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Excellent article, thanks for the link!
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Say No to the Meat Wallet
(xom.blogs.com)
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I knew one of the people behind it.
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Here's some backstory, from the 1990s when the Massachusetts' Group Insurance Commission released "anonymized" health data: ''At the time GIC released the data, William Weld, then Governor of Massachusetts, assured the public that GIC had p
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15y ago
Congrats to Dropbox. I have to admit that I still don't see their sustainable advantage but the folks with the money clearly do!
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Google Plus forces us to discuss identity
(guardian.co.uk)
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Yes, this video was done by an internal group at Microsoft.
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I just showed this to a Mac user who responded "Streamlined! Intuitive! Look at all that stuff, why would I use that?"
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Eric Schmidt describes Google+ as an "identity service"
(plus.google.com)
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Excellent analysis. SXSW explicitly looks for diversity as part of its selection criteria, so it's disappointing that the progress in getting more women to submit proposals isn't matched by the panelist ratio or the actual selected speaker
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I strongly agree as well.
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Agreed, Slashdot's moderation/karma/meta-moderation remains state-of-the art -- nobody else I'm aware of comes close to it.
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Good incremental steps. Dare we hope that Google+'s positioning as "more privacy-friendly than Facebook" is creating a race to the top?
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15y ago
Surprising to see this via Bloomberg. Encouraging, too!
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Poll: how should Google+ fix its names problems?
(plus.google.com)
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Here's his original post, now with an update at the beginning: https://plus.google.com/111091089527727420853/posts/X58hnS9P...
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> The company, which began as Fabulis, a gay social networking site ... Good pivot.
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SXSW Panel Picker Voting Starts Today
(panelpicker.sxsw.com)
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A mess very definitely is technical debt. True, as opposed to the "clean" debt that Uncle Bob's advocating, it's a bit like getting expensive cash advances on a credit card or going to a loan shark. A mess is likely to be a lot harder to
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Use your real name on Google+ or get minused fast
(technolog.msnbc.msn.com)
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Google+ Punts on Kafkaesque Name Policy
(wired.com)
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The stated policy differs from the reality. If your account is flagged for potentially having a false name, you have to produce government ID or online evidence that it's your name, and they're very selective about what online they accept.
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They didn't actually change the policy, just the enforcement: you'll now get a 4-day grace period to produce ID or change your name before your account is suspended. There's lots of discussion about this on G+: Mike Elgan of Computerworld i
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There's also discussion on Google+ at https://plus.google.com/117421021456205115327/posts/BPKvVJm7...
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Google Plus Tells Pseudonym Lovers to Shove It
(readwriteweb.com)
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I was lucky enough to do some work with Tony when I was at Microsoft Research. As well as being brilliant, he's a gentleman in the best sense of the word -- and continues to remain open to new ideas. I sure hope I'm like him when I grow u
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Hmm, it seems to be more about objecting to the specific expert witness they're using: "In April, Microsoft sent Google a subpoena asking for a variety of information, including confidential source code.... In its motion for sanctions, Goog
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For those who don't like Metro, the Guardian has the same quote from Cameron: "We are working with the Police, the intelligence services and industry to look at whether it would be right to stop people communicating via these websites and s
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Google Group Members to Use Facial Recognition to Identify London Rioters
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#nymday: Name Sovereignty Day
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