I have been using Firefox 2.0 RC 1 ever since it was launched. Some of the in-built features such as spellcheck and session saver convinced me partially overlooking the pain of not being able to use del.icio.us plugin that I use the most. And then came the Pinstripe theme which convinced me completely to go for Firefox 2 RC 1, but the problem of the plugin not working was still bothering me somewhere. As I was looking for a tool similar to delicious plugin, I saw Nightly Tester Tool which enables you to install the extensions that are incompatible with the nightly builds of Firefox. So if you know your extension will work, or you are confident enough, go ahead and acquire Firefox 2 RC 1, Pinstripe theme and Nightly Tester Tool to get the best browsing experience.
Archive for September, 2006
Amit Agarwal has compiled information on generating a strong password on Windows XP without using any third-party softwares. In his article he talks about a command:
cmd /k net user administrator /random that generates a strong password. It is interesting to see how it works. Read it here
So after Apple showed the world how to really make money from selling mp3 players, Microsoft released its fscked up Zune. And if that was not enough, now Dell wants to launch Dell Digital Jukebox and Dell Music Service by Q4 2006 or early next year. Going by the quality of products Dell makes, even John Gruber couldn’t resist writing on it. Check it out here
Today, I made my contribution in cutting down total number of unemployed youths in India. Although I don’t start working until day after tomorrow, I still can be called employed. The company that I now work for, don’t want me to blog about them in any way so I cannot disclose where I will be working. And No its not CIA or FBI. Just a small UK based information security company.
