Remember that famous New Yorker Cartoon, i.e. “On the internet, nobody knows you’re a dog.” ? The cartoon, published in 1993, showed two dogs sitting at a computer with one at the keyboard, illustrating how–at least back then–it didn’t really matter who you were, you could be anyone you wanted online. I think there’s a [...]
I chuckled at this post a few minutes ago on Mashable–talking about how a Twitter ranking site might be a phishing scam for passwords. The site — twitterrank — claimed to give out a numerical rating of how popular any particular account on twitter was. Someone pointed me at the site last week and the [...]
I’ve recently been making it a habit to take photographs at the conferences I’ve been attending, and in some cases have begun posting some of those pictures to socalTECH’s Facebook profile and the photo sharing site Flickr, for use in stories and blog posts. In doing so, I’ve run across a very, very distinct “generation [...]
Thoughts and commentary from Benjamin F. Kuo, publisher of socalTECH.com.
