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POTD2 #141
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POTD2 #141
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Exiled
POTD2 #140
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POTD2 #140
Originally uploaded by Kacey3.
Uninspired
Today’s Tweets
Tuesday, June 10th, 2008 | LiveJournal Archives | No Comments
- 09:51 I love discovering handy new apps: foggynoggin.com/dockdodger #
- 09:59 Maybe I do need the 2-at-a-time account on GameFly. One for long play titles like GTA, and one for trying out new games. #
- 10:54 Brightkite is interesting, but I find I never use it. Will probably give up on it because its too much effort for too little reward. #
- 10:57 Okay, Father’s Day menu at Hannah’s sounds incredible! #
- 11:42 Though, BrightKite or not, I’m thinking about getting back on the Xbox Live Nation Twitter alert service. Folks gotta know what I’m playing. #
- 13:04 #Blog: What goes around comes around… kclose3.com/blog/?p=27 #
- 16:08 I wish I could find a better Flickr widget for my desktop… the best I can find is still not good enough. #
- 16:21 That bitch Anne Murray! #
- 16:31 Yup, I’m ready to go home now. #
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What goes around comes around…
Tuesday, June 10th, 2008 | Blogging | 8 Comments
…in which I talk about word getting out, and probably some other unrelated stuff.
With this new, and totally awesome, connected world we live in, we are constantly at risk of spilling the beans about any and all things that we are trying to keep quiet. Used to be, back in the times of the small town, you just had to try to keep the news out of the ear of the local gossip, and you’d be pretty okay with your secret. Some of your close friends may find out, either through trust or deduction, but it was still safe. › Continue reading
What goes around comes around…
Tuesday, June 10th, 2008 | LiveJournal Archives | No Comments
…in which I talk about word getting out, and probably some other unrelated stuff.
With this new, and totally awesome, connected world we live in, we are constantly at risk of spilling the beans about any and all things that we are trying to keep quiet. Used to be, back in the times of the small town, you just had to try to keep the news out of the ear of the local gossip, and you’d be pretty okay with your secret. Some of your close friends may find out, either through trust or deduction, but it was still safe.
Nowadays, we’re constantly seeding out information here and there, sharing it with various people through various methods. Some of those methods we think are sacred and secure, and somehow, without our knowledge, we all of a sudden realize we’ve been piping our inner thoughts to the people we didn’t want to know them. I’ve often thought of using my blogs, with appropriate security measures – mind you, as my own personal journal at the same time, but I know how easy it is to forget to set the options of a particular journal entry to “private” and before you know it, everyone knows you’ve got a urinary tract infection.
In the past week alone, I’ve seen two secrets slip out ahead of schedule due to slip ups in blogging security. Neither of them were catastrophic or humiliating, but its just a reminder that, when we’re sharing this much of ourselves with our friends and family on semi-public forums; that information can go further than we anticipated.
This is not to say we should all just shut down our blogs and recede into our private domiciles, keeping all of our inner thoughts and feelings locked away. We just need to watch our privacy settings, be aware of the risks, and throw caution to the wind anyway. It usually turns out for the best once that initial horror wears off anyway.
Originally posted at K. Close III
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