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About a year ago I spoke about Google Wave, and how I would be interested in seeing where this lead. It had a power that no technology had at that point, and yet it failed. I still think the technology will persist, potentially seeping its way more into the Google Chat app or integrated with [...] The beta of Google Wave has started, and I begged and grovelled for an invite and a friend was gracious enough to send one over. Here are my first thoughts. Google Wave will change virtual communication. It won’t be over night, and it won’t be accepted by all, but then again Facebook was founded in 2004 [...] November 3rd, 2009 | Tags: Review, Social Networking, Technology, Twitter, Wave | Category: geek | 3 comments - (Comments are closed) Regarding the recent news of the e-mail phishing scam on Gmail, Yahoo! and Hotmail (and presumably others) my blood has been absolutely boiling over the horribly inaccurate, sensationalistic comments that are being published in all sorts of reputable newpapers! First lets be clear: These guys are NOT hackers. They are not. At very best they [...] October 6th, 2009 | Tags: hackers, social commentary, Social Networking, Stupidity, Twitter | Category: cynical, geek, social commentary | 5 comments - (Comments are closed) I’ve been think a lot about death lately. Before you raise your eyebrows, it isn’t a bad thing. There have just been a few things in my life lately that brought the subject up. I’ve outlined a couple below. Firstly, a friend and former co-worker in his late 20′s lost his battle to cancer a [...] August 10th, 2009 | Tags: Death, deep thought, Social Networking, Technology, travel, Twitter | Category: deep thought | Comments are closed I hate “Top” lists. I do. All of them. I’ve hated them since before Letterman tried to make them his own, and I hate them even more now when webpages take 10 links to show 10 pictures of the top 10 potentially homophobic animated characters as judged by someone with the television knowledge of my [...] July 28th, 2009 | Tags: Reality, social commentary, Social Networking, Technology | Category: cynical, geek, social commentary | Comments are closed Those of you fortunate enough and/or with enough spare time to read my Facebook, Twitter and Blog sites are aware that I recently de-coupled Twitter updates automatically updating Facebook statuses. I did this for a very specific reason, and have just “un-done” this for another. I had a few people comment on that decision, and [...] June 23rd, 2009 | Tags: social commentary, Social Networking, travel, Twitter | Category: deep thought, social commentary, travel | One comment - (Comments are closed) I could spend a lot of time reviewing each absurdity of this book, but alas I like to branch out more. Instead I think in my final reflection I’ll finish with why I believe Mr. Keen has this sense of reality that I do not share. Since I stated posting blog entries I have received [...] May 3rd, 2009 | Tags: Blogging, Book, deep thought, Movie, Social Networking, Technology | Category: deep thought, geek, social commentary | Comments are closed Chapter 3 – 5: We join the book with a new hypothesis from Mr Keen. Because some people lie on the Internet, we cannot be sure if anything is truth and therefore it is all invalid. Solid idea. Applying this to elsewhere in the world: Because airplanes crash no one should fly, because some people [...] April 28th, 2009 | Tags: Book, Ideas, Movie, Reality, Social Networking, Success, Technology | Category: cynical, geek | Comments are closed Preface: Lately a phenomenon has taken off like many of the fads of the 80s we all love so much. Starting with the BBS systems in the late 70s and through the 90s we have had this intrinsic need to network with people at any distance via computer. With the web becoming more accessible, network [...] April 16th, 2009 | Tags: Blogging, Book, Observation, Social Networking, Technology, Twitter | Category: geek, social commentary | 2 comments - (Comments are closed) |
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Publicly Private
I’m tired of reading about people ‘losing privacy’ with Facebook and Twitter. People are not losing their privacy; they are losing their common sense. There was an article this morning in the paper which cited examples of ‘loss of privacy’:
1) A UK worker being fired for comments that her job was boring.
2) Employees [...]