The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Hey folks, I have really enjoyed the discussion on the list over the past few days. Great stuff. Got me thinking. I suppose I owe you folks a big long post on what I think the “next net” should look like, just like I posted my vision and work towards implementing the FreedomBox vision. Below …
Charles Wyble is a senior systems and security engineer with 15+ years of experience. His focus in 2011 is contiuining to expand his data ownership, and building socalwifi.net He lives in sunny southern california, with his wife Patricia and 3 dogs isis, ospf and Juniper . Yes they are named after routing protocols and the …
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How is SSL hopelessly broken? Let us count the ways Blunders expose huge cracks in net’s trust foundation By Dan Goodin in San Francisco • Get more from this author Posted in Security, 11th April 2011 03:00 GMT Phi Beta Iota: Instead of spending $12 billion on cyber-attack and trying to defend 1970’s technology created by …
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DATA VISUALIZATION HACKATHON Join us for our first hackathon, co-sponsored by Creative Commons. Meet fellow designers and developers. See how your peers are wrangling data into something that looks fantastic, feels intuitive and is super-useful. Use your skills to create great apps and visualizations from an open data set that includes Indeed, Etsy, Craigslist, Ebay, …
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The Web’s Copernican Moment Dominic Basulto on April 4, 2011, 9:57 PM bigthink Whether consciously or not, most of us subscribe to a PC-centric view of the Internet, in which everything revolves around content that is created or accessed via a PC or Mac. However, that is about to change as mobile increasingly becomes the …
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Hexidecimally Lingual: Websites Must Speak 16 Languages to Go Global New data from research firm Common Sense Advisory suggests that if your brand is to achieve truly global reach in our online world, your website must “speak” more than 16 languages. Common Sense Advisory publishes reports that are designed to help its clients reach a …
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Doc Searls‘ (et al) “vendor relationship management” (VRM) concept can be useful. Walmart is as it is because it serves a base of passive, faceless consumers – as is the case with “mass” business in general. VRM redefines the relationship of business to consumer by giving the consumer an active role – balancing power in …
