I couldn't blog as much as I want due to my workload. I just got my home page redesigned (2 days ago) using Joomla (it was developed using normal HTML editor earlier). The site is live with the new design. I just found out that my companies help desk website was also developed with Joomla and it went live today. 
Microsoft, a company that screws people who infringes on their copyrights, had announced a competition in Britain as part of the marketing campaign around Windows Live Image Search, with Nikon as the prize partner. The competition invited entrants to search for other people's online pictures, then
submit the ones they felt were iconic British stuff, in the hope of
winning a Nikon camera. In other words, steal photos of others and submit it to Microsoft. Wow!!! What an idea!!!
KDE has created a website KDE Utilities with a compilation of various desktop utilities that work under KDE. It currently has very few utilities listed (13 at the time of writing), but I hope it would a be a single point entry to get all KDE related apps.
There could be more than one way to do this, but I found this easy to do. This method helps you to set specific persmissions like whether a specific site can load image or not, can open pop up window or not, can set cookies or not and can install extensions and themes or not. To do this, go to the webpage you want the permission to be set. Click on Tools - Page info. Then click on Permission icon. This shows you the above mentioned options. Most of those will have Use default checked unless you have changed it before. If you want to change permission, uncheck Use Default and select Allow or Block (See picture). I tried this in Firefox 3.x. I think it must be the same in Firefox 2.x, but I'm not sure.
I'm driving down to Smokies tomorrow to stay in Majestic Mountain Vacations cabin for 4 night. I'm taking whole of next week off. Hooray!!!!
I'll be in Las Vegas next week to attend the OHUG conference. They had the conference in September last year, so the weather was very nice. It's in 108 F range all of next week. 
It's not humid there luckily. I'll be back blogging after a week.
If you work with Oracle Database, then you might have heard about SQL Developer. SQL Developer is a free graphical tool for database development. I use this for some of my Oracle work. It's a decent tool and it's free.
Washington Post reports that U.S. troops in Iraq now fights with viruses, not a viral or bacterial type. It's the PC virus that spread through porno DVDs they buy in bootlegged DVD markets in Iraq. Troops, you don't have to sacrifice watching porno, use Linux to watch them. 
If you have installed Windows XP SP3 and your computer reboots endlessly after the update (If your computer has AMD processor) then here is the solution. Lots of users have reported having problem with Windows XP SP3. Jesper's blog explains in detail the types of problems and how to debug/fix them.
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