Birmingham Web Designer Jeremy Flint blogs here. He works for Kinetic Communications. He organizes events and programs for IPSA. He takes pictures and posts them on Flickr. He also blogs about Hiking and Mississippi State Sports when he has the time. He recommends Dreamhost for all your hosting needs. Make sure you grab the RSS Feed.

I broke the news last night on ForeverGeek shortly after seeing it mentioned on a few Windows sites. Microsoft has officially announced that Longhorn, their long awaited next generation OS will be known as Windows Vista.
Todd Dominey thinks that the new moniker is no where near as aggressive as XP, but agrees that it seems […]

Reported today by Secunia, a new Microsoft IE vulnerability has been found. I don’t think there is any indication of whether this is also a vulnerability in IE6 on XP SP2, but I am not gonna test it.
I like the solution that is given to avoid being compromised.
Solution:
Disable Active Scripting or use another product.
Doesn’t get […]

So this morning I was using my XP machine. I fired up IE to register an account at a certain site giving away ipods.
I decide to complete an offer for ebay to get my credit. I click on over, create my ebay account and get ready to login. I enter my username and password, and […]

Last week, I wrote a review of some of the new features in the IE6 update included in the WinXP SP2 RC2. What follows are some thoughts that have occured to me since writing that review. I was thinking about this update. It seems stable. I have no real way (or interest) in testing the […]

How about that title, huh?
Microsoft issued Release Candidate 2 for the upcoming Windows XP Service Pack 2 last week. What makes this significant to some Web developers and designers is that it contains the updated Internet Explorer, with security in mind, and pop-up blocking included.
This morning I decided to install the SP2RC2 on my XP […]