Today’s New York Times features an article by John Markoff outlining the history of Internet security and plans to build a new, more secure global data network.
Categories: Science and Technology
Tagged: anonymity, data, freedoms, gruber, internet, john markoff, network, new york times, security
I found out about Zumeo.com through a post on TechCrunch. Zumeo bills itself as a social networking and employment tool for Gen Y (vaguely along the lines of LinkedIn). It immediately grabbed my attention as a service with tremendous (though currently unrealized) potential. I’m not really looking for a job at the moment, but I [...]
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Tagged: employment, gen y, google, jobs, review, techcrunch, zumeo
I’ve been an iPhone owner for just over a month, after almost a year of constant frustration with the T-Mobile Dash. I have a few gripes (see below), but all in all this thing has revolutionized my life. On the most basic level, finally having a smartphone that actually works is a new and wonderful [...]
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Tagged: air sharing, apple, battery life, bloomberg, camera, classics, e reader, garmin, gps, iphone, mac, mint com, remote, rolando, Science and Technology, simplify media, t mobile dash, weather com, windows mobile