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I'm returning to Paris today. - http://www.dopplr.com/travell...
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- Shamir Ramjan
I'm starting a trip to Port Louis today. - http://www.dopplr.com/travell...
I'll be there from July 27th until August 14th. See more in my Dopplr profile.
- Shamir Ramjan
Who was your first email account with? Moi. Hotmail...God, that was/is awful.
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karoo for me.
- alphaxion
America Online...wait...no. Prodigy!
- Candace
WebTV.
- Rochelle
sciboard.louisville.edu or iglou.com, both about the same time.
- Tsali, The Native of FF
Local ISP, until I realized the value of webmail. Then yup, it was Hotmail.
- Bradley McSpinn
AOL.com, back when Windows 95 was so money it didn't even know it.
- Tyler Hayes
First e-mail account was with Sprynet when it was CompuServe's Web-only ISP -- before the AOL buyout!
- Jared Smith
wisc.edu
- Dave Winer
ecu.edu
- Beebo Wallace
Prodigy.
- Oliver Ortega Chua
citiz.net
- yagami
i don't even remember i think it was planet something or i dunno something like that no wait i don't know why i'm thinking earlyalert.com i don't know i'm probably wrong lol
- Cardeen Martinez
crikey, i've never even heard of some of these...
- Zee.
A BBS in Morgan Hill.
- Rodfather
1st public internet email was via easy.com ... my own domain via ISP I started in 1993. 1st corporate email was 1978 ish internal on our private global DECNET, connected to public Internet in about 1984.
- Don Strickland
A shell account in '92, I forget with who. Was BBS'ing for years before that, and they sort of had email.
- Bob Morris (polizeros)
wow, very impressive Jason...and Don!
- Zee.
Hotmail was my first email provider.
- Andrew Trinh
aol
- ♥patricia♥
mail.com. Alternative back than was only hotmail (I think, can't remember about yahoo) which totally sucked. I think mail.com is extinct now, but they used to have multiple domains. And I had about 5 different accounts. 4, 5, or 6MB, can't really remember exactly. Wow, the days... This is one example (of many) where I'm very happy we are where we are today.
- Vlad Bobleanta
I can't remember. Possibly Yahoo, but I think Yahoo may have come later...
- Rahsheen ™, Coach of FF
Compuserve, then "Niftyserve" the licensee of Compuserve here in Japan. We have it so good now!
- Rick Cogley
Hotmail, way back in 1998 (although before that I had an ISP email through Frontier)
- Brandon Mendelson
AOL.
- Laura B.
Erols Internet (no longer exists)
- Bryan Penczak
AOL. I shutter at the thought
- BCK
PSU.edu, 1989
- Dave Roth
Toronto FreeNet.
- Chris, Taskerrific Guy
I can't remember. Some bbs with uunet =)
- ld
Michigan State University
- Steve Lowe
Yahoo mail. Still have it but its been so spamefied I hardly use it anymore.
- TkFromWestSide
My employer - Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue - circa 1984.
- Gary Walter (gwalter)
Hotmail
- Tim Keneipp
Prodigy in 1991, followed shortly thereafter by AOL 1.0 for the Mac, then Compuserve. And finally a POP internet dialup with Chicago's Interaccess in about 1992 after getting Adam Engst's Internet starter kit book that came with a copy of the Mac/TCP control panel on a 3 1/2" floppy.
- Adam Turetzky
Prodigy, then AOL
- Robert Kenney
My first was at work. heamin@sunshine.vab.unisysgsg.com -- no joke. Then I had an alumna account with Virginia Wesleyan, and then I think I picked up a yahoo account. My first web site was on geocities, and it was so kewl for its time, too. :-)
- Ladybug Heather
AOL
- Derrick
<- AOL
- Costa Walcott
AOL then Juno
- Violet Mae Lim
drexel.edu and compuserve
- Peter Ghosh
Technically, my first email address was on an internal mail service for a large corporation back in 1991, but it was possible to email other people on the internet with a byzantine series of pipes, slashes, gateways and hostnames. My first personal email on the internet proper was with a regional dialup service called pics.com in 1992.
- dthree
Pixi.net
- Trish Haley
I forget the exact name, but it was local and called Charlotte's Web. I live in Charlotte, NC.
- Matthew
75106,3139
- Leo Laporte
I want to say Compuserve
- BASEnet
whats 75106,3139?
- Zee.
74127,2227
- Christopher Barnes
aol
- Computerwhiz1
Those are Compuserve addresses Zee
- Adam Turetzky
AOL
- Gabe Diaz
Prodigy
- Nick Smith
Oof. CompuServe!
- Akiva Moskovitz
ah, interesting - thanks Adam
- Zee.
My first was a VAX server at lamar.edu but I quickly shifted to an Ultrix machine also at lamar.edu. So, lamar.edu.
- Akiva Moskovitz
webtv.
- Nation Hahn
Yay Nation Hahn!
- Rochelle
aol
- Russ Jackson
76020,702 lol, had to look mine up!
- Adam Turetzky
I had brlewis@mit.edu in 1986 way before there ever was such a thing as spam. Now there's probably not a single spammer's list out there that doesn't have that address. I still log in there occasionally.
- Bruce Lewis
netcom
- Scott Slade
A tiny, local ISP here in Vermont call Kingdom Connection. I was one of the first 25 subscribers I think, and I still have my original e-mail address. Scary.
- Bob M. Montgomery
Mine was AOL. Man that was a long time ago..
- David van Sunder
from Nambu
Hotmail for me as well. Recalling this alone makes me nauseous. ;-)
- Dan Dashnaw
I had a Hotmail account as well. Never again.
- Diego Espinoza V.
columbia.edu
- Morton Fox
geez... I can't even remember.
- Jim Hearts FF
umich.edu
- Ken Sheppardson
Prodigy. Then AOL. Then Berkeley.edu followed by Earthlink.net, Home.com, ATTBI.com, and then Mac.com. (Also in there, GMail, Excite, Netscape, and work accounts, etc.)
- Louis Gray
Hotmail - Sometime in 1997 I think. My first email account for work was in 1998.
- David Yarnell
AOL. I was so excited to get Hotmail because at the time, it was cooler than AOL. Heh. Then Yahoo and now Gmail. And that's it, not counting work/school accounts.
- Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
Prodigy.
- Anika
tamu.edu before that I was on some BBS's with RelayNet mail. In 1988 I got a 9600 baud modem and I'm telling you it was so fast.
- Jeff
crap whatever we had at college before the internet had pictures or an internet. :) We could send messages between colleges though
- Steve C
Probably Mindspring.
- Tendonitis' Bitch
Mine was AOL over my 2400 baud modem.
- Allen Blair
<student id>@<sydney university undergrad domain), then something at extro.com.au which was the Sydney University dial up provider then good ol iname.com. I thought that would be my non service provider bound email address, till they decided to charge for it. Thank god for gmail.
- Tom Horn
Compuserve was my first Internet email address.
- Gary Walter (gwalter)
from fftogo
email.com
- Alex Scrivener
Hotmail I'm ashamed to say.
- Daniel Drysdale
from Nambu
web mail? Gmail. Otherwise Carleton U
- Capn' One Eye - adrift
Hotmail as well :(
- Drew Lucas
Genie
- Randy Caldwell
yahoo - oooh forgot about Juno!
- BEX
Actually, my first email was with MCI*Mail. NOT internet email. The next one was Compuserve. Still not internet. My first internet account was on a server at my employer in Austin.
- Glen Campbell, B.A.
My math prof gave me an account on a NeXT box.
- Hiro Asari
ISP provider, bellsouth.net, I then upgraded to Hotmail. lol
- Sharon McPherson
CompuServe :)
- d4RKrITU4L
from Nambu
@MSN.com.. Yup MSN was my first provider. It was them or AOL, and I knew better.
- Haggis (Sean Loyless)
Compuserve was my first "email" (not internet) and nassau community college was my first internet email address
- Bastard Operator From FF
A local ISP called Jetlink.
- Stan Augustyniewicz
Alta Vista
- Brent - Long Live Rock
My first email address that I used, but didn't control was gmail. My primary address and everyone I've had has been in my own house.
- Dustin Sallings
Hotmail. 2MB. Remember that?
- David Damore
Mississippi State University. 1990 or 1991... (might have been 89)
- Internet's Tad
rocketmail.com
- James Beake
AOL
- Kim Landwehr
from BuddyFeed
stanford.edu
- Paola Bonomo
aol
- David Dudley
Yahoo - haven't used it for many years now.
- Ahsan Ali aka. Slick
my very first was in the early 1980s at Uof Penn, my first online email was hotmail
- Monique
Hotmail.
- Steven Perez
University in '94. didn't know what email was before that.
- mikepk
*.syr.edu '90ish. bbs handles since 80s
- Brian Daniel Eisenberg
Back in Romania, when the whole Internet thing was just showing up there (1993?), a VAX/VMS machine (roearn.ici.ac.ro, also ROEARN on Bitnet)
- Tudor Bosman
Prodigy. Before that I was on BBS which was my first chatroom, a lot of people trying to log into a room that would only fit 8. Good times.
- zephyrlily
deeptht.armory.com, a local SCO box. still have the account: http://www.armory.com/~peter/
- coffee
AOL of course
- Keith - @tsudo
Well my first email was hotmail in like 2004, but before that, our family account was yahoo which was around 94/95 (which i think it was better UI then vs today) now i use gmail for everything!
- Bryce Campbell
yep hotmail
- Dobromir Hadzhiev
usa.net
- Petr Buben
The University of Leeds in 1997, closely followed by Yahoo Mail in the same week. I still have the Yahoo account but only use it to log into Flickr.
- Martin Bryant
Compuserve...over and over again with those 30 day trials :)
- Mark Krynsky
usa.net (netaddres)
- Toni @ NavinoT
On the WWW it was msn.com but I was on BBS before then and the address was something like portofcall.net
- Kol Tregaskes
Back at my college (ISU) in the early 90's. Used Pine on a Unix server.
- Ward Seward
Hotmail for me too. Amazing that it's still so popular
- Gee Ranasinha
Why is everyone hating on Hotmail? Oh yeah, I know, it's cool to bash MS. It was and is one of the better webmails out there. My first was yahoo.co.uk
- Matt Hall
not for sure but i am guessing hotmail maybe yahoo
- (jeff)isageek
AOL.
- teh Dork Knight
yahoo
- Alfredo
Luukku, it's finnish email service. Not really good...
- Kristian Salonen
AOL for sure -- had one under my parents' account, probably early to mid 90s. Signed up for Hotmail in 1997 when I was in college (still have that account, though I really never use it). Of course, I had a standard-issue "geneseo.edu" college account starting in 1996 when I started college.
- mark
umich.edu
- DGentry
cmich.edu
- l.m.orchard
from twhirl
Actually, I lie, cmich.edu was my second - some funky FidoNet address leading to a BBS was the first.
- l.m.orchard
from twhirl
erols out of Maryland then hotmail then gmail with an occasional visit to yahoo mail cause they made me have a yahoo mail account for yahoo IM and other Yahoo properties (flickr).
- Dan Morrill AKA Techwag
AOL, then freeserve! *1998 face*
- Iain Baker
Internal mail in my high school in 94, using Pegasus. Signed up for Hotmail in 95 I think.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
I think it was yahoo or usa.net
- Shamir Ramjan
worldnet (does not exist anymore, french provider)
- Olivier
CompuServe (72740,114) c. 1989, ysu.edu c. 1993
- Michael McKean
Mine was with Hotmail too. :-/
- Ben LaMothe
Compuserve, then Demon and well.com
- Fraser Smith
It was "pobox.sk" <- clever name for an email for that time :) abandoded them after some other guys has offered pop3 for free. History long gone.
- Dušan Šimonovič
Local ISP and then Hotmail.
- Kevin Bondelli
OMG am I as old as Leo Laporte? LOL no, but I had an email account at Rutgers Univ that was numbers (I don't remember what it was though) & then Prodigy was my first - PCChick. funny I'm a mac girl now.
- Lynette Young
Local ISP then Hotmail and Yahoo! mail.
- Ninh Nguyen
Hotmail, at the time it was good compated to everyone else, then went down the toilet fast, it's better these days but I prefer my Gmail account thank you.
- Eric Fisher
Compuserve. I AM NOT A NUMBER!
- John Craft
yahoo...still use it, but hate its non-existent spam filter...gmail is still the best at spam cleaning...i have hotmail for msn, but recently they've improved the mail feature, so i use more often now
- brainno722 (Peter)
Compuserve (73000,673 if memory serves me right)... and some other obscure usenet type account through a local BBS.
- Carlos Granier-Phelps
CompuServe in 1979 (70040,104).
- George Brickner
BTW, the CompuServe addresses were known as PPNs (Project Programmer Number).
- George Brickner
Hotmail
- Damond Nollan
prodigy, if I remember correctly
- Chieze Okoye
yep, I was on prodigy too for a couple of months, then Rjcc @aol and i've been using that nick for 13~ years now
- Richard Lawler
AOL, back in the day
- Matthew Allen Horton
hotmail
- Rudolf Olah
Promenade aka AOL, probably. But I've had Hotmail for 10 years -- I got an email celebrating my decade with Hotmail a few weeks ago.
- Tamar Weinberg
AOL
- Katie: Witch Of The West
Hotmail :(
- Mitra_s
uchicago.edu, then nytimes.com finally got my deasil.com address about a year after school and have had that ever since. :)
- felix
mine was hotmail too.
- Thom Allen
Used excite for a long time, until yahoo and google started theirs up and actually offered some sort of spam protection.
- Matt Thompson
from fftogo
Juno
- Martha
Hotmail. Agree it was awful! I can't believe I ever thought it was okay for the first page of my email client to be a page filled with ads, as opposed to the actual inbox.
- Jess Lee
Compuserve. I don't think it was possible to send formatted text outside of Compuserve back then.
- howard shippin
TSO, which started out as tso.uc.edu but eventually became tso.cin.ix.net.
- Wirehead
UUCP email account at Bell Labs, reached via something like ucbvax!ihnp4!...!fcy Then an account at mcs.net, a Chicago area ISP.
- Fred Yankowski
MyOwnEmail.com. I don't know if they're even still around.
- James Ferguson
I can't remember if I did juno or hotmail first. I think juno....
- EricaJoy
Mine was with netins.net because they offered toll-free dial-up access in the Spring of 1995
- Michael K Pate
My first email was at my job at Sybase in 1993.
- Lisha Sterling
from twhirl
aol when I was in 5th grade. Username: hawaiiman2. Cuz hawaii is like cool and stuff.
- Daniel Morgan
cix UK
- John Francis
cs.berkeley.edu
- Piaw Na
I guess my first e-mail account was with my ISP, but the first web based e-mail account was good ol' hotmail.
- Jeremy
AOL *facepalm*
- Mike Lewis
I think it was AOL or Compuserve
- Shevonne
AOL, Delphi or Compuserve, dunno - I partied a lot between then and now.
- jcunwired
LOL @Leo!!
- jcunwired
My first public email account was with MCI Mail (in the eon of X.25). My first email on a TCP/IP network was with Netcom.
- Lorin Olsen
not sure, usa.net or hotmail.com
- Gökmen Karasu
Compuserve, then when AOL bought them, Netcom, which was bought by Mindspring, who then was bought by Earthlink
- William Harryman
The US government.
- Alex Scoble
Hotmail, not msn hotmail. just "Hotmail"
- irfan ÖZTÜRK
Same here: pre-MSN Hotmail.
- josh neff, Fun Dip of FF
MSN.com -- I was a beta tester for the MSN network during it's Windows 95 Launch. I had FREE dialup access during the extended beta testing period.
- Anthony K. Valley ©
AOL - I HAD MAIL!
- Mona Nomura
Mine was a free email account from a local ISP (community.net).
- Beau Liening
oh shit... it must've been Compuserve, although I don't remember if I had real email in there.If not, Yahoo Mail was the first portal mail I had (and I had jungleg@yahoo.com, but then lost it for some reason and couldn't get it back)
- Jorge Escobar
uh.edu, then hotmail.
- Arlan Koizumi
UUCP email on unix .. circa 86
- Peter Dawson
comunista@aol.com - i thought it was funny.
- mike
starwarsbuff@hotmail.com - yeah, that was back in middle school. LOL
- Mike Templeton
Mindspring.com
- Darrell Bell
from twhirl
hawaii.edu
- Josh Haley
aol
- Amber, Random Time Lord
Aol huuuh
- Marie Jubin
from Nambu
Admittedly - AOL.
- AJ Kohn
@tamu.edu
- Carlos M. Gomes
AOL > Compuserve > Burntmail
- Kevin Pruett
USA.net
- Helen Sventitsky
Prodigy! Oh wow. That was a long time ago. I remember I had some 25 cents an e-mail plan. I used to get in trouble from my parents when I went over my allotted amount. I can't imagine paying 25 cents an e-mail today.
- Jennifer Mitchell
execpc.com. haha.
- David Chartier
from BuddyFeed
Hotmail, and I think it was 1995.
- cecily
Compuserve
- Bryan R. Adams
pitt.edu, then netaxs.com.
- B. Hatin
Penn State University
- Ernie Oporto
My graduate school, University of Kentucky. It was on VMS.
- MiniMage TKDteacher of FF
hotmail
- Dane Findley
angelfire
- Rachel Lea Fox
Hotmail, but they closed it due to inactivity. I wish I still had it, though. It's impossible to get my name anywhere now.
- Michael Fidler
Yahoo. Now I'm in gmail and I love it...
- Amy H.
Local ISP, Connect2 I think was the name. Haha. Didn't even have 56K internet speed yet at the time. First web based email was Hotmail before Microsoft acquired it.
- Rolf Schewe
Other than my Bell Labs account? Delphi. Fun-ky...
- John Blossom
AOL and then Hotmail....two real winners.....not!
- Bonnie Foster
hotmail 1995
- Muge Cerman
mail.com *shrug* XD
- 'Like' robot (frɐnc)
AOL -> Yahoo -> gmail
- imabonehead
Hotmail for me. I haven't used it in 3 years.
- Michael Forian
My first emailaddress was at my own designstudio: hoofdcommissaris@cops.nl (meaning 'chief of police') And brought me my nickname Hoof (or Hoof99).
- Ruud van Wijngaarden
hotmail
- Bill Hice
@msstate.edu, my university in 1996?
- Phillip Stewart
Messaging on the Univac in late 70s probably, at the college. BITNET, HEPNET, ARPANET in late 1980s. (Ignoring the BBS phenom of 80s.) EDU & GOV 1989+ My own domain I hosted around 1994. NEVER AOL or that fake-Internet stuff of the mid-90s. Ewww! After years of GOV, moved to COM at work in 1999. Started using GMAIL for all my personal mail when that was in Beta. I now have about 20 domains forward to GMAIL.
- John Johnson
not counting university and school, or BBSes? My first email account would then have been jnebbe@ibm.net (back the first time when IBM did internet services) - they were one of the few to have reasonable dial up plans with a multi-country presence - and I was using OS/2 a lot then too. After it got bought by ATT and they changed the address, I decided that I would always have my own domain for email, so I would never lose people because I lose an email. Hosted it myself for years, now it's all with fastmail
- Joelle Nebbe (iphigenie)
Yahoo. God bless Gmail!
- Özgür Akman
"pipeline". anachronistic friend still has email account with them.
- Marg Uerite
it was either aol or nyonline
- Lynne d Johnson
Hotmail. Still have it.
- MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
Hotmail...then I transferred to Gmail
- Nicholas James
AOL for me... horrible.
- Michelle
Yeah, hotmail. Not great is it...
- Rich
yahoo, broke before I could use it then got a Hotmail
- Yant
Sigma 200-500mm f/2.8 - http://www.kenrockwell.com/sigma...
:))
- Shamir Ramjan
Flickr: Flickr 5.25 - http://www.flickr.com/groups...
Please join us on Saturday May 9th, 4 - 8pm at 111 Minna Gallery, here in San Francisco.
- Shamir Ramjan
Avertinoo - Avertisseur de Radars pour iPhone - http://www.avertinoo.fr/
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- Shamir Ramjan
Flickr polaZ - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
watch this set!
- Shamir Ramjan
New Tamron Wide Zoom Lens - http://www.photoreview.com.au/news...
SP AF10-24mm F/3.5-4.5 Di II LD Aspherical (IF)
- Shamir Ramjan
Backup Your Flickr Photos With Downloadr (Windows Only) - http://www.makeuseof.com/tag...
to be tested...
- Shamir Ramjan
Welcome to Photozone! - http://www.photozone.de/
Lense reviews
- Shamir Ramjan
I'm returning to Paris today. - http://www.dopplr.com/travell...
See more in my Dopplr profile.
- Shamir Ramjan
I'm starting a trip to Montpellier today. - http://www.dopplr.com/travell...
I'll be there from January 24th until January 25th. See more in my Dopplr profile.
- Shamir Ramjan
Layers | Screen forensics - http://layersapp.com/
Capture your displays as a Photoshop layered image Don't waste time capturing each window separately, importing them in your favorite PSD editor, naming the layers, positioning the images, etc.
- Shamir Ramjan
Social Media “Experts” are the Cancer of Twitter (and Must Be Stopped) - http://www.fanboy.com/2009...
Nearly a day goes by on Twitter without yet another social media “expert” choosing to stalk me. At first it started innocently...
- Martin Menu
No one is innocent :)
- Shamir Ramjan
My computer just froze on me. Ctrl+Alt+Delete does nothing. Unhappy!
Well maybe it's time to buy a new shiny one.. mate :)
- Shamir Ramjan
Today is first day that http://www.techfuga.com/ has better tech news than http://www.techmeme.com What do you think? Discuss:
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I'm not seeing much to love at the moment. mysql connect error :)
- Greg Gannicott
hey it doesn't work for me. i'm still using Techmeme... but it's good for competition.
- Shamir Ramjan
Looks like Scoble broke it! Warning: mysql_connect() [function.mysql-connect]: Lost connection to MySQL server at 'reading initial communication packet'.......
- Ben Hedrington
Congrats on breaking the site!
- Stephen Lecheler
Techfuga is busted. I blame Scoble.. "Warning: mysql_connect() [function.mysql-connect]: Lost connection to MySQL server at 'reading initial communication packet', system error: 111 in /var/www/vhosts/techfuga.com/httpdocs/config/config.inc.php on line 58 error1"
- Berk D. Demir
love it. Warning: mysql_connect() [function.mysql-connect]: Lost connection to MySQL server at 'reading initial communication packet', system error: 111 in /var/www/vhosts/techfuga.com/httpdocs/config/config.inc.php on line 58 error1
- Lou Paglia
Yo' Scoble, you took it down!
- Michael Krigsman
You know, if they're truly American, they should go and sue Scoble. That's called DDoS. No matter how its managed. The result is denial of service.
- Berk D. Demir
It's up here. EDIT: oh, wait, it's not. Sigh.
- Robert Scoble
yeah, looks real good, i was just looking for info on "Warning: mysql_connect() [function.mysql-connect]: Lost connection to MySQL server at 'reading initial communication packet', system error: 111 in /var/www/vhosts/techfuga.com/httpdocs/config/config.inc.php on line 58 error1"
- MG Siegler
It shows exactly what is happening in the Modern Top News Site Community... they are all one big ERROR!!!!
- Tyler (Chacha)
I imagine the site going down was a coincidence, but if not, that suggests a lot of people are hanging on Scoble's tweets today. It is a holiday for some in the states, so may be. :-)
- Loren Heiny
No
- Bwana ☠
The funny thing about this site is, if you want to compete with techmeme; go and get your self a serious hosting service. That's probably a shared server, obviously managed by Plesk. That's lame. Even more lame than Twitter's struggles of scaling... Hey actually they were trying to scale out with real traffic.
- Berk D. Demir
Berk: yeah. Being down guarantees I won't talk about TechFuga again for a long while. Gabe Rivera FTW!
- Robert Scoble
don't worry, I will
- Bwana ☠
I connected fine ...
- Robert Couture
meh
- andy brudtkuhl
It's back up now.
- Michael Krigsman
There's got to be a destruction testing business idea here!
- Steve Nimmons
Apologies to all: yesterday we migrated database and web server and it seems we are having trouble sorting out some database connection issues. It should be fine soon and I take opportunity to let you all know that TECHFUGA 2.0 is coming in a few days...Joao/TechFuga
- TechFuga
Twestival - http://twestival.com/
On 12 February 2009 cities around the world will be hosting Twestivals which bring together Twitter communities for an evening of fun and to raise money and awareness for charity: water. Join us by hosting a Twestival in your city, attending an event, or participating online.
- Shamir Ramjan
I'm returning to Paris today. - http://www.dopplr.com/travell...
See more in my Dopplr profile.
- Shamir Ramjan
I'm returning to Paris today. - http://www.dopplr.com/travell...
See more in my Dopplr profile.
- Shamir Ramjan
I'm starting a trip to London today. - http://www.dopplr.com/travell...
I'll be there from January 3rd until January 4th. See more in my Dopplr profile.
- Shamir Ramjan
OpenID question. If someone else knows my identity URL and I'm signed in at that OpenID provider, can they sign in as me on OpenID sites? Or would they need to verify the password for each site?
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No, there is an authentification process using a pwd.
- Shamir Ramjan
So even if the OpenID is verified, it still needs another authentification process? ... :\
- Mona Nomura
If you're signed in to your OpenID provider, then anyone on your computer is effectively you. On other computers, no. No different than being logged in with a password to each site.
- Nathan Howell
For each site? Here's the usecase: I signed into to comment on a Typepad blog with my OpenID. It shows my identity URL in the comment. Should I be concerned about people knowing that URL? If someone knows it, could they go to a bunch of Typepad blogs and comment as me since I'm logged into Typepad via that OpenID provider?
- Ryan Kuder
Ryan, my understanding is that the fact that you're signed in is a combination of that URL and a cookie that's been set on your computer. Go to a computer without the cookie, and you'll have to reauthenticate with the OpenID password.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
@Ryan: yes for each site, each time you need to connect to your favorite blogs, website etc. for instance, flickr is now an OpenID provider and your usual url (ie: http://flickr.com/photos/shr) can be re-used as an OpenId url. But.. if you're using it, you'll have to logg on your OpenId secured profiles, sign-in etc.
- Shamir Ramjan
Great. I'll go ahead and comment and if anyone steals my identity, I'll blame Shamir, Tina, and Nathan.
- Ryan Kuder
Your URL is like your username. Totally public, no worries. It's that password you use at the OpenID provider that matters. It needs to be secret and secure. As Tina says, it's required to set the cookie on your computer. Only your computer is logged in, so no, no one anywhere else can impersonate you if you are logged in. Unless, of course, they know your OpenID password.
- Nathan Howell
@Ryan: Blame the OpenID foundation, they need to communicate a lot and explain how the system is easy and secure. Nice challenge for them in 09..
- Shamir Ramjan
I'm returning to Paris today. - http://www.dopplr.com/travell...
See more in my Dopplr profile.
- Shamir Ramjan
I'm starting a trip to Grenoble today. - http://www.dopplr.com/travell...
I'll be there from December 5th until December 6th. See more in my Dopplr profile.
- Shamir Ramjan
STUDIOSUSHI™ | pixels & photography | Yes, Week End - http://www.studiosushi.com/2008...
fun
- Shamir Ramjan
New acronym: FTF (For the fail). For instance, "I'm coding tables FTF".
Awesome! I'm going to start using that. FTF FTW!
- Ryan Kuder
from IM
Hey what does FTW mean?
- Shamir Ramjan
FTW means For The Win.
- nateritter
Proper WoW 1337speek would be FTL For The Loss ...ha, what a nerd
- Brian Hansen
Cadrez-moi - http://www.utc.fr/rendezv...
Règles d'esthétique en photographie
- Shamir Ramjan
Welcome to Flickr! - http://m.flickr.com
New optimized-iPhone UI ready.
- Shamir Ramjan
Twitter / shamir - http://twitter.com/shamir
Will you join the party or not?
- Shamir Ramjan
Netvibes - http://vintage.netvibes.com/
The 1st and vintage version is ready again..
- Shamir Ramjan
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