Communicating in a networked world
I still like black. Dress mostly in black. (White hair, of course.) But I just got tired, this week, of how dark my blog theme was. So I put a nice photo from Paris behind the blog’s business area and I think it looks spiffier now. Also, this gave me … [Continue reading]
There was a comment by Julia Angwin in the Wall Street Journal about how Facebook may make “friending” obsolete through its policy of making your friend list public. At first, a couple of days ago when I learned that my friend list was irretrievably … [Continue reading]
Facebook has opened up our individual Facebook profiles so that we have no way to restrict certain pieces of information, such as who our friends are, which are now publicly available. EPIC—the Electronic Privacy Information Center, and nine other … [Continue reading]
Adobe Reader is one of the most oft-used programs in the world. (Probably next to MS Word and other word processors.) And we all think it’s safe because it just reads a document format and displays it. To our surprise, we learned earlier this year … [Continue reading]
Unbelievable how much time it takes to keep a “live” blog functioning properly when you’re working with new software. It’s after 1:00am and I’ve just finished wrestling with the day’s blog entries. Reformatting them to make them look better, and … [Continue reading]