Month: November 2004

Wireless NET Covers Downtown Seattle

By Zubair Alexander

On November 11, 2004

A high-speed wireless network that covers most of downtown Seattle is being rolled out by Internet service provider Speakeasy. The Seattle company plans to have 10 to 15 test customers using the network by the end of the year, with Speakeasy CEO Bruce Chatterley saying...

Rights Management Add-on for Internet Explorer

By Zubair Alexander

On November 1, 2004

The Windows Rights Management Add-on for Internet Explorer provides a way for users of supported Windows operating systems to view, but not alter, files with restricted permission. These restrictions enable.

Chipping Away at Privacy Fears

By Zubair Alexander

On November 1, 2004

This month, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a microchip that can be implanted in humans to provide access to medical records. Privacy regulation advocates were predictably horrified, but.

Hidden Alternate Suffix in Active Directory?

By Zubair Alexander

On November 1, 2004

I was working with Active Directory a couple of days ago and discovered something very interesting. I created a user account using a VB script. I mistyped the domain name in the UPN, which led to this discovery. First of all, here's what the script...

Copyright Complaints

By Zubair Alexander

On November 1, 2004

This website is owned and operated by SeattlePro Enterprises, LLC ("SeattlePro"). For your convenience, here are the links to SeattlePro's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. NOTICE AND PROCEDURE FOR MAKING.

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