Yes, it turns out that Firefox has critical security bugs, too.  Microsoft Internet Explorer is not alone in dealing with security problems.  But at least the Mozilla Foundation is generally good about reacting to them swiftly.
In case you haven’t noticed Firefox telling you that you need to update to 3.0.5, you probably should do [...]

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Chris Bucchere, founder and CEO of bdg, the company behind the conference social networking solution The Social Collective gave me the scoop on their upcoming Facebook Connect integration.
The Social Collective is bdg’s first SaaS offering: a Ruby on Rails-based social networking application for conferences that allows attendees to mix and mingle online before, during [...]

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In an article yesterday, InformationWeek named PBWiki their favorite on-demand wiki.  I tried out PBWiki myself, and here’s my take on it:
I agree that it takes very little time to get started with a new Wiki.  The site is very fast, and generally very easy to use.  It only took me about 30 seconds [...]

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