- Internet Explorer 6 days are a thing of the past. Microsoft announced the final release of Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP yesterday. I’ve used IE7 since private beta days and I must say, Microsoft has done a smashup job with IE7. Please, please, please… if you’re an Internet Explorer user, go graduate to the next level of safety and security. Update: Looks like IE7 is vulnerable to some pretty amazing XSS trickery. Hat tip, Rsnake.
- Techcrunch 8, the free party put on by Mike Arrington and company has been finally announced for November 16 at the BED club in NYC. I have my tickets reserved. Do you? There’s only 450 to be had.
- Brian Clark of Copyblogger makes the argument that link baiting isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
Stumble it!
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Ummm…
First security exploit already found. People all a-titter on both Digg *AND* Slashdot. ff & opera fanboys rejoicing, ie proponents making excuses. Grumpy people griping for the fun of it.
This is going to be one interesting ride…
Hehe, yes indeed. Knew it would happen. :p
Updated the entry to reflect some significant XSS discoveries.
I find IE7 to not handle graphics too well. IE6 wasn’t too great either… more to come…
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