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Should I reconsider my privacy stance?

On the other hand, I have been known to lapse. I don't have unique password for every situation (I remember about 10 to 15 passwords but use hundreds of services).

Rant2.0

A job posting I just saw:

Isuzu Gemini

<http://www.steelcitysfinest.com/Isuzu.htm>

Privacy Law Goes Too Far - My Counter Offer

And all anyone needs to say is that it's "likely to assist \[in obtaining intelligence\] related to security". Vague enough for any politician's conscience.

Password Analyser

Patent Pending

As I'm off on a bit of a trip at the end of this year, I thought I'd sign up and get a feel for it. I signed up (painless process) and clicked on the Create a Trip Journal link, only to notice a "pate...

A few things that amused me today

Free SSL Certificates!

- The use a web-of-trust system of assurance to make sure people are who they say they are - You need to be assured by at least 2 highly trusted assureres to create a server certificate - They [protec...

"Computer Literate Systems Engineer" threatens CentOS for hacking their site

Why Grammar is the First Casualty of War

My quote

In it, Eric Wilson focuses on the increase in the use of PHP in corporate environments, particularly against ASP.NET. This is, in a way, comparing apples with pears, as PHP is a language, and ASP.NET ...

I've been quoted!

The article is, so I understood, a comparative look at ASP and PHP, and the article came out today. I haven't bought it yet, but a friend just called me to tell me I'm in there!