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Social Networks: open, secure personal IDs
In a way, I’ve been building towards this, by way of smaller discussions, comments and even my own articles. As topics go, Social Networking is vast, and because of its size, I’m going to be pulling you in different directions. Some directions in the present, some in a future of possibilities that hinge upon suppositions [...]
OpenID to pave way for Web 3.0?
Some time ago, I tried OpenID. The end. Well, not quite. But I did manage to get an account set up with them, despite the trials & tribulations I went through at the time, and due in some part to the intervention of one of their support guys. The thing is, something like OpenID is [...]
Virus risk as Apple iPhone goes Web 2.0
For all of the talk of “Walled Gardens” and proprietary development for the iPhone, the news of Apple making the iPhone a full-blown Web 2.0 citizen of the ‘Net just got breezed over for the most part. Well I have a theory about that…
Some of the comments I read, scattered hither & thither around the [...]
Wardriving coming to a Wi-Fi hub near you!
So you’re using Mozilla’s Firefox web browser, and you feel that glow of confidence about you. That warm feeling that tells you that your web surfin’ is more secure than those other guys using that .. other web browser. More secure? Well…
It’s been a lazy past two days writing for me. I’ve rarely strayed further [...]
Mozy, OpenDNS, Adobe Flex
Having spotted the release of the Beta version of the Mozy on-line backup client for the Mac, I decided to take the plunge.
Enjoying the benefits of a very strong pound right now, the five cents shy of five dollars for Mozy Unlimited seems like a steal. But, this is Beta software and I’ve been here [...]
