Tech Update
What the The Thunder Said is a big supporter of Mozilla, an online, open source community that has produced such gems as Firefox and Thunderbird. I use many of their products: besides those two listed, Sunbird, Bugzilla, Mozilla Suite, Greasemonkey, Mozilla Minimo, and Lightning. I think they make fantastic products. For instance, Firefox is a web browser, similar to Internet Explorer. However, Mozilla Firefox takes up less space on your computer, is easier to use, has many functions yet to be developed by Microsoft (IE's creator), is much safer from viruses and pop-ups. and is free. Thunderbird is an email client, that is far superior to Microsoft's Outlook.
So here's an announcement to let you know that Firefox 1.0.7 and Thunderbird 1.0.7 have been released. They are protected against the most recent internet security leaks, and have updated user functions as well. Click either of the banners on the side of What the Thunder Said to get these programs for free.
The second thing to do is sign a petition for Firefox dominance. eBay, the popular online auction, has never been quite as good when being viewed by Firefox, as compared to Internet Explorer. Now, someone has begun a petition that eBay update their programming to support Firefox fully. I signed, and I was #1194 (I think). If you would like to sign the petition, go here.
