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Sharing of information, social media and privacy – before and now
As I can’t sleep I’ve decided to scribble down some thoughts regarding sharing of information, social media and privacy. It’s interesting how in my younger days I was obsessed, well maybe not intentionally, about sharing information about me and getting … Read more
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The best reason to start caring about Internet security: it sucks when it happens to you
Mat Hanon experienced the worst nightmare of his digital life when he got hacked and irrevocable damages were made to his personal data. This story reminds me of my own story of how I became more aware of security and … Read more
Posted in Amazon, Apple, Google, Security
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The problem of having to do something you don’t want to do
I’m usually good at answering my own questions or at least come to reasonable solutions, but here I’m stumbling. Of course the ultimate solution would be to somehow avoid doing what you don’t want to do, but that can’t be … Read more
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I don’t believe in A/B testing
Some people love to test everything from different designs to the color on buttons. They think it gives them special insight in how the vast anonymous Internet audience behaves; that they’ve cracked the code. So according to your numbers (you … Read more
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I’m scared to death of flying…
Well ok, not really, but now as we just took off from Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok I felt genuine fear. It’s funny because I’ve flown over 50 times in my life and have probably flown every year of the majority … Read more
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