Dominic White - FriendFeed

I've got 10 invites to @threadsy at https://www.threadsy.com/index2... It pulls your mail/twitter/facebook into a unified inbox then throws IM in the mix.

19 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

I'm itching with anticipation for the ANCYL's press release on the SACP's rebuff of Malema. I can see the slurs & wild allegations already.

20 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@warpeddragon It's certainly not a bad idea.

20 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@Craigrodney Open up a terminal and type "drutil eject"

22 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

#FollowFriday Quality ZA geeks & infosec people @wasbeer @stephanbuys @junaidloonat @jockf @barryirwin @stalkerh

22 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@Craigrodney Yeah, there a many ways to eject the OSX CD tray (google it). I think the lack of eject button is a usability failure.

22 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@threadsy Please sort out speed of update on the inbound stream. My twitter inbound was last updated Nov 5th and manual update does nothing.

22 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@Craigrodney I mean a hardware eject button.

22 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@GoldFishLive Happy birthday, Dom, but only because you have the coolest name in the world ever. Also, your music's sort of alright.

22 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@andyhadfield The command line is a magic wand. You can be a beneficent mage or a destructive fool :)

22 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

Threadsy (@threadsy) just addeed Meebo, web based IM, integration. Very cool.

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@thamsanqa Ha ha, don't blame your late night on me. Wine-infused-late-night-techno-zealot-arguments ftw.

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@antonycarthy Except people use the Internet to talk to their wife, explore their fantasies and disagree with the government.

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@antonycarthy No, Schneier makes an a priori argument for privacy as necessary for liberty, dignity & intimacy. Malls don't change that.

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@antonycarthy You're welcome to assert that, but it remains just that, an assertion.

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Iron really is much snappier than Firefox, but it's missing the adblock functionality, proper cookie control and NoScript. #dealbreaker

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@antonycarthy No one said "everything must be private." You're saying "everything on the Internet must be public." I disagree, strongly.

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@_____C No, a Google that let's you opt out completely (disclose & delete all your data in return for no service) is an example trade off.

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@_____C Two reasons 1) As a PR move (ala their privacy dashboard) 2) To limit legal liability for "unconsented" data collection.

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@antonycarthy See http://twitter.com/singe... for Ian Currie's paper on the matter.

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@_____C Not sure I get you. Are you saying Schneier's wrong but only because he doesn't worry enough about privacy under corporate control?

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@_____C That requires much work & doesn't allow you to "recover from" prior use. Either way, it's an example that disproves your dichotomy.

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Trying out SRWare's Iron for Linux http://www.srware.net/en... It's Chrome, but with the privacy invasion removed http://www.srware.net/en...

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It's nice to see Google CEO, Schmidt, put his cards on the table about privacy. He's wrong. Schneier says why http://www.schneier.com/blog...

Wednesday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

It's nice to see Google founder Schmidt put his cards on the table about privacy. He's wrong. Schneier says why http://www.schneier.com/blog...

Wednesday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

Hours of research, and several claims of shenanigans http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009... all wasted with a simple explanation http://www.bom.gov.au/climate... #ClimateGate

Wednesday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@_____C Risk-based analysis deals with potential of event occurence. "Until is happens to you" means "the potential of it happening is high"

Wednesday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@_____C As for the justification of it being high, I think the claim that a belief it's 0, leads people into higher risk behaviour is valid.

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Unpacking the "Nothing to hide, nothing to fear" fallacy http://www.cerias.purdue.edu/site...

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