Craig Burton

I spent all of the last week at Digital ID World. I met a lot of people and renewed other freindships. One person that was fun to meet was Marc Canter. Marc has quite the personality and is really smart. He calls me one of his “heros.” I’m honored.
Thanks to Doc Searls for helping make [...]

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Thanks to Phil Windley for pointing me to an interview on slash dot of Neal Stephenson. Very funny. I laughed outloud when I read his response to the question:

In a fight between you and William Gibson, who would win?
Subesquently Simon Phipps pointed me to William Gibson’s newly refreshed blog. Subscribed. Apparantly Gibson had decided to quit [...]

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I just discovered Feedburner. Very cool. I burned my feed and did the same for Amy Wohl. She asked me to put an XML chicklet on her sight a year ago and I finally got around to it.
What does Feedburner do you might ask? For one thing, it takes my RSS Feed and turns it into [...]

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Last week the SANS Institue released the fifth installation of the top 20 vulnerabilities for both Windows and Unix/Linux. Notable this year is that the list–with the exception of SQL Server–avoids naming products and instead lists product categories. I also noticed the list spends a lot of space giving advice on how to deal with [...]

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