A tool has been developed by two researchers out of New York University which generates a bunch of fake searches. Since there are a lot of searches, your search would get diluted and lost between these searches. So, that way your search terms are usually lost in the process and hence giving you privacy.

Tutorial found here.

The news of a single line of javascript code crashing internet explorer intermittently was like Yanni to my ears. This is very true, Stuart Brown has come up with a piece of code which is exactly 61 bytes long and it crashes IE but not Firefox. The piece of code throws an exception in IE [...]

Ever wondered if the hi-tech looking display screens on some of the movies could be actually implemented. Well, looks like active edge has come up with a product that is an innovation by it’s own standards.

My previous article “Can Writely Kill MS-Word?” got some good response in form of emails and comments. I am republishing the comments here to throw some light on this issue. Most of the emails that I received felt that writely wouldn’t dent word even a tiny bit.

The recent flame war on ColdFusion brought to mind somthing that happened about 10 years ago.
I worked in a fairly large department that used a spreadsheet as the bug-submission-tracking “system”. Naturally, the person who assigned the work kept it open at all time, making it impossible for anyone to actually open it to enter a [...]

There is big business online taking advantage of what you don’t know. Better yet, taking advantage of what you won’t take the time to understand or read. We’re all rushed; not enough time in every day. Daily I hear folks who exclaim “Too much information!” when it comes to technology. That is the biggest challenge [...]

Jeremiah Grossman tries to prove through a script that your browser history could be captured by websites that you visit. This is done through a CSS hack. This is the only time IE7 RC1 has been more secure than Firefox as IE7 blocks the script where as Firefox shows my entire history. The script it [...]

Google seems to have been viewed satircally as God by Matt MacPherson. He has started a new website called the Church of Google which in many ways tries to immitate the Christian faith by proving that Google is God and having it’s own set of ten commandments.

Microsoft executive Somasegar has posted on her blog that the service pack for VS .NET is ready and available for download. Her blog reads this way :