Introduction I wrote a quick article last night listing several open source alternatives to Google Reader, after the announcement that Google plans to drop the application in July of this year. There was an fairly active conversation on Twitter about this for about 24 hours, which I found myself following and responding to… In fact, …
I’ve written before about the problems I have with Facebook, especially after I read through their privacy and terms of use. Well, as you might have read lately, there have been more changes to their privacy statement, and there has been a lot of backlash. And now, to top it all off, there is a …
Yes, okay, this is a bit more of a geeky subject than I normally write about here. However, I wanted to make certain that everyone is clear on this: never reveal even a portion of any of your passwords to anyone. I’ve had several domains for a while now. Unfortunately, with time constraints, I hadn’t …
There is something about Facebook that I have just come to not trust. I think the issue centers around the changes in their policies of late that have left me feeling a little less secure, and feeling like it’s more and more likely that my personal information could be shared without me really realizing that …
So, I am just sitting down to write this now, and it’s already Sunday evening. The fact is, I’ve had several delays this week in getting content posted on the site, so there hasn’t been as much as I would have liked. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t things worth talking about: First, there was …
I find this story tremendously disturbing:Science project prompts SD school evacuation Summary of the story: a kid brought a science project to school that consisted of a Gatorade bottle and some electronic components and was seen showing it to some classmates. The school administrator then over reacted, called local authorities and evacuated the school, despite …
