http://www.fastcompany.com/1698627/firesheep-idiocy-privacy-facebook-twitter-google-foursquare-eric-butler-wifi?partner=homepage_newsletter
Very interesting and creepy all at the same time...there are some things you need to do to protect ourselves.
So no on the helicopters and spies playing games just creepy people playing silly games...so let's take the time and learn as well as share how to keep ourselves safe out there!
Sunday, November 07, 2010
Wednesday, November 03, 2010
Private....eyes?
In an age of such an overwhelming sense of voyeurism we still want our privacy but it seems that a simple missed keystroke can open your wifi to the world (when in a public wifi hot spot). Very interesting article by fast company....make sure to read the comments at the bottom of the page!
http://www.fastcompany.com/1698627/firesheep-idiocy-privacy-facebook-twitter-google-foursquare-eric-butler-wifi?partner=homepage_newsletter
http://www.fastcompany.com/1698627/firesheep-idiocy-privacy-facebook-twitter-google-foursquare-eric-butler-wifi?partner=homepage_newsletter
Monday, November 01, 2010
Sad state...
Here is a quote that is a little tough for me...
In the cancer community, Armstrong's miraculous cancer recovery, not his legal troubles, is the focus. "You can separate the two things," explained Alex Hejnosz, an analyst with CipherHealth whose mother survived melanoma. I met them at a recent Livestrong event in Philadelphia. "If he did whatever they're saying he did, bummer. But it doesn't detract from what he's doing for Livestrong and cancer." Besides, Hejnosz said, sports have made many of us more cynical and more forgiving in recent years. "I'm 23. I've only grown up with sports stars who have cheated. I'm used to it."
http://www.fastcompany.com/1693759/lance-armstrong-livestrong-alberto-contador-doping
In the cancer community, Armstrong's miraculous cancer recovery, not his legal troubles, is the focus. "You can separate the two things," explained Alex Hejnosz, an analyst with CipherHealth whose mother survived melanoma. I met them at a recent Livestrong event in Philadelphia. "If he did whatever they're saying he did, bummer. But it doesn't detract from what he's doing for Livestrong and cancer." Besides, Hejnosz said, sports have made many of us more cynical and more forgiving in recent years. "I'm 23. I've only grown up with sports stars who have cheated. I'm used to it."
http://www.fastcompany.com/1693759/lance-armstrong-livestrong-alberto-contador-doping
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