Sat 23 January 2010 | tags: archive, art, cancer, chess, china, computers, csrf, css, dailylinks, foreignpolicy, google, hillaryclinton, javascript, kasparov, mutatation, secondlife, smoking, statedepartment, websecurity, xss, -- (permalink)
What I've been reading lately:
- Hillary Clinton Extends Foreign Policy To The Internet And Wants
Your
Help
- I wondered in a recent post how the State Department felt about Google being the leader in recent developments in our foreign policy with China. Judging by this post, the answer is "left …
Mon 18 January 2010 | tags: butter, china, dailylinks, google, government, hack, lawenforcement, operationaurora, recipe, sauce, security, tomato, -- (permalink)
What I've been reading lately:
- McAfee® - threat_center - Operation
Aurora-Consumers
- Some glaring omissions in McAfee's report on the recent chinese hacking incident: 1) China is never mentioned, and 2) the "How do I protect myself?" page mysteriously fails to mention that Internet Explorer is *not* the only browser in the world …
Wed 13 January 2010 | tags: academia, china, customers, dailylinks, earthquake, freespeech, google, gretchenrubin, hacking, haiti, happiness, journals, lists, publishing, science, secondlife, users, -- (permalink)
What I've been reading lately:
- Fourteen Tips for Getting More Sleep -- and Why It
Matters.
- Gretchen Rubin's Happiness Project blog has some great insights about how to live a happier life, but personally I could do without lists like this. They just remind me of all the things I don't …
Tue 12 January 2010 | tags: autocomplete, bolognese, boyfriend, dailylinks, girlfriend, google, harryreid, johnmcwhorter, mysql, obama, recipe, secondlife, -- (permalink)
What I've been reading lately:
- Reid's Three Little Words: The Log In Our Own Eye | The New
Republic
- The best-reasoned reaction I've seen yet to Harry Reid's "negro dialect" comment. But I still can't help feeling that if Reid were a Republican, most of his present apologists would be silent …