Posted 26 May 2009 · 5:58 am.Aaron Traffas, CAI, ATS, CES View Comments
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We try to cover basic security best-practices as much as possible. We talked about the value of NoScript, a Firefox plugin that prevents JavaScript from loading on web pages unless specifically allowed by the user. Today, we’re going to examine why reading email as HTML is a bad practice from a privacy, security [...]
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Security, design, softwarefirefox, HTML, HTML e-mail, javascript, Microsoft Outlook, NoScript, plain text email, Security, Thunderbird, usability
Posted 17 March 2009 · 5:21 am.Aaron Traffas, CAI, ATS, CES View Comments
Even though our enjoyment of Twitter has caused Facebook to go the way of MySpace for us at AuctioneerTech – something checked infrequently, usually at the behest of the automated emails sent any time something happens – we still recognize the importance of contact lists. The hundreds – some have thousands – of friends on [...]
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gadgets, services, softwareFacebook, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Outlook, Myspace, Palm, Palm Pre, Skybook, Twitter, WebOS, Windows Mobile
Posted 5 November 2008 · 9:04 am.Aaron Traffas, CAI, ATS, CES View Comments
Microsoft Outlook is the best corporate email and scheduling tool. That’s a tough statement to make as an open source advocate, but until the open source equivalent called Evolution matures, Outlook will remain the corporate standard for email, calendar and scheduling.
For personal and small-business email, Outlook sucks. It’s bloated, expensive and has a problem with [...]
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