I’ve been sharing photos from our recent vacation over on my photo blog, so if you follow that, this might be a bit of a repeat. However, purely as a geeky interest, I wanted to also share photos of an area of Valencia, Spain known as the City of Arts and Sciences. The City of…
Not that anyone in the US actually takes theirs, right? After being gone from work for these last two weeks, not to mention being without any internet access for 10 days, I’m beginning to see why that is such a huge mistake. We need the break. Not only that, but I think we’d all do…
Just wanted to pass along that I’ve got a couple of pages worth of photos over at the photo blog from our recent trip to Myrtle Beach. While you’re over there, check out the different ways you can follow that site and see new photos as they are posted, by email, RSS, Tumblr or with…
NPR has a story this morning talking about Facebook’s facial recognition tools and the potential risk to our privacy that comes along with it. One of the things I like about this story is the explanation of modeling, and how without a model, facial scanning doesn’t really work. It’s comparable to the conversations I’ve had…
Google can use your name and photo alongside online ads, according to its new terms of service – The Next Web tags: SocNetPres MM How Spinning a Good Yarn Can Improve Document Review in e-Discovery tags: LitSupport MM Picking up your forensic toolbox and becoming your opposition’s BYOD nightmare tags: LitSupport MM Control of Personal…
If you’ve been paying attention, I went on a quest back at the beginning of the year to check out the Tumblr blogging platform and see what the big deal is about it. I started out with writing a sports blog, just something for fun and giggles. As I got that off the ground, I…