Track Me Not For Firefox Users

For those of you who use the Mozilla Firefox browser (if you don't, you should consider it), here's an interesting add on which obfuscates your searches on the major search engines. With the recent AOL dump of search engine search information, privacy concerns have, once again, become a major concern.

The add on, Track Me Not, helps deter profiling and data-profiling of your activities. When search data gets in the hands of the wrong people, who knows what can happen. No one wants to find out, do they?

Frankly, it's nobody's business.

Bill Gates Meets Napoleon Dynamite

Gates must have paid a pretty penny for this viral video. Gates, who's a big YouTube fan, must have known this would get splashed throughout the web. Check out the product placement as they rattle off Microsoft products and talk about upgrading. Sales pitch aside, this is a funny clip.

Imminent Worm Attack: Experts Warn Of 'The Big One'

As the spotlight on a dangerous Windows vulnerability grows brighter by the hour, security analysts Thursday said that it's not hype driving the alarms, but genuine fear that a major worm attack is just days away. This is no drill. Thursday's deepening concern was fueled by several releases of new exploit code.

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Top 10 Day Starts With Toilets

I'm feeling kind of top 10 today. Top 10 lists are clean and to the point (at least most are). So today, while I drink Mojitos, and listen to the jukebox, I'll post a handful of top 10 lists for your perusal.

Here's the first list...the top 10 tech inspired toilets

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