After playing around with it for a few days, I have come to a few conclusions about the device. And, for my own amusement, I'm making this post entirely from my XO-1. 
After playing around with it for a few days, I have come to a few conclusions about the device. And, for my own amusement, I'm making this post entirely from my XO-1.
Making a website secure is a surprisingly non-trivial task that requires plenty of thought and discipline. What makes it worse is that it is all too easy to create gaping security holes without realizing it.
]]>For those of you who are still confused as to what exactly Jabber is, read on and I'll break it down for you one more time.
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As I have mentioned before, I believe Jabber/XMPP will be one of the most influential technologies on human communication since the introduction of standard email. I've been thinking lately about ways to encourage my friends to make the switch to Jabber, and I've come up with my solution.
As of my birthday this year (May 19th), I'll no longer be using AIM, ICQ, Yahoo, or MSN. The only way you will be able to contact me via IM will be via my jabber id, darco@deepdarc.com*. So if you want to chat with me after this time, you'll need to at least give Jabber a try. Don't worry, it will be the last switch you make.
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The "Keychain Access" application that comes with MacOS X is one of the most useful tools that come with Macintosh computers, but it is also one of the most neglected. If you are a Mac user and don't know what this tool is or how to use it, read on.
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As many of you may know, sometime around 2002 I began work on starting my own company. In January of 2004, that dream was realized as Voria Studios. That company has come and gone, but the logo that I made for that company lives on in Synfig. So where did this logo come from? Well, it's an interesting story. And like most stories, the best place to start is...at the beginning.
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