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kgerich
Member since: March 2008
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1 year 20 weeks ago
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Many want to hack education, but Lynda Weinman and Bruce Heavin did it back in the 90s, with their own money. They were profitable within a few weeks.
1 year 20 weeks ago
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Some ancient technology is still useful -- and some just won't die.
1 year 20 weeks ago
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[chunklet] flickr/mlinksva
1 year 20 weeks ago
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kgerich Likes 'Old people' icons: why do we still use them? [chunklet] flickr/mlinksva1 year 20 weeks ago
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NEW ORLEANS - No one will ever say that America's wireless carriers are too proud to beg.
1 year 20 weeks ago
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kgerich Likes CTIA 2012: A non-stop spectrum beg-a-thon NEW ORLEANS - No one will ever say that America's wireless carriers are too proud to beg.1 year 20 weeks ago
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Is your 802.11n router not keeping up with your 100Mbps downpipe, dropping HD video streams and copying files at mindboggingly slow speeds? We've got 10 remedies that will help.
1 year 20 weeks ago
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Is your 802.11n router not keeping up with your 100Mbps downpipe, dropping HD video streams and copying files at mindboggingly slow speeds? We've got 10 remedies that will help.
1 year 20 weeks ago
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Are you an open sharer or a proactive protector? Do you simply interact or do you shop til you drop? How you surf the Net says a lot about how much you care about privacy.
4 days 14 hours ago
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Are you an open sharer or a proactive protector? Do you simply interact or do you shop til you drop? How you surf the Net says a lot about how much you care about privacy.
4 days 15 hours ago
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Are you an open sharer or a proactive protector? Do you simply interact or do you shop til you drop? How you surf the Net says a lot about how much you care about privacy.
4 days 15 hours ago
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Are you an open sharer or a proactive protector? Do you simply interact or do you shop til you drop? How you surf the Net says a lot about how much you care about privacy.
4 days 16 hours ago
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LexisNexis, Kroll, and Dunn & Bradstreet have been thoroughly pwned by identity stealing hackers. Who pays the price? You and me.
1 week 4 days ago
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Its new Audience Operating System combines your online and offline identities into one -- the better to sell you stuff. UPDATE: Acxiom responds
1 week 4 days ago
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Its new Audience Operating System combines your online and offline identities into one -- the better to sell you stuff. UPDATE: Acxiom responds
1 week 5 days ago
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Its new Audience Operating System combines your online and offline identities into one -- the better to sell you stuff. UPDATE: Acxiom responds
1 week 5 days ago
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Its new Audience Operating System combines your online and offline identities into one -- the better to sell you stuff. UPDATE: Acxiom responds
1 week 5 days ago
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yes, I read those posts while I was researching the article. that's what I meant when I wrote "Google softened its stance on pseudonyms, but only to a degree." you will still have to jump through some hoops if you want to be known by a pseudonym (especially an unusual one, like a mononym) and only Google knows what the criteria for that are. if you want to sign up for G+ as "Joe Blow," and you don't have a 'significant' following or history associated with that name, you're still out of luck.
As online services incorporate facial recognition and other biometric technologies to identify users, the notion of participating online using a name not found on your government-issued ID may become a quaint relic of the early Internet.2 weeks 2 days ago
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dantynan shared Browser cookies are dead, but online tracking is still alive and kicking on LinkedIn Tracking cookies are so five minutes ago. The new privacy boogiemen? Google's AdID and browser fingerprinting.2 weeks 3 days ago
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Tracking cookies are so five minutes ago. The new privacy boogiemen? Google's AdID and browser fingerprinting.
2 weeks 3 days ago
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Tracking cookies are so five minutes ago. The new privacy boogiemen? Google's AdID and browser fingerprinting.
2 weeks 3 days ago
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dantynan shared Browser cookies are dead, but online tracking is still alive and kicking on StumbleUpon Tracking cookies are so five minutes ago. The new privacy boogiemen? Google's AdID and browser fingerprinting.2 weeks 3 days ago
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Tracking cookies are so five minutes ago. The new privacy boogiemen? Google's AdID and browser fingerprinting.
2 weeks 3 days ago
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the argument presented in this piece is for pseudonymity -- which is to say, a persistent identity not necessarily related to a legal name. persistence implies accountability -- your comments and behavior are associated with your nym. that's different than random anonymity, disposable names created to avoid accountability.
As online services incorporate facial recognition and other biometric technologies to identify users, the notion of participating online using a name not found on your government-issued ID may become a quaint relic of the early Internet.2 weeks 5 days ago
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Alcoholics Anonymous. Public, yet.... anonymous. seems to work pretty well. City council meetings, PTA meetings, etc. Many people stand up and are heard. None of them are asked to present their IDs first. Seems like free speech and relative anonymity are not incompatible to me.
As online services incorporate facial recognition and other biometric technologies to identify users, the notion of participating online using a name not found on your government-issued ID may become a quaint relic of the early Internet.2 weeks 5 days ago
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As online services incorporate facial recognition and other biometric technologies to identify users, the notion of participating online using a name not found on your government-issued ID may become a quaint relic of the early Internet.
2 weeks 5 days ago
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Google Glass is not a product you can buy now, and it's not a product that the majority of people will want to have on their head within the next five or possibly 10 years. But here's why it is compelling at this point: It gets you thinking about what you want from technology.
2 weeks 6 days ago
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The Epic browser gives you all the privacy tools you could want in one easy package. Hope it's not a secret NSA plant in disguise.
2 weeks 6 days ago
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As online services incorporate facial recognition and other biometric technologies to identify users, the notion of participating online using a name not found on your government-issued ID may become a quaint relic of the early Internet.
3 weeks 26 min ago
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dantynan shared What does Acxiom know about you? More than you think, not all of it true on StumbleUpon AboutTheData.com lets you peel back the cover of the data mining giant and look inside. You may be surprised what you find there.3 weeks 3 days ago
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AboutTheData.com lets you peel back the cover of the data mining giant and look inside. You may be surprised what you find there.
3 weeks 3 days ago
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AboutTheData.com lets you peel back the cover of the data mining giant and look inside. You may be surprised what you find there.
3 weeks 3 days ago
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By building a fingerprint reader into the next gen iPhone, Apple has ushered in the golden age of biometric IDs – for better and worse.
3 weeks 4 days ago
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