Less than 20 minutes ago, Google’s new all-in-one login form hit my computer for the first time. I captured it in its maiden appearance: Read it all
security
Security Quiz v10.19.13
then giving the tracking system to everybody?
“Carry a Tracking Device”
If governments, churches, parents, or employers mandated that, most of us would object. Read it all
(More and Better) Secure Passwords
So hackers and attackers have been on the loose against self-hosted WordPress installations.
This post applies to you…even if you do not use WordPress!
I’m here with a message for you…not about WordPress…but about practicing safe passwords.
Four years ago I wrote about Pitching Pitiful Passwords.
This morning I was reminded of a simpler, yet more effective, password tactic: Read it all
WordPress 3.5
As I understood, WordPress aimed to release version 3.5 three days ago.
Nothing yet.
Something must have come up since RC3.
And they’re fixing it.
Good!
Thank you, WordPress, for not releasing a faulty product, no matter what the production schedule!
Privacy: No Longer in Control
“It seems like people are no longer in control of their own privacy.”
No. Kidding. 🙄
Mr. Zhang sounds shocked. Please. Of course people have lost control of their privacy.
And most don’t care. 😯
Besides, haven’t we known for years that “Google is your friend”? Read it all
Tech Forecast: A Bad Cloud?
I am not a fan of The Cloud.
I think cloud computing is handy, but dumb. Well, unwise, anyway. 😯
I think storing personal data in The Cloud is an invitation for all manner of security and privacy problems.
I also think saying such stuff is too much like spitting into the wind. And invites ridicule and there-there-you-old-fashioned-kook condescension. 🙄 Read it all