In our company we do a lot of web design, and this usually means showing around PhotoShop files. We've been using Radio since the beginning, each designer uploading jpg versions of the sites under construction in their personal weblogs. Today we found another interesting approach.

With the QuickTime plug-in, you can also open PhotoShop files, and you can do that in the browser (if you use MacOS X you need to fix this in the preferences because it's broken in the default install).

So, starting today, our designers are saving all their PhotoShop files inside Radio UserLand/www/layouts/. Since they save frequently, anybody is able to follow the development of a design simply reloading the file in the browser in real-time.

Of course, this is possible because we have our own rcs server on our LAN, otherwise moving 10Mb files around would be a problem.

DaveNet: How to be a revolution. "You can't undermine by trying to dictate the terms, you have to do it by invading at night, slipping in the back door unnoticed. Then when the old folks wake up, it's too damned late."

What do you mean with "old"? 42?

The message was sent from somebody I know, the two related addresses have been extracted from a message which contained both as recipients of a sent message, they belonged to the same domain name, and of course creating the postmaster address was simple. It look like this virus is targeted to corporate users... a very creative approach indeed. Beware of messages from your postmaster.

I have just received something that looks like an interesting evolution in the field of email viruses: the sender apparently is postmaster@evectors.it (in my case a non existant address, but it would make senso for most companies), the title is "Undeliverable mail--"N. 29.03". What is notable is that the body of the message says:

The following mail can't be sent to the real address of a corworker:

From: My email address
To: My coworker address
Subject: N. 29.03
The attachment is the original mail


Follows an attachment named "BENIAMM.bat", that I guess I'm supposed to double click. What is curious is that this thing has been sent to two related addresses, my coworker's and mine, so it cannot have been automatically extracted from somebody else address book.

Or, there is somebody out there who really loves me but not enought to know that I'm a Mac user