Drummin’ Up Some Link Love #15

Ah, yes. It’s that time again for spreading a little link love. As I browse the Web throughout the week, I make careful note of blogs I find interesting, entertaining, useful, or sometimes all three. Who will be next? Why these five, of course.

Ghosts in the Machine

My friend Sharon has some interesting news about web privacy standards in her post, Ask.com and Microsoft call for privacy standards. It discusses the “ability to search anonymously is essential in allowing individuals to explore any area of inquiry without fear of discovery or retribution.”

Business Opportunities And Ideas

Looks like more than a few of us are upset with Technorati these days. John lists a few things about the ping problems a lot of people have been experiencing. And let’s not forget about the security breach I found not too long ago that STILL needs to be fixed.

Productivity501

Your Employer Owes You Nothing is a post that points out something that all employees should carry deep within their hearts. It may not take the sting out of being fired, but it sure gives good reason to not feel guilty for keeping your eyes open to other opportunities.

ShanKri-la

The one, the only, K-InTheHouse, writes a very informative post for those of you wishing to try out Firefox extensions while avoiding the risks. I won’t give away the secret, but it has something to do with a little known feature Firefox provides.

Thomas De Maesschalck’s blog

Did you ever seen the TV show and follow-up movie Serenity? That was some good entertainment, right there. Hope another movie will fly it’s way into our future. But for now, you can review the DVD Thomas provides. And if you haven’t watched it, go rent it.

Stay tuned for more!

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