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(Shared from noupe.com) In the past, Microsoft was not known as a business that cared about web standards. However, at least since the new browser Edge, Microsoft tries to stick to HTML and CSS standards. Now, there’s a new tool called Sonar, which checks if websites meet the standards, and tests them regarding optimization options […]

At CircleID, there’s a letter posted from Network Solutions that describes what they are doing and they try and justify it by saying they are trying to protect their customers. Since when does using their site to do a search make you a customer? You haven’t bought anything, you are just using there (supposedly) free […]

Last night, I went to the CT Dot Net Users Group meeting at the Microsoft Farmington office. The featured act was It’s All About The Tools – Episode 1 starring Russ Fustino.  The coolest thing I learned about was Windows Live Writer – you can use it to post to just about any blog – […]

It’s 42 degrees today and going up to the mid-50’s. You probably think I’m hung up on the weather – I guess I am. Warm weather in Connecticut in January is such a treat. I’ve never been a cold weather person.

Here’s where we moved to and why. Your links and feeds should still work. You’ll notice this skin is different – Susan is still looking for a OneNote skin for CS.

At Robert Scoble’s blog: Wow, the MVP Global Summit is getting huge attention here on campus. All over the place there’s signs welcoming the thousands of Most Valuable Professionals to campus.

Mountain View, Calif.-based VeriSign on Thursday sued the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) in federal court in Los Angeles, claiming it was unlawfully prevented from adding new features to the domain name database it has a contract to run. Last fall, ICANN ordered VeriSign to halt its Site Finder service, which redirected […]

I’m not – I only got a 28 – Try it for yourself and let me know

Has your browser slowed to a crawl?  Mine, too. Read this Symantec KB article – it has a couple of workarounds – the second one worked for me.