Justin Sandercoe Teaches The Blues
Justin Sandercoe will teach you how to play The Blues on your guitar for free online.
Page 5 of 10
at&t Exploits the Flock by Marking the Spot
If you have an iPhone, you know the new Verizon advertising push humiliating at&t for their lousy 3G coverage is well-earned and deserved.
Yesterday, at&t released a fascinating app for the iPhone — Mark the Spot — that lets every iPhone user on their network precisely report problem network areas and spotting cellular coverage. Thank you, Verizon, for pressing at&t into finally doing the right thing… even if it’s three years too late.
Continue reading → at&t Exploits the Flock by Marking the Spot
1Password to Harden them All
A couple of years ago, I tried 1Password for Mac OS X, and I immediately uninstalled the program. It was too complicated to employ and too confounding to infuse into my daily, online, life.
Eyes as the Sign of Life
We used to think breath was the sign of life — and while that may be true in real life — online, your life is found in your eyes. I know you have no idea what I’m talking about, so go to — MP Change — and look at the lifelike image. The eyes are alive and stalking you!
Your Privacy is Leaking
Social Networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, FriendFeed, MySpace and Twitter all hope to create a feeling of loyal warmth and human companionship — but is something more nefarious lurking just out of sight beneath the surface intimacy?
MIT Gaydar Golden Recipe
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is watching you. They’re following you on the social networks and making note of your friends. MIT also has divined if you’re Gay or not — based solely on who your friends are and what relationships they have besides yours.
To Cheat to Learn
As we are watched and surveilled by those around us — is cheating in plan sight a clever plan against the purpose of the Panopticon — or do we need to pretend online “study aids” are really helpful to the soul and not deceitful against the mind?
Is Cramster.com a “community of learning” or is it just a chance to cheat better in class at $9.95 a month for access to all the answers?
You must be logged in to post a comment.