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lazywong

Screen Time

In the office at all the previous places I worked, when somebody comes to talk to me it's not my face they are looking at (yeah probably find me too ugly) but my computer screen. I don't happen to do the same thing when I talk to other people. Something I did recently was install the blue screen of...

Tristan Seligmann

Asynchronicity, GeekDinner, and Chrome Plating

I'm a highly asynchronous individual. What the heck does that mean, you say? One of the ways this shows up is in my approach to mental activities (programming, writing, etc.): as soon as I reach a point where I take a mental "pause", I switch to another activity to fill that pause, pushing the other...

Ty

Is It Really Just Their Business?

I think a very damaging myth has been spread around the world for a very long time. And it’s still being spread: Whatever people choose to do in their private lives is just their business. This myth preaches more than just tolerance and understanding of all people’s behavior—which I believe we...

Ph0en1x

It's so obvious

Hindsight is 20/20. Everyone knows that. Hence, I've come to a conclusion. I should have been terrible. I should have done stupid shit, and lied, and went on my merry way. I should have given myself a reason to feel bad. It's not like I didn't have the opportunity.. that is, if I really wanted to...

Tricia Wang

Invasion of the "African" body through tech -something angry has kicked me in the ass to blog again!

Dear readers of Hi Tricia, hello again! I've been traveling around the world for two months and finally am now back in the states. I have lots of posts to write about my work and play in India, China and Sweden - and some cities in between - but honestly i've been so overwhelmed with all the stories...

Jeremy

Cookies, Advertising Networks and Privacy Part I

Introduction Everyone who isn't explicitly controlling their cookies or blocking adware sites is being profiled for their surfing habits. Today I want to write about what cookies actually are and how they can affect your privacy. I will finish off with a non-intrusive way to help circumvent some of...

iliask

Regarding privacy in the Internet

Hello my fellow Voxers, today I am going to talk about our personal privacy in the web realm. Michelle Solange started a conversation last week and now I have finally something to add. A couple of days ago a group of Greek bloggers were invited by Greek members of the European Parliament to attend a...

Java Jane

GadgetTrak:Preventing Laptop Theft, Laptop anti-theft software for Windows, Laptop Theft Recovery So

The Beautiful Stranger

My Thoughts on Web 2.0 Video: The Machine is Us/ing Us (Final Version)

After watching Michael Wesch's Web 2.0 Video on "The Machine is Us/ing Us" I realized that all of these social networks, blogs, youtube, etc are more than communication of the future; it is our (ALL OF US WHETHER WE LIKE IT OR NOT) new way of thinking. A more flexible culture that doesn't have to...

rogue

I don't know about you, but if I demanded privacy for my family and then paraded them...

in front of the whole world for an event broadcast on all networks (plus half a dozen other private channels), I would expect someone to call bullshit on me. OK, yeah, I can understand wanting to have your family at the event. But the way those kids are being used to "humanize" doesn't seem...

littleduckling

Be Careful What You Wish For

Monday morning, as I sat down to enjoy a cup of coffee, I clicked on the T.V. and happened upon 'The View'. I love this show, because it's four women, on national television, sharing their views about relevant topics. As I listened to their discussion on the current political race happening, the...

Strive2Be

Memories Of The Train Tracks

[I "stole" this photo from vashopaholic's blog as I simply could not let it leave my life. It's a very special photo for me]. I absolutely love this photo. It takes me back to my youth. The train tracks were an integral part of my life simply because they were across the road and down over the...

tianglim

Google is watching you.

Found this clip on Youtube. Hidden message behind video: Do you think Google is watching you? For some background information with regards to privacy on the Internet, there's a good article here. Personally i feel that internet privacy is a shared responsibility between the user and the various...

Riley Page

"I'm putting you on Neighborhood Watch."

The more I "grow up," the more I realize I have to start truncating my Web 2.0 Junkie status. Which sucks. I feel weird about my students emailing me about things that don't involve conjugations but conjugal mishaps or whatever. And I have two new classes of students this upcoming fall. Plus I start...

Kimura

Facebook scare

This weekend I attended this small party to celebrate the engagement of my Japanese female friend (the lucky guy's a Kiwi and they are moving outside of Japan this fall). I was just enjoying my drink and chatting with a few people I know when this woman came up to me and was like, "Kimura-san!...

Lauren

Comment privacy test.

Comments set to "nobody."

Centelleo

Tech Buys + Opinions opinions...

I am currently keeping up to date with what's being released in tech gadgets lately, because I am thinking to: replace my mobile phone buy a new point and shoot, and perhaps, a new Mac notebook. But then, I thought to wait some months more since I'm not in such a hurry and new gadgets get released...

a tempo

How I use my Vox blog

These are the things I'm likely to post and who will probably be permitted to view them. Most of the time, I'll let people choose what they want to read. If you want to read FAMILY posts, please send me a message and we'll talk about it. :) ANYONE - some snips of my writing - posts about writing in...

Libertine

Freedom and Privacy

Two of the things I value most in my life are freedom and privacy. My personal and political opinions are based, in large part, on these two core principles. In my view, freedom and privacy are closely related, overlapping ideas. Following are some rambling thoughts on these concepts. I believe that...

InsideDGW

DGW Episode 634

Lexmark X9575 Professional All-In-One Printer Link: Lexmark The Lexmark X9575 Professional is an all-in-one printer aimed at the SOHO business user. It is a printer, scanner, photocopier and fax. Connection can be via USB2, ethernet or WiFi (g/b/n). The printer speed is up to 33 ppm (black) and 28...