (consisting of a red cross on ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Moore's Law and a Gripe About Contemporary Computers</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QYBM6</url>
    <desc>&lt;old codger mode&gt;

I remember in about 1990 working on a very expensive computer system which had attached to it (among other things) 6GB of mass storage (hard disk space, DASD, whatever). Actually, it was 12GB comprising eight 1.5GB drives in an ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Boring Windows Theory</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QWGUB</url>
    <desc>I'm a little tired of all the chatter that is going on about Scoble, Gates and Ozzie.

In most businesses, managers are measured by results and I don't see any significant results delivered by any of these guys in quite a long time.

The Times has an ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Campus Life, Petrol Prices and Rape</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QWE6B</url>
    <desc>What do these have in common? They're different social engineering vectors being used to deliver the same malware. We've seen it before ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Seen on a hotel breakfast menu...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QVQCH</url>
    <desc>&quot;Low in calories but packed full of ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Lighthouse</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QVQBF</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Notes on Vista</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QSCM8</url>
    <desc>Anyone else having this ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Three years...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QSC3A</url>
    <desc>... and three days (another missed ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Technet Phish</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QSBT4</url>
    <desc>Told you I'd regret ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Setting up Domino SMTP TLS</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MHEQN</url>
    <desc>This post now fully peer reviewed and correct

For the purposes of illustration here, I have used 192.168.0.1 to mean the public IP address of your Domino SMTP/mail router server, domino.company.example to mean your Domino server's fully qualified host name ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>IBM: The new Connector for Lotus Notes is not our problem</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QRCA7</url>
    <desc>That little Google Related box is earning its keep. Look what it just dredged up on its News tab. Via Email Battles (1):

IBM: The new Connector for Lotus Notes is not our problem

Lotus didn't build it and Lotus doesn't sell it, so Lotus isn't supporting ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Why Bill is still watching me</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QQQBG</url>
    <desc>You may recall that I was having some trouble with Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) notification the other day and wondered what might be wrong. At ZDNet, we have an answer:

Millions of Windows users may unwittingly be test subjects for an unfinished ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Social Engineering, the USB Way</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QQQ87</url>
    <desc>Over at darkreading.com, an interesting if depressing slant on social engineering as a network attack vector:

We recently got hired by a credit union to assess the security of its network. The client asked that we really push hard on the social engineering ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Still running 98, ME?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QPBKR</url>
    <desc>I hope not but if you are this is interesting (via SANS ISC):

Microsoft announced that they will not provide a patch for Windows 98 and ME for MS06-015 &quot;Vulnerability in Windows Explorer Could Allow Remote Code Execution (908531)&quot;.  The choice ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Analogue rot</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QNPB2</url>
    <desc>People sometimes worry about the phenomenon of digital rot, arising from the fact that we are now so dependent on information stored and processed digitally that we risk losing control of valued content as formats and storage media change.

Well, Ladies and ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>For the morbidly curious only *</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QLBPK</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb:

Windows users can now get their hands on a test version of Vista, Microsoft's new operating system.

The software giant is letting anyone download or order a beta, or trial, version of the program.

Downloading mine now. I wonder if VMWare ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Spot the difference</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QKGXM</url>
    <desc>Here are two screen dumps. One is from my Ubuntu 6.06 LTS test box and the other from ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Grub is a one way street</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QKDDM</url>
    <desc>I'd been looking forward to trying out Ubuntu 6.06 (Dapper Drake) at home so downloaded and burned a suitable ISO at the earliest opportunity.

Because my main home system runs a 64 bit AMD processor, I downloaded the AMD64 ISO. I had been running the i386 ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>New Google Toy</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QJFPM</url>
    <desc>Just ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Id10t</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QHH25</url>
    <desc>Yesterday's Dilbert * is getting printed out and put in a frame here...

* Link valid for one month from ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>In defence of $KeepPrivate</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QHDT3</url>
    <desc>(Yes, I know it's not Thursday.)

Rocky hates it when someone sends him an email with $KeepPrivate set.

Actually so do I and of course, as Rocky and others have pointed out numerous times, it is not a security feature and can be interpreted as a veiled ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>6 6 6</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QHASL</url>
    <desc>The date of the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A comedy of errors</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QGG8C</url>
    <desc>Or Secure your WLAN (please) - a play in one act.

User calls complaining about intermittent network connectivity. Better take a look. 

When I arrive, his system is amost completely unresponsive so I suggest a reboot before delving further. The system (a ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gomez needs a spammer</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QCQNB</url>
    <desc>Read his comment (#5 in this thread).

I can't decide whether he is serious or just 'avin a larf, but either way it kept me amused for, oh, at least 30 ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ubuntu and Active Directory</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QCFKF</url>
    <desc>Little help?

Does anyone have Ubuntu (or any Debian based distro) authenticating against an MS active directory?

How, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Bill is still watching me</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QCD5Q</url>
    <desc>

Volker started an interesting discussion on the subject of Windows Genuine Advantage Notification a while back. I didn't contribute at the time but this thing is really beginning to get my ...</desc>
    <published>2006-06-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Found it!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QAJRS</url>
    <desc>I lost Exchange 12 the other day while surfing the software bonanza that is the Microsoft Office 2007 public beta 2. Actually, I still can't find it but it seems that Ed has.

Oh dear. And don't you wish he ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Microsoft Standard User Analyzer</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6QAFQE</url>
    <desc>One of the main problems facing Vista is the need to get one particular genie back into its bottle. The genie in question is the assumption made by so many developers for so long that the software they were developing for the Windows platform would be ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Quiz time</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Q6GG4</url>
    <desc>What are ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The Bat! as a forged X-Mailer - again</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Q6BUA</url>
    <desc>We've mentioned this before, but here's a slightly different sighting of The Bat! as a clearly forged X-Mailer...

X-Mailer: The Bat! ({THEBAT_3_VER}) {THEBAT_3_TYPE}

See those {variables}? Another neophyte spammer bought some spamware and forgot to fill ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Puppy vs. Seatbelts - Puppy wins</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Q5QRY</url>
    <desc>Two can play at that game, Volker.



I reckon mine's worth more than $100, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Choices, Choices</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Q5KF8</url>
    <desc>

Yes, that does say Groove&reg; and Groove&reg; Server. Also SharePoint&reg; and SharePoint&reg; Server.

There's Outlook&reg; too, but where's ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Sunset at Port Erin, Isle of Man</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Q2QST</url>
    <desc>

While we're looking at old photos, here's one I took in 1976 when I was 15.

I used a Kodak Instamatic 133 camera loaded with Kodachrome 64 transparency film. The camera itself was fixed focus/aperture and had two shutter speeds.

The original image, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Mr Joseph Hope has been busy overnight</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6Q2GWF</url>
    <desc>

A dozen or so of these stopped by the usual rule overnight - no attempt by AV to stop them.

Seems Jamie Andrews has changed his ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Guy Kewney update</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PVEC9</url>
    <desc>Remember this?



It turns out that this chap was not a cab driver at all but was waiting in the BBC reception for a job interview.

The job he was to be interviewed for was in IT support which may explain why he was able to have a pretty good stab at ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Spot the difference</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PUDCV</url>
    <desc>Here goes:

NT FileName: "\\?\C:\test"

NT FileName: "\\?\C:\test ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Blogsphere users, please support coComment</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PUB7V</url>
    <desc>If you are using one of the later Blogsphere templates (starting, I think, with 2.5.1) that includes coComment support as implemented by Christian Brandlehner, please consider enabling coComment.

As a Blogsphere blog owner, you don't have to sign up for ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>An interesting referrer</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PTQSV</url>
    <desc>Got a hit just now from a referrer claiming to be gppgle.com, which site appears to be a perfect replica of Google.

There's a good reason of course - it is Google. Seems they have registered that common typo, perhaps others too (o and p are adjacent on ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Priceless</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PTG57</url>
    <desc>

Quite how this cab driver ended up on BBC News 24, being interviewed as Guy Kewney (inset) on the subject of Apple vs. Apple, I don't know.

You must watch the video though. Truly ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Nintendamus Igitur *</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PTDV7</url>
    <desc>First born has one of these new fangled Nintendo DS thingies.

One of the features of this device is the option for wireless gameplay. This requires a suitable wireless access point and at least one other user somewhere in the world who is also equipped ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Sunset at Monkton Coke Works</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PRMYT</url>
    <desc>

This was Monkton Coke Works, near Jarrow (famous for the Jarrow march) on Tyneside in around 1982. It has since been razed.

Why mention it? I took this photograph all those years ago using a Pentax ME Super SLR loaded with Agfa colour transparency ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A lie repeated a thousand times...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PQBNU</url>
    <desc>... is just marketing at work.

Back in 2001, when XP was new and there was some controversy over the inclusion in it of full BSD-like raw sockets support, we were told:

&quot;... it would be hard to launch a DOS attack from an XP machine because the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Blackberry IP Modem</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PPDHZ</url>
    <desc>A useful connectivity tip, to be used sparingly * when WiFi and dialup are not available but GPRS is.

Did you know that your Blackberry (the more contemporary models at any rate) contains an IP modem that you can use to gain IP connectivity to your laptop ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Spamford goes down</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PNERL</url>
    <desc>You may recall Tom Liston's discovery during his Bouncing Malware series of a familiar name and a career change. I mentioned it briefly at the time too.

The name is Sanford Wallace and the career change, albeit a minor one, is from spammer to spyware ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Fin problems</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PNBHW</url>
    <desc>Quoth the spam:

&quot;After investing with our program you will stop thinking about fin problems&quot;

I'm not sure whether they are offering a cure or just a diversion but, as I don't have fins, I guess I'll never ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Groups in Domino Server Config Documents</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PME9C</url>
    <desc>A number of people have expressed surprise at my assertion in my piece entitled &quot;Populating your whitelist using Pareto analysis&quot; that it is possible to use groups in the Domino Directory for whitelists.

In fact it is not only possible to use ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Identifying DNSBL false positives</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PGHDK</url>
    <desc>A very short and simple tip this week.

Now that you have identified wanted senders and whitelisted their systems you can safely use much stronger blacklists than before, both DNS and local.

This will deny a lot of spam at source without the danger of ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Site FAQ - Issue 4</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PFK9P</url>
    <desc>Superseded - see the FAQ category for the most up to date version.To make things a little easier for people coming here for the first time, I have updated my brief list of posts which readers may find helpful. Regular readers (and anyone else for that matter) ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I don't do trade shows</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PFBXJ</url>
    <desc>Here's why - from El Reg, Ancient worm runs riot at Infosec.

Yes, some muppet turned up to exhibit with a system compromised by Slammer, a more than three-year-old worm that could not prosper on any well maintained system. Pity they don't name the guilty ...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A clean pair of heels</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PEQVX</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-05-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I've never met John Kay...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6PABRX</url>
    <desc>... but I do admire him. Here's why.

John Kay, Chief Technical Officer at Blackspider reckons on a &quot;bug per line of code&quot;. With the traditionally Heath-Robinsonian construction of MS browsers he's not hopeful for IE7. He said: &quot;I dread to ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Populating your whitelist using Pareto analysis</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6P9CX5</url>
    <desc>OK. Now we have a tool to measure mail volumes coming from external SMTP hosts, how do we use it?

I have so far collected roughly two weeks worth of data which is enough for illustrative purposes. In fact the shape of the Pareto curve has been pretty ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>TLS or SSL?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6P8JSZ</url>
    <desc>In a comment here on this piece (about setting up SMTP TLS on a Domino server), Pierre Kerchner asks an interesting ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Who knows what this means?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6P8F5V</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
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    <title>URGENT RESPOND</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6P8DK2</url>
    <desc>You don't see a spam from Gmail for ages, then three turn up at once. Here's the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Not in dictionary</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6P7D6Z</url>
    <desc>

Not in dictionary: hotmail

Suggest: hot-air (could be), Hormel (not spam, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Email authentication gaining hot air</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6P6EMQ</url>
    <desc>El Reg reprints a SecurityFocus article entitled &quot;Email authentication gaining steam&quot;.

A host of software companies, security firms and internet service providers met in Chicago on Wednesday to urge corporations and bulk message senders to adopt ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Where Vista Fails</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6P3LNA</url>
    <desc>If you didn't read it already, you really should read this. All of it. Want to be convinced it's worth your time? Try a sample.

Since the euphoria of PDC 2003, Microsoft's handling of Windows Vista has been abysmal. Promises have been made and dismissed, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>ND7 Whitelist Preparation</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NZHLY</url>
    <desc>After a long wait, it's finally here - the impressively boringly titled ND7 whitelist preparation. Simple concept, already delivering useful results within hours of being made live here.

Give it a whirl and tell me what you think. For Show-n-Tell (perhaps ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NTHFE</url>
    <desc>Here (via the Beeb) is a sorry little tale of time wasted.

Home network hardware supplier D-Link has been accused of harming the net's ability to tell the time accurately.

Detective work has found that many D-Link routers, switches and wireless access ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Confusing error message du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NTEC9</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Exchange must go!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NSR3G</url>
    <desc>Apropos the current masthead on his new blog, Chris Blatnick says:

...the image of the 'Mars Attacks' aliens marching on the Microsoft campus popped into my head... So, I fired up the trusty 'ol graphics editor and played around a bit. That's the result at ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Why .xxx is doomed</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-6NSDRF</url>
    <desc>This diary piece at the SANS ISC grabbed my attention:

Yesterday afternoon I got a phone call from a local non profit organization. A plea for help really.

A year ago they were going through a change in leadership, board, etc. at the same time as their ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Phish and twist</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NSBBF</url>
    <desc>Just spotted a new variation on a tired old ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Spam proxies and back doors</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NRKUX</url>
    <desc>A reader writes with an interesting query.

He is using a software proxy on his Domino server which accepts inbound email to port 25 and decides whether it is spam. On accepting a message for onward delivery, this software proxy then connects to the Domino ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Never attribute to malice...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NMQHE</url>
    <desc>... that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.

Something Duffbert wrote a while back gave me a slight sense of deja vu. I couldn't put my finger on it until now so I thought I would share.

Now, I'm no Microsoft apologist as you may have ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>This spam goes to eleven</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NMBK4</url>
    <desc>As if to emphasise the more than usually depraved nature of whatever lurks behind that unclicked link in the latest farm porn spam, that spam goes on to say:

Shhocking Fa__rm p0rnn baanned in 51 states!

Yes, fifty-one states!

I don't suppose the word ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Centralised or decentralised whitelist? Discuss.</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NLD8H</url>
    <desc>In a comment on an earlier story here about identifying email sources for whitelisting, Rich makes an elegant ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Interesting Facts About Domain Names</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NKKC5</url>
    <desc>Over at CircleID - Interesting Facts About Domain Names

Seems Dennis Forbes needed a large amount of real life data to use in testing database performance and scalability. He chose to requisition a copy of the .com root zone (about 3.5 GB). Having ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What IS 0EM Software And Why D0 You Care?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NJHP2</url>
    <desc>I'm totally sick of these. Memo to spammer:

I know what OEM software is and I don't care.

Deal with it.

Everyone else, just drop the above subject into a server mail rule and forget about ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Volunteers needed</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NJDA7</url>
    <desc>Regular readers may recall that OpenNTF Project I initiated last year, less than imaginatively entitled &quot;ND7 whitelist preparation&quot;. This has its roots in:

The inclusion in D7 of a native whitelist feature (both DNS and local).

A suggestion ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A nonsensical proposal</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NJBQS</url>
    <desc>Once again, Tom Liston adds his considerable (and metaphorical) weight to calls for timely release of patches by Microsoft. His suggestion: Release them early and let us beta test them.

The Oompah Loompahs are, once again, hard at work, cooking up a fresh ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I read the news today, oh boy!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NHCFQ</url>
    <desc>

Guess which album popped up on my playlist just now. Listening to one track in particular put me in mind of an incident in my past which baffled me then and still baffles me ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Human transmissible computer viruses</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NFBT6</url>
    <desc>Researchers at the university of Durham have posited the possibility of human transmissible computer viruses appearing within a matter of months.

The discovery follows research by F-Secure which shows that destructive viruses of only a few bytes can be ...</desc>
    <published>2006-04-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>DSN spam?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NECSG</url>
    <desc>This story at El Reg irritates me.

The gist of it is that some spammers are now deliberately sending their spam to unknown recipients at known domains * but with a spoofed sender address where the sender  is actually the intended victim.

On being ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>This just can't be right</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NECKH</url>
    <desc>MSN ego surf.

Thanks ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Zero day with a Gmail twist?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NDA69</url>
    <desc>Look what just showed up in my Gmail in-box. A warning from the Gmail abuse department that I must click a link and &quot;confirm my e-mail&quot; within 24 ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Guilt by association</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NCJ8V</url>
    <desc>Two object lessons in choosing Internet friends carefully

1. coComment

I've recently been testing the coComment integration in Blogsphere 2.51 *. Last Friday it stopped working and the entire coComment domain appeared not to exist. After a little ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-29</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Domino 7, SMTP, TLS</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NBJAF</url>
    <desc>IBM Software developers: I know you pop in here occasionally, so just in case you are listening I have a feature request for you...

It would be very nice if Domino SMTP would record in its received header whether or not a message was received with ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Stupid is as stupid does</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NAEVN</url>
    <desc>At .tHE pRODUCT - Stupidity always threatens Litigation. Share and enjoy.

Thanks Dominic White.

Update: El Reg has it ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Billy Wonka's back</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6NADM2</url>
    <desc>It seems that every time a critical vulnerability is discovered in a Microsoft OS component (and yes, that includes the browser), MS comes up with the same response.

The Register: 'Critical' IE bug threatens PC users
Oh dear, it's been a bad week

A ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>New zero day pushes infocon to yellow</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6N7DZ3</url>
    <desc>At the SANS ISC, infocon has gone yellow. The reason? Exploits in the wild of a new and unpatched vulnerability in our old friend Internet Exploder.

Plus ça ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Milo grew</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6N6S68</url>
    <desc>

From 8 - 16 weeks:

size doubled
two car seatbelts eaten
should have called him Raul - then he could say his own ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>OS X Vista?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6N6KVF</url>
    <desc>At El Reg, Microsoft sets Apple straight on security (checking date - no, not April 1st).

As crazy as it sounds, a member of Microsoft's security team has blasted Apple for failing to coordinate its security efforts and to issue proper security advice. ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Filling in the blanks</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6N6JHS</url>
    <desc>Since spotting that spam in my Gmail spam folder the other day,

Loads of Google hits here wanting to know about, for example, 

'&quot;[%from_name%]&quot; &lt;[%from_email%]&gt; spam'
Several more sightings in the Gmail spam folder (15 in the past 48 ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Worth waiting for?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6N5C9C</url>
    <desc>At the Beeb, &quot;Microsoft delays launch of Vista&quot;.

Microsoft plans to delay the consumer launch of its much-anticipated Windows Vista operating system to January 2007.

It had originally aimed to launch Vista - the first major update since ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ils sont fous, ces Belges</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6N4J64</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Memo to Steve Martin</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6N2NDP</url>
    <desc>Who you are not

You are not Spencer Tracey. You are not Phil Silvers. You are most assuredly not Peter Sellers.

Who you are

You are Steve Martin, creator of Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, Roxanne and The Man with Two Brains.

Why have you spent more ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Hotmail, SPF, False positives</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MYKAQ</url>
    <desc>A user complains that her friend attempting to email from somewhere in South America has received a hard bounce. This isn't hugely surprising but I offer to take a look. Fortunately she has samples of email sent by the same sender in the recent past which ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>requiescat in pace</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MXLUY</url>
    <desc>Another spam in the Gmail spam folder catches my eye. Here's why:

From: &quot;[%from_name%]&quot; &lt;[%from_email%]&gt;
To: &lt;[%to%]&gt;

Spammy forgot to fill in the blanks ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>New phishing targets</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MXGF9</url>
    <desc>Overnight, a number of substantially identical messages were sidelined by one of our famous enhanced rules. Here's what they ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>SnTT: Useless, but fun</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MXDYQ</url>
    <desc>A while ago, someone posted a suggestion to OpenNTF that Blogsphere be modified to include a random quote feature.

I created an app once at work that would display a randomly selected quote in a corner of the header. It as very easy to implement using a ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>An overlooked Gmail spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MWGQ7</url>
    <desc>I've had occasion to discuss the phenomenon of Gmail outbound relays being listed by Spamcop again just recently and so revisited the spam traps here to see whether I had accrued any fresh samples to go with the two I already ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Happy pi day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MVELM</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>CME has failed</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MUCVV</url>
    <desc>According to El Reg...

I hope they're wrong though I fear they're ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Malware Neologism: Ransomware</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MUCN9</url>
    <desc>According to LURHQ, two incidents in ten months of a phenomenon they have dubbed &quot;ransomware&quot; are potentially the tip of an iceberg.

At this time the infection vector is unknown. Infection reports are not widespread, so it is not believed this is ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Litter, Bins, Identity Theft</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MRLA8</url>
    <desc>Here's a storm in a teacup.

A man who threw away junk mail in a litter bin on his way to work is facing a £50 fine from his local council.

[Name Removed], 24, from Hinckley in Leicestershire, is reported to have dumped the unwanted mail in a bin located ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Multiple SSL sites, single Domino server</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MREJL</url>
    <desc>For Show-n-Tell Thursday.

OK. It's Friday. Sue me.

Here's a question that often pops up over at dW - how to run multiple SSL web sites on a single Domino server (recent example).

Well, it's actually pretty easy once you know these facts:

SSL sites ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Why GZip is disabled in D7</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MPS8S</url>
    <desc>Volker asked a day or several ago, &quot;try to find out why Domino uses gzip compression for mail databases and not for other applications served by the Domino http task&quot;.

Some time later, Manfred Dillmann offered a solution (to be used at your own ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Better than Tetris?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MPS3C</url>
    <desc>Here's what's keeping the kids busy lately. Easily as addictive as Tetris in my ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Site FAQ - Issue 3</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MPD4J</url>
    <desc>Superseded - see the FAQ category for the most up to date version.To make things a little easier for people coming here for the first time, I have updated my brief list of posts which readers may find helpful. Regular readers (and anyone else for that matter) ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>From formmail.pl to comment spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MMFG7</url>
    <desc>What's Spammy been up to recently?

Well, I'm getting a little tired of deleting spam comments with an unusual set of characteristics:

They are posted (HTTP POST) by some spambot using either the comment or the trackback button
They name as the poster's ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>The time has come, the Walrus said ...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MJCAN</url>
    <desc>... To talk of many things
Of Show n Tell and ASWs
Of credit whores and blogging
And why the aggregator's broke
And whether pigs have wings.

(Sorry, Lewis Carroll)

What follows is a subset of &quot;Many ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Stupid is as stupid does</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MGG2E</url>
    <desc>The SANS ISC brings you this happy little tale of a professor at an unnamed American university who has set an assignment in his Computer Security class:

Student is to perform a remote security evaluation of one or more computer systems. The evaluation ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Interesting Firefox factoid</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MGD6H</url>
    <desc>It transpires from Bruce's ego-surfing discovery which I was able to reproduce that this is not a Google feature per se.

It is a Firefox feature which Google has decided to make use of in order to speed things along for its Firefox ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What is Anti-Spam?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MGD2U</url>
    <desc>The Famous Brett Watson has a very nice article over at CircleID entitled &quot;What is Anti-Spam?&quot;. This is a well constructed and well thought out piece which stands on its own merit and needs no further comment from me. If you have time, please do ...</desc>
    <published>2006-03-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Interesting Google factoid</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MFKQY</url>
    <desc>Bruce points out an interesting Google factoid.

While ego-surfing the other day I noticed that Google was doing something that I haven't seen it do in the past. When I googled &quot;Bruce Elgort&quot; Google goes out and hits my blog after clicking the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What's New in Email Authentication?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MFE5W</url>
    <desc>Chris Miller posts an interesting piece entitled &quot;Messaging News: The Urgent Need to Implement Authenticated Email&quot;.

In it, Chris cites a paragraph from a Messaging News article (PDF) headed &quot;What's New in Email Authentication?&quot;. I ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Vista Choices</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MEJ8T</url>
    <desc>According to the Beeb, there will only be six Vista versions to choose from despite earlier rumours of at least ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Un-pimp mein auto</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MEE7B</url>
    <desc>

These VW ads are pretty amusing:

Wrecking ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Vista does need default file system encryption</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MEE2X</url>
    <desc>Forget what I said earlier. It isn't just paedophiles and DRM that could benefit from default Vista file system encryption.

Some auditors appear to be obvious candidates ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Phishers as geography teachers</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MDEF8</url>
    <desc>I see a very unusual phenomenon here this morning - a phish that actually hit my work in-box. I know about this because my Blackberry helpfully alerted me to it.

Because I have nothing much else to do, I check the source of the message to see why none of ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Tuning the hoax filter</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MBHWA</url>
    <desc>Well at least my users are well trained.

A short while ago one of them forwarded to me (and only to me as per my standing instruction) a copy of a dire warning she had received from an external sender.

The warning was to do with a very new computer ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Debunking FUD</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6MBG9W</url>
    <desc>One of my readers writes to ask my opinion on the future of Notes/Domino...

Lately I've been hearing rumours from the Microsoft camp as well as from local MS partners here that IBM will discontinue Lotus Notes and Domino as we know it when version 8 is ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Workspace v. Bookmarks - the Solution</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6M9FBC</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Show and Tell - Plea for a common tag</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6M9CJ9</url>
    <desc>I agree with Ed when he says that Show 'n' Tell Thursday has exposed sizeable talent. I also agree where he points out the struggle to keep up with the huge and ever increasing number of high quality blogs and posts.

Clearly some mechanism is needed to ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-22</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>7.0.1 upgrade</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6M8DWW</url>
    <desc>Here's a little snafu that I could have avoided:





Both errors go on to say &quot; In order to share a Notes database, all users must use a Domino Server instead of a File Server.&quot;

All users? Who else could be using these?

Blackberry ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What is it, Dad?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6M4MXK</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Vista is too secure?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6M3PZM</url>
    <desc>Over at the Beeb, UK holds Microsoft security talks.

UK officials are talking to Microsoft over fears the new version of Windows could make it harder for police to read suspects' computer files.

Professor Anderson, professor of security engineering at ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>And the answer is</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6M3PUT</url>
    <desc>That picture was taken inside Kilmainham Gaol (as I know Paul and Dec both knew). Here's another (exterior shot of the Guinness ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Quiz Time</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LZSJL</url>
    <desc>

Where is this and where might you have seen it ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>IBM is listening</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LUS7Y</url>
    <desc>Nice to know I'm not being ignored at all, Volker. Not that I actually recall opining on the subject. I simply asked for a show of hands.

Anyhoo, everyone please take the IBM Lotus Notes Bookmark and Workspace Usage ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>OOO</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LUSE3</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Workspace or Bookmarks</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LUDA4</url>
    <desc>I'll leave the poll open for a few days more as it still seems to be accumulating votes. The result does seem pretty clear though. A high proportion of Notes users * still use the workspace.

Who knew?

* At the time of writing, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A little wireless help?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LUD5V</url>
    <desc>I have a friend * who has a home WiFi network and recently installed a remote video sender system (so his wife can watch cable in the kitchen or something like that).

Problem is, these devices interfere. The TV picture as received at the remote end of the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gmail and header forgery</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LRJNC</url>
    <desc>Ben writes with a Gmail spam sighting.

Is it real?

Well, spams purporting to be from Gmail are quite common though rarely actually sent by Gmail. Let's look at this sample. ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Workspace or Bookmarks?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LTEQB</url>
    <desc>

Volker started it. Rich picked it up. The debates raging in both of those places are all very interesting, but I want numbers.

Please visit this site and vote in the poll. *

* FWIW - every user and developer and administrator here lives their Notes ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Planning a romantic evening?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LSJ9M</url>
    <desc>With only a week to go until Valentine's day, the spammers seem once again to be attempting to cash in on the season.

Look what just showed up in my Gmail spam folder.

(I wouldn't normally read this stuff, but the subject line caught my eye : ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Unsafe at any speed</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LRCRD</url>
    <desc>Want to know why the UK is usually somewhere near the top of the chart for the greatest number of trojan infested &quot;zombie&quot; ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Some Friday humour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-5SEJKH</url>
    <desc>Tidying up my personal archives, I have come across some notes I took a year or two back while on a business trip in Korea. More than anything else, these show why I should stick with the day job and not contemplate a career as a writer.

But, despite my ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Unlock a Blackberry?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LNGZL</url>
    <desc>I have a small number of BB 7230 devices here which were supplied as part of an old contract with Vodafone. That contract has ended and the devices are now mine, but they are locked to Vodafone UK. Anyone know how to unlock them for use with another network, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-02-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>CME-589 Redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LKMCM</url>
    <desc>Remember yesterday's piece about that latest Breplibot variant?

This afternoon, we are seeing a veritable torrent of similar messages. All  purport to be something to do with a publishing deadline and contain a single attachment, itself alleged to contain ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Jamie is still busy</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LJKR6</url>
    <desc>

This just in from Jamie Andrews of TotalBusiness.com (again)

&quot;We have been trying to get through to you on the phone today but you must be out at work, your photograph was forwarded to us as part of an article we are publishing for our February ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Virus Inside - Switch To Apple</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LKCL4</url>
    <desc>Bruce points out two must see Microsoft Vista videos. Very amusing. Thanks Bruce.

However, who needs parody when the real thing is at least equally funny? Over at Silicon.com yesterday, we have two videos of Jim Allchin, co-president of Microsoft's ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-31</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>That Sony Rootkit and Breplibot </title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6HZMCX</url>
    <desc>Update Jan 30, 2006: There's another one of these circulating. To be sure you are in no doubt about this, the attachment is a virus. Do not open it.Well, the filters are alive with these things this afternoon:

From (varies): Spoofed
To: Victim
Subject ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Preaching to the choir</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LJFMS</url>
    <desc>Let's get nomenclature out of the way first. We are talking about the virus commonly known as Nyxem-E and also known as Blackworm, MyWife, Kama Sutra, Grew and CME-24.

If like me you are occasionally called upon to help friends and neighbours who may be ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Choices</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6L7GLK</url>
    <desc>

Which one? And ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>1000</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KXHSL</url>
    <desc>Rocky announces 500 posts.

This is the one thousand and second post here since June 2003. The thousandth post was &quot;egoSurf&quot;.

Where I gain in quantity, Rocky clearly has the upper hand in quality and also in diversity. Still - we ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-27</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Still not live from the 'sphere</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LEDJV</url>
    <desc>El Reg breaks with tradition by actually mentioning IBM/Lotus collaboration technology in a piece entitled &quot;Lotus collaboration suite blossoms&quot;. *

This is a real curate's egg of a piece - good parts and bad parts - but it does prove that for once ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Stephen Hawking has opinions</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LEH7L</url>
    <desc>Go here. Subscribe to podcast. Laugh. That is ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-26</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Feedburner Problems</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LDMJ5</url>
    <desc>Bloglines subscribers (and maybe others) are not seeing timely updates from here at the moment. There seems to be an issue with Feedburner timing out before it has read my source feed.

Readers pulling my Feedburner feed (and you all do whether you think ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-25</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Not blogging live from the 'sphere</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LCDL5</url>
    <desc>&lt;rant mode=&quot;curmudgeon&quot;&gt;

What did we learn from day one?

Jason Alexander is not the same as John Cleese. Apparently, quite a few brits have no idea who Jason is though in my experience he is well known and not just for Seinfeld. Put this ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-24</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A new definition</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6LBJRA</url>
    <desc>FUD is not confined to MS attempts to lure Notes/Domino shops into an &quot;upgrade&quot;, it appears.

Dominic White cites as FUD a paper on agentless patch management (PDF).

He also coins a pithy definition for this type of FUD, calling it a ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Another reason not to use port 25 for message submission</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6L7GT5</url>
    <desc>F-Secure reports:

When application in infected system sends data to network [sic], Feebs [the malware being described here] makes some extra checks. If it detects traffic to port 25 (SMTP default port) which looks like e-mail with MIME attachment, it ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gmail, spam and blacklisting</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6HYCYN</url>
    <desc>I have written before about the issue of Gmail blacklisting, often by Spamcop and I suspect at least occasionally by others like SORBS.

I was reminded of this yesterday when I received a reply to an email I sent to Paul Mooney last week. Paul had written ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>SpamCop lists Gmail</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6CALWG</url>
    <desc>Update 9 Nov 2005: See also Gmail, spam and blacklisting  which explains the Gspam problem. If you arrived here from Wikipedia, that article may be more relevant.

Update 5 Oct 2005: See also GSpam? - Part 2 which examines the Gspam phenomenon more closely ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>HBTM</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6L5BY7</url>
    <desc>It's that time of the year ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Meet Milo</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6L2SUS</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>SMTP Server: mail.example.com (192.168.0.1) disconnected. 0 message[s] received</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-5WADL5</url>
    <desc>If you arrived here looking for information on &quot;SMTP fixup&quot;, a more relevant article may be found here. Google seems to offer the article below first for this search although it is probably less relevant to most visitors.
In the normal course of ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Domino Server: SMTP Stats - part 1</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KYCB3</url>
    <desc>At your Domino console, issue a command &quot;sho stat smtp&quot;, or use the Domino Administrator client to open your inbound SMTP server and look in the Statistics tab.

The sample to the right is typical of one of our servers after it has been up for c. ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Bent or Broken?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KYG5Z</url>
    <desc>Remember that patch for Exchange 5.0 and 5.5 I mentioned yesterday? The one that fixes the TNEF bug which, left unpatched, would will make thousands of Exchange servers ripe for the picking come 10 April 2006?

El Reg brings us this fascinating ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>A date for your diary</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KXLKL</url>
    <desc>Make a note of 10 April 2006.

That is the date on which NGSSoftware  has announced that it will give full disclosure of the MS-TNEF flaw that I mentioned earlier.

According to Bugtraq:

NGSSoftware are going to withhold details of this flaw for three ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Tinnef - Stupid things, nonsense</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KXBUN</url>
    <desc>Spotted a rare thing this morning - a non-spam in my Gmail spam folder. Moved it to the in-box to read it. It's from ITsafe, the UK government IT advisory service and it announces a newly available patch from Microsoft. Actually they almost always do but this ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>egoSurf</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KWM8L</url>
    <desc>

Sorry, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Oxymoron du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KWDGY</url>
    <desc>&quot;Microsoft Security&quot;

Over at the SANS ISC Handler's diary, we see:

Another WMF attack vector?

We had hoped the chapter on WMF exploits had finally been closed, pending the patching of countless millions of vulnerable workstations of course. ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>IPv6: Extinction, Evolution or Revolution?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/d6plinks/CWLT-6KVJ3U</url>
    <desc>IPv6: Extinction, Evolution or Revolution? is the title of a lengthy, but fascinating piece over at CircleID. It seeks to examine why, despite what many see as a compelling case, IPv6 has not yet been widely deployed. If you have the time and are interested ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Any NTFS experts reading this?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KVGPL</url>
    <desc>I have a friend (1) whose home computer running XP has its HDD formatted with NTFS. Recently he did an in place reinstall of XP (for reasons which remain unclear to me). So, an all new OS installation, but the entire contents of \Documents and Settings\... ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>postmaster@, domain literal, RFC compliance...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-5Q7AUF</url>
    <desc>Spotted a Google search for something along these lines in my referrals so...

RFC1123 says (among many other things):

5.2.17  Domain Literals: RFC-822 Section 6.2.3 [cwl notes that RFC822 is obsoleted by RFC2822]

         A mailer MUST be able to ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Spam Stats - December 2005</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KSJTP</url>
    <desc>In December 2005, only 11% of attempts to deliver inbound SMTP here resulted in the successful delivery of a non-virus, non-spam message to a real user



In December 2005,  89% of inbound SMTP here was garbage (i.e. 11% was good). This is the worst ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Two years of spam and a year of CAN-SPAM</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6A4FTK</url>
    <desc>I was inspired by an exchange of views I had with one or two others over at CircleID yesterday (see also this post here, yesterday) to go back to my own data and plot a two year timeline. The result may be seen to the right here.

The X axis is the ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Paging users of Softlinx Replix Domino Fax</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KSGB4</url>
    <desc>Any users of Softlinx Replix Domino Fax out there?

I need to compare ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>All quiet redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K8J64</url>
    <desc>Update 6 Jan 2006: There's another Paycom virus doing the rounds. I have two samples here and neither is as verbose as the sample below. They just say &quot;Dear Customer&quot; and have a single attachment named Transaction and Billing Services.exe (or .zip). ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>WMF Official patch</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KSCB3</url>
    <desc>Despite criticism in some quarters of his take on Microsoft's attitude to patching the WMF vulnerability, Tom Liston's robust stance * appears to have paid dividends and Microsoft has released an out-of-cycle (gasp) patch.

Install it now.

SANS ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Recommended DNSBLs</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KRE5S</url>
    <desc>In answer to a question raised with me a week or two back by Bruce, here's the list of DNSBLs I currently recommend, with some brief ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Browser usage</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JNDQY</url>
    <desc>It's been a while since I last did this so, prompted by Ben Langhinrichs via Ed, I have taken a look both at browser usage here and for the first time at RSS readership.



The browser picture here is remarkably similar to Ed's with under 50% now being ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Synchronise watches</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KRGRK</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>developerWorks RSS feeds</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KRFWG</url>
    <desc>Please read and comment on my RSS feeds suggestion over at ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Site FAQ - Issue 2</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K9G43</url>
    <desc>Superseded - see the FAQ category for the most up to date version.To make things a little easier for people coming here for the first time, I have updated my brief list of posts which readers may find helpful. Regular readers (and anyone else for that matter) ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>In case you missed it</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KQBTU</url>
    <desc>Read Tom Liston's post at the SANS ISC Handler's Diary entitled &quot;Oxy-morons&quot;.

Keen photoshoppers should proceed at once to create convincing Billy Wonka pictures. Bonuses are available for good oompa loompas too (hint: think Ballmer).

And ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Billy Wonka Redux</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KQHMZ</url>
    <desc>Revisiting my earlier post, from the MS advisory quoted in Tom Liston's ISC diary piece:

Customers who follow safe browsing best practices are not likely to be compromised by any exploitation of the WMF vulnerability. Users should take care not to visit ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Chicken Mondegreen</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KPHVB</url>
    <desc>We've spoken about this small matter of two nations divided by a common fable here before, but it still annoys me.

Some time in the past, I daresay around the time of the Great War, when first American soldiers were this side of the pond in large numbers ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Nigeria runs out of cash</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KQBZK</url>
    <desc>

According to the Beeb, Nigeria hasn't enough of this stuff...

So, if you were contemplating a reply accepting Prince Amanda's offer of 20% of his $25 million in return for helping him shift it, you may want to think ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>September</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6GTDZX</url>
    <desc>Some September ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>And in other news</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KPKVL</url>
    <desc>Microsoft may release a patch for the WMF exploit next week on its regular patch day (2nd Tuesday of the month). 

That's the stable door taken care of.

The horse, sadly, departed last ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Windows, Watersheds and Trustworthy Computing</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KPCU4</url>
    <desc>The SANS ISC describes the discovery of the .wmf exploit against Windows as a watershed moment. The 

flaw which allows executable code to be delivered in .wmf * pictures has existed in Windows since at 

least Windows 95, and of course Microsoft will ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-03</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>SANS, Trust and WMF</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KNCV3</url>
    <desc>Quoting Tom Liston's piece in yesterday's handlers' diary:

Looking forward to the week ahead, I find myself in the very peculiar position of having to say something that I don't believe has ever been said here in the Handler's diary before: &quot;Please, ...</desc>
    <published>2006-01-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ubuntu with USB WLAN?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6KKE7L</url>
    <desc>Little help?

Anyone got a working Ubuntu setup with any USB WLAN adapter? How do you make it work?

Update: The rt2x00 Open Source Project looks very ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Sober's silver lining</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K9JCC</url>
    <desc>Remember that Sober variant that went out as an email from the FBI, the CIA and so on and warned recipients that they had been recorded visiting illegal web sites? Of course you do.

Now, in a bizarre twist, one German recipient of a Sober worm got this ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>PPS and SWF - a combined threat</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K9GYG</url>
    <desc>I have written many times before about the use of Microsoft .PPS files (self running Powerpoint slideshows [1]) to send chain email, porno, hoaxes and so on.

Now, coming to a corporate messaging system near you this Christmas, PPS madness grows new legs ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-20</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>No more Mac Exploder</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K8KUM</url>
    <desc>

At the Beeb - End nears for Mac version of IE.

Both of the users have already been ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Novel uses for Blackberry</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K8CKS</url>
    <desc>Walking the dog in the park this evening, I found myself unprepared for an altogether predictable predicament.

As is not unusual during our strolls together, the dog took the opportunity to answer the call of nature. Being a responsible dog owner, I had ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-19</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Idiot admin</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K5F64</url>
    <desc>********   McAfee GroupShield for Microsoft Exchange    **********
**********************************************************************

Alert generated on: Friday, December 16, 2005 11:13:21 GMT Standard Time


The file downloadm.zip has been ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Gmail on the Blackberry</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K5EWN</url>
    <desc>

This works surprisingly well on my BB. I have used Gmail on the BB successfully for a while now, but the interface was always cluttered and slow and warned that I should use a supported browser for best results.

Now Gmail recognises the BB browser and ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>One broken leg later...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-66EL4X</url>
    <desc>Went along to the Beating Crime in YOUR Business is YOUR Business event today as planned and gave my speech.

First the bad part. I managed to fall off the stage.

In fairness to me, the stage was a somewhat Heath Robinson affair with a screen positioned ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <title>Carpe diem</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6G3KAS</url>
    <desc>As a regular respondent in silicon.com's CIO jury, I saw an opportunity to get the message about the unfettered abuse of ISP and NSP resources out to a wider audience yesterday and I took it. The question was:

Are ISPs failing to take enough responsibility ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>And in other news...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K4G4M</url>
    <desc>Got this yesterday evening from IBM.

IBM UDDI Business Registry Shutdown Notice

You are receiving this notice because you registered at one of the IBM
UDDI sites.  The IBM UDDI Business Registry, the IBM UDDI Test
Registry and the IBM UDDI Beta Test ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>An Unusual Black Tuesday</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K3KFJ</url>
    <desc>Remember that Sony DRM &quot;rootkit&quot;? It first made the news on Oct 31, only just a week before Microsoft's usual patch day (second Tuesday of the month) and probably too late for any planned Microsoft patch activity in November.

Well, here we are a ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Contingency planning 101</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K3JM7</url>
    <desc>Rule 1. Don't build your data centre next door to any structure which may explode ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>220 too much information</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K3GXW</url>
    <desc>Try this. From an IP outside your local network, telnet into port 25 of the Domino server which acts as your inbound SMTP gateway. What do you see? Something like this?

220 fully.qualified.host.name ESMTP Service (Lotus Domino Release 6.5.4) ready at Wed, ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>No comment</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K2GWS</url>
    <desc>...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Why?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6K2D84</url>
    <desc>Why would spams which are identical save for these subject lines make anyone seriously consider buying &quot;OEM Software&quot; * from their senders?

Subject: Please fill the form below
Subject: My Friend, You are in Trouble
Subject: Thanks for being a ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-13</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>How to lay low an entire email community</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JZDDR</url>
    <desc>Declan writes to me to point out this piece at El Reg:

Server bug cripples Dublin law firms
Badly configured MS Small Business Server

Solicitors across Dublin fell victim to an accidental mass mailing that crippled their systems this week, clogging ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>In the near future there'll be no spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JZMBB</url>
    <desc>Hidden away in a silicon.com article entitled &quot;Technology our only hope of cutting spam&quot; we find an interesting quote from 2003 by Enrique Salem, then CEO at Brightmail, which would not look out of place alongside Bill's famous &quot;640k ought to ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Answering some Podcast Queries - Part 1</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JZHCJ</url>
    <desc>First round of questions arising from the ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Podcasting</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JZD9K</url>
    <desc>What I learned - it's difficult to condense years of experience into one short conversation. If I have said anything that you disagree with, or maybe just don't understand then please do tell me but take comfort in the knowledge that the fault is probably in ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Taking Notes</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JVHQ6</url>
    <desc>As Bruce has pointed out, I will be taking part in a podcast session for Taking Notes shortly.

If you have any questions, you can submit them here. Please just take this as formal notice that any question which is framed too broadly for a concise answer ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-12</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Gmail Web Clips</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JWF9D</url>
    <desc>

New feature in Gmail - Web Clips.

These are just RSS feeds displayed one item at a time above whichever folder you happen to be looking at. The selection of an RSS item to display appears to be context sensitive. Or someone at Google has a sense of ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Conversation with a supplier</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JVLX4</url>
    <desc>Phone ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Sometimes the first reaction is the right one</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JVLK5</url>
    <desc>Richard Johnson, a contractor at the Zambian Ministry of Mining and Resources and apparently suffering from a terminal illness, has written to our spamtrap with a request for help in putting his affairs in order. In return for this assistance, the said ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>How Costly is Mixing Domino and Exchange?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JUF98</url>
    <desc>Here's an interesting Google referrer from earlier on today.

administrative burden or the ongoing costs of continuing to run Lotus Notes while the rest of the organization is running Exchange 

Do you suppose the googler is for or against ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
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    <type>Article</type>
    <title>More on Gmail antivirus</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JUCKE</url>
    <desc>Digging around in Technorati for posts about Gmail antivirus, via a post at GeekExtreme, I came across this piece which attempts to identify whose AV technology is being used at Gmail.

The results, based on a sample of 15 unidentified pieces of malware, ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-07</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Hotmail on abuse reporting</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JTKCG</url>
    <desc>Reported yet another Hotmail 419 spam earlier on. Got an automatic response a short while later which includes this slightly flawed piece of advice:

In addition to the actions we're going to take, if the message is not from a Hotmail customer you should ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>SPAM cupcakes</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JTJ7T</url>
    <desc>Mmmm... SPAMTM...

Via J-Walk.

(SPAM is a registered trademark of Hormel and nothing to do with unsolicited bulk ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Ever get a virus via Gmail?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JTHV5</url>
    <desc>No? Me neither. Why? Because until recently they simply didn't accept any executable attachments.

According to El Reg, that is all about to change.

Google has introduced an anti-virus scanning service to Gmail. Each time users send and receive ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-06</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Seen in a Barclays phish</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JSLQD</url>
    <desc>A new header:

X-Antivirus-Scanner: Clean mail though you should still use an Antivirus

It is debatable just how clean any phish email is, though the advice to use AV is harmless enough. Not that any victim of this little prank is ever likely to see that ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Christmas is coming</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JSG6B</url>
    <desc>Yes, it's that time of year when people start sending out their annual email to everyone they know. This has caused us problems in the past and seems set to do so again.

Some time earlier today, a sender in Germany sent a seasonal message to a list of 47 ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-05</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Spam Stats - September - November 2005</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JPGGM</url>
    <desc>

Here's a Sobering picture...

In November 2005  80% of inbound SMTP here was garbage (i.e. 20% was good). This is the worst figure here since May this year and the second worst ever.

One factor stands out - that huge rise in &quot;Rejected Other ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-02</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Microsoft Antivirus</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JNFPY</url>
    <desc>I can't say it without smiling but here, courtesy of El Reg, is oxymoron of the week - Microsoft Antivirus.

I thought about signing up for that public beta, but didn't like the look of the fine print on the signup page. Waitaminnit. Where's that ...</desc>
    <published>2005-12-01</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>AOL doesn't send spam</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JLHYM</url>
    <desc>Regular readers may recall that assertion, documented here some while ago.

Maybe AOL doesn't send any spam any more but this is just as bad.



Yes, it's a Sober.AG backscatter bounce from our friends at ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Cheap WLAN adapter</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JMK39</url>
    <desc>Try this one, Volker.

I bought one of these Belkin 802.11g USB adapters to use on the family PC at home. Reason - it can easily be removed and locked away, so I can ration Internet access for the kids (over protective parent?).

Cost about 20 quid and ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Virus Stubs, Domino and Trend SMD3</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JGHAC</url>
    <desc>For the purposes of illustration, I will use Trend Micro ScanMail for Domino version 3 here, but other scanners should be configured in similar ways.What does your virus scanner do when it encounters a known virus? What about an unkown virus? That second one ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Paging Sherlock Holmes</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JMG9E</url>
    <desc>Ben reminded me of this yesterday.

A number of my sites including this one, all of which use the BlogSphere template (though that may not be significant), are regularly being hit with HTTP GET requests for the same non-existent document:

GET ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-30</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Raining on a parade</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6BSFNX</url>
    <desc>Richard Schwartz has been leaving little hints all over the web that he may have more than a passing interest in a certain movie being released this week.

It was after reading one such hint over at vowe dot net the other evening that I started to do a bit ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-28</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Shooting the messenger</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JDCGZ</url>
    <desc>In the Microsoft advisory on the latest zero day exploit against IE, MS complains:

Microsoft is concerned that this new report of a vulnerability in Internet Explorer was not disclosed responsibly, potentially putting computer users at risk. We continue to ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>eBay Christmas phish</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JECQN</url>
    <desc>This is ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Bug or feature?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JEDD5</url>
    <desc>More enlargement patch spam. This one exposes a feature of the Notes ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Memo to IBM</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JEC2U</url>
    <desc>Few if any people will see your site survey popup. We all use popup blockers now.



You might want to think about better ways of asking for our ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-23</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Duct tape and DRM</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JCJFU</url>
    <desc>This should be music to Richard Schwartz's ears.

At El Reg - Gaffer tape defeats Sony DRM rootkit.

... analyst house Gartner has discovered that the [Sony rootkit DRM] technology can be easily defeated simply by applying a fingernail-sized piece of ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Body Swap</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6JCHT9</url>
    <desc>This spammer has moved from snake oil pharmaceuticals to intellectual property theft and all with the same subject line - &quot;Make her worship you&quot; - only the spam body is ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-21</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>What's up with Technorati?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6J9L7G</url>
    <desc>I've been wondering why I see so few referrers from Technorati just recently. I have found no reliable way of persuading Technorati to spit out a list of articles from a specific blog, to verify that my content is all there (yes, I do ping them). So I tried a ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>First insult, now injury!</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-5XLCVV</url>
    <desc>I've already said all I have to say about end user sites that deliberately configure their antivirus software to send warnings to innocent, spoofed senders. But I have time for just one more apoplectic rant.

Virus quarantine log here is now filling with ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Sony's Rootkit - Cockup or Conspiracy?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6J9CUP</url>
    <desc>OK, so there's this Wired article, already mentioned by John Walkenbach, Richard Schwartz and doubtless many others, which concludes:

What happens when the creators of malware collude with the very companies we hire to protect us from that malware?

We ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-18</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Here's a chuckle</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6J8N2W</url>
    <desc>Do you think a new &quot;Most Wanted&quot; web site which has been well publicised in main stream media might attract more than a handful of visitors on its first day? I do. Who wouldn't want to check out mug shots of notorious criminals, particularly the ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-17</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Who knows what this is?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6J7CV3</url>
    <desc>I normally delete spam comments without looking at them but this caught my eye.

The posting IP address is in Chinanet jiangsu province network. The spammed links all point to web sites at a French NSP. Those sites are all in simplified Chinese character ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>CodeSupport</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6J6MXJ</url>
    <desc>The Sony rootkit saga rumbles on, seemingly without end. I haven't commented on it much, but this latest development had me in stitches:

&quot;When you first fill out Sony’s form to request a copy of the uninstaller, the request form downloads and installs ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-16</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Geocities and related Yahoo! abuse</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6J6GUX</url>
    <desc>I have given over a lot of space to the issue of MSN/Hotmail and Personal Address abuse. However there is another service which is at least as widely abused and has been for much longer. That service is Yahoo! Geocities, formerly just plain Geocities, a free ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Could Gmail spam take off?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6J6GKJ</url>
    <desc>Thomas Duff points out a sneaky social engineering trick that could be used to:

take over a Gmail account,
obtain lists of addresses to be used as spam targets and
spam those addresses, possibly using the self same Gmail account

Given my earlier post ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>All quiet - the official explanation</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6J6HA4</url>
    <desc>I hate it when I'm ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>All quiet? - Part 2</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6GUBME</url>
    <desc>Hot on the heels of that story at The Register subtitled &quot;All quiet on the virus front&quot;, which I wrote about yesterday, The Register now brings you this.

Backdoor Trojan targets Microsoft Access
Zero day vuln gives hackers open access

Virus ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>All quiet on the virus front - or is it?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6GTLKP</url>
    <desc>Certainly, The Register thinks it is.

September marked a quiet month on the malware front with virus levels at a yearly low and the long-running NetSky-P worm stuck at the top of virus nuisance charts.

I think ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-15</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>I feel sorry for these guys</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6J5H68</url>
    <desc>Remember that malware which was circulating last week and attempting to conceal itself using Sony DRM and which came in a spoofed email purportedly from www.TotalBusiness.co.uk?

These people really exist and are not in the business of installing ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Just love those analysts</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6J5GWN</url>
    <desc>At Silicon.com/ZDNet UK - Don't upgrade to Vista until 2008, says Gartner.

Tempting though it is to gloat over items like this, there are some elements of the report which seem to me not to make much sense (though they are second hand - I have not seen the ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-14</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Our local block list</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-5S4J5V</url>
    <desc>QV this blog and miscellaneous prior entries linked to it.

I have had a number of requests for this and will publish it here for a while, to gauge response. The list contains single IP addresses, ranges of IP addresses (translated from CIDR notation into a ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Told you it wouldn't be the last</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6J2D6S</url>
    <desc>At F-Secure - One more Bot trying to hide under Sony DRM

See also:
New malware du jour
That Sony Rootkit and ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>New malware du jour</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6DLM79</url>
    <desc>Update 11 Nov 2005: A worm very similar to the one described below is currently circulating. This looks to be a new variant of the Breplibot (Brepibot?) worm. This variant, like the previous one seen yesterday, attempts to hide itself using the DRM ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>GSpam? - Part 2</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6GVBLG</url>
    <desc>I seem to be getting a fair number of hits on this page (about Spamcop listing a Gmail IP - note 1) at the moment - possibly something to do with this.

It seems that at least Spamcop and possibly other DNSBLs fed by spamtraps are continuing to list IPs ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Spam from Gmail</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-69UHBE</url>
    <desc>Something I hoped never to see:



Spam has been disguised to hide the true sender and nature of the content but I will say this:

Spam uses UTF-8 and quoted printable encoding and mixes english and russian content.
Spam was not sent via the Gmail web ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-11</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>How Microsoft built mindshare...</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6HZFQL</url>
    <desc>... but not necessarily with all the right people.

OK, vowe has already mentioned this satirical piece at El Reg, but I can't resist quoting just one part of that &quot;memo&quot; from BillG (links added by me):

In 1995 I warned that we risked losing ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-10</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Whose backdoor?</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6HYM6F</url>
    <desc>This bugtraq report is interesting. The originator is concerned that he has found &quot;a backdoor account that is hidden from the user and compromises the security of all Sony Vaio laptops&quot;.

The backdoor in question is the Administrator account which ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-09</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Popular, but not an icon</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6HXN2X</url>
    <desc>According to the Icon Interactive Link Popularity Tool, this site comfortably exceeds the score needed to be &quot;popular&quot;, but fails to achieve iconic status. Score was 50,140 a moment or two ago (and what is it with that HotBot score?).

Via ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Yet another poor joke from a friend who should know better</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6HXGC5</url>
    <desc>A man in a hot air balloon realized he was lost. He reduced altitude and
spotted a woman below. He called down to her &quot;Excuse me, can you tell me
where I am? I promised to meet a friend but I am late and have lost my
bearings&quot;

The woman ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Thought for the day</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6HXBW2</url>
    <desc>This article at today's Handler's Diary at the SANS ISC includes a sobering thought:

The Internet is the perfect playground for organized criminal activity.  Near-total anonymity, multiple ways to launder money, enormous amounts of value and wealth, ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-08</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
</Resource>
<Resource>
    <type>Article</type>
    <title>Implementing Google Sitemaps and ROR in Blogsphere</title>
    <url>http://chris-linfoot.net/linfoot/blogsphe.nsf/d6plinks/CWLT-6HTFJP</url>
    <desc>Following on from my discovery the other day of Google Sitemaps, I have gone a couple of steps further to implement in Blogsphere:

Multiple Google Sitemaps and a sitemap index and
ROR

I think I have it right. Doubtless someone will point out any errors ...</desc>
    <published>2005-11-04</published>
    <creator>Christopher W Linfoot</creator>
    <resourceOf rdf:resource="articles"/>
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