A ZDNet report lists high-profile Firefox extensions that are vulnerable to attacks. Firefox may have just recently patched its vulnerabilities with the release of version 2.0.0.4, but third party extensions remain to be at risk. Below is a list of risky Firefox extensions:
A new build of Firefox has just been released. It’s not yet available on the official Website, but it’s already available in their FTP servers.
I’ve recently been coding the new design of my Web site when suddenly, I realized that I’ve been using a lot of FREE tools to aid me in my design and coding needs. These free mini tools, when used altogether, can be great additions to your already existing, memory hungry Web design software. By the way, this is for Windows users only.
Yet again another project I found from an article of a fellow blogger at BlogCatalog.
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Below is a matrix of 120 stars, I have already added a link to my blog onto one of the stars, all you need to do is copy and paste the grid into your blog and add your own link to one of the other spare stars, and tell others to do the same!
Viralink
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When I receive a ping back once you have added the Viralink to your site I will add your link to this grid, and each person who copies the grid from here will also link to your site!
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Alright, let’s see what happens next.
Update: Only 100 stars will be filled as per Andy Coates’ advice.
I don’t know what I’m doing. I don’t even know what this is for. But what the heck, I’ll join the ride anyway. This may take me somewhere.
This is a project of PinoyBlogoSphere.com- Ultimate Technorati Favorites Exchange.
Having heard of Adobe Flash’s would-be competitor earlier this month, I finally went over to the Silverlight Gallery to see how it significantly differs with Flash. A plug-in is needed to view Silverlight movies so I first downloaded the Microsoft Silverlight 1.0 beta plug-in and installed it. It’s a good thing that the developers included support for Firefox and Safari browsers in their beta release, though support for Opera would be much more appreciated.
I spent a few hours a while ago testing out WarRock Philippines. I’m not really into FPS games but I enjoyed this one. First, I explored a couple of maps to see what’s in store for me, so I went into training. Some maps were impressive and large enough for 2 teams of 10. There were also lots of things to do in the game. You can ride a bike, a humvee, a half-track, or a heavy tank. You can choose from 5 character classes as well- engineer, medic, sniper, assault, or heavy weapons. Second, I joined a few games. As one would expect from a closed-beta release, there were only a few players in-game. However, I expect a lot of FPS gamers to swarm the servers when WarRock PH reaches open beta. There is currently one server, but there’s plenty of room for closed-beta players. Anyway, I joined a deathmatch game and a capture-the-flag team type game. The team game was a lot of fun because I was able to use different vehicles as well as character classes. Although communication among the team members wasn’t in sync, it wasn’t a hindrance to really have a feel of the game. Meanwhile, check out my training screenies. I hope you’d be able to join WarRock PH during its final release.
