More creative server names; help found in securing IE; more people switching to Macs; and the question is posed as to whether Microsoft is in any need of defensive posturing.
- By Readers of Redmond magazine
- 12/01/2005
Suffering from PMS, Smokey Visions Everywhere and BSD=Best ROI?
New-found respect, the possibility of buying a Mac and a DMZ question for Security Advisor columnist Joern Wettern.
Linux is on the loose with the Redmond audience; Argent writes in to clear up details about its product.
Linux in a <i>Redmond</i> book; impressive Q&As and a reader who disagreed with our Security Advisor's opinion about DMZs.
Readers discuss 64-bit, desktop Linux and our new security columnist, Joern Wettern.
Agreement, appreciation and clarification -- readers remark on past issues.
Ira Winkler's "Dumb and Dumber" article struck many a funny bone; positive and negative words for Sun's Scott McNealy; and some of you <i>do </i>read Doug Barney's Chief Concerns column.
Doug Barney's Redmond Report Weekly e-newsletter causes quite a stir, plus: readers question how we select the products included in each month's Redmond Roundup.
Your take on Bad Product Names, SP2, our Redmond Report newsletter and more.
Readers comment on January's Chief Concerns and Windows Insider columns.
Readers sound off on password security, remote scripting and bargaining with Microsoft.
Reader's sound off on Microsoft's Software Assurance program, product coverage and what others had to say about the Salary Survey.
Readers respond to the new </i>Redmond<i></i> name, about dumping IE and more.
Readers share their take on our recent salary survey and more.