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Now they're registering with my gallery, just to upload viruses. So, another rule change: now all new members of my gallery have to be personally approved by me, and they require email verification from you as well. I usually check my email only once a day so it might take up to 24 hours for you to register with my gallery. I know that's a pain, but it's the only way to keep the spammers and hackers out.

Step 1: Upgrade to version 2.0 (beta)
Step 2: Get all your old extensions to work: 3 Ways to Make Old Extensions Compatible with Firefox 2.0 at Perfect Blogger

Is Firefox 2.0 really better than the older version?  It has some new features that I like (like when it crashes and you restart, it will offer to restore all your old windows), but I'll admit most users should stick with the older stable version for now.

Unison File Synchronizer

The only problem is it's a little slow.  But it's bound to be slow when I'm trying to synchronize 35 gigs over a wireless connection.  The good side is it's user-friendly, either with a GUI or command line interface, the documentation is good, it's easy to write your own config files, and there's a lot of power under the hood.

Now they're hitting my photo gallery.  Luckily my gallery lets me know every time I receive a "comment" on one of my photos.  A few people have left comments letting me know how much they liked my photos, which I appreciated.  You still can, only now you have to register with my gallery first.  Still, I hate it when the damn spammers make life more difficult for everyone else.

I've also basically closed my guest book for the same reason.  I need to upgrade to the new version that has anti-spamming capabilities.

Grrrr.