Archive for May, 2009
No more Mr Nice Guy
30May09
I’m now out from under a big corporate blogging policy, which means that I don’t have to worry about upsetting any individual or corporate entity on the planet by saying bad things about them or their products (or indeed good things about their competition).
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The right not to get caught
05May09
For @monadic, who forgot this was happening, and @stephenbonner who asked for a blog post summarising events – a short write up of last Friday’s Open Rights Group event, ‘resisting the all seeing eye’, featuring Cory Doctorow and Charles Stross. Things got off to a fairly predictable start for anybody who follows Cory’s and Charlie’s [...]
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Tags: Charles Stross, Cory Doctorow, hacking, open rights group, politics, privacy, transparency
Netbooks are small, not crippled
01May09
Suggestions that people will give up their netbooks for ‘real’ machines once there is some kind of economic recovery are in my opinion ridiculous.
Filed under: technology | 5 Comments
Tags: netbook
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