LockergnomeTo inform, empower, and entertain - Lockergnome is a blogging network for people who are curious about the world around them. Join us and start sharing your knowledge today!Firefox 3 - Is It Still A Memory Hog- July 7, 2008 Every time I have previously written about Firefox 2 and the huge amount of RAM that it consumed, I got all kinds of criticism not only from readers, but also from the folks at Mozilla. So when I started testing Firefox 3 betas and noticed little difference in the amount of memory usage, I again wrote about it and again received comments that basically indicated that I was nuts. Well this NUT has remained silent every since I installed the final release of Firefox 3. I haven't even mentioned.http://www.lockergnome.com/blade/2008/07/07/firefox-3-is-it-still-a-memory-hog/ Sharks With Frickin' Laser Beams Strapped To Their Heads!- July 7, 2008 By Leggo! Related Articles: Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard $100,000 Shower Mobster Museum In las Vegas The Laser Pointer Ban in Australia A Chip That Can Transfer Data Using Laser Light Canon beams up new ways to connect networks Laserglow Releases the First-Ever Yellow Laser Pointer Don't Be...http://www.lockergnome.com/cellphones/2008/07/07/sharks-with-frikin-laser-beams-strapped-t... Security Breach at the Daily Mail- July 7, 2008 The Daily Mail has had scathing headlines when government agencies have had security breaches. Now the Daily Mail itself has become a victim and has exposed thousands of confidential files: "Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers has admitted that a laptop containing financial and personal details of thousands of staff, suppliers and contributors has been stolen." link: Daily Mail publisher is red-faced after laptop with personal data is stolen It is unclear what "technical...http://www.lockergnome.com/forsythe/2008/07/07/security-breach-at-the-daily-mail/ The Moral Compass of Search: Google's Matt Cutts- July 7, 2008 At the recent SMX Advanced in Seattle, Anvil Media's own Leisa Hall posed a question to Google's Matt Cutts: does he feel like he's search engine marketing's (SEM) moral compass Although it wasn't attributed to Leisa or Anvil, it did generate a few laughs and hearty post-event discussion. Even if the initial question about being Google's moral compass was meant somewhat in gest, Matt Cutts took it very seriously, which is a good indicator that he may be the man for the job. I wanted to make...http://www.lockergnome.com/kentlewis/2008/07/07/the-moral-compass-of-search-googles-matt-c... |