Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment August 17th: Layar Augmented Reality Now World Wide on Android, iPhone is Next – Hmmm, I'll have to give this type of thing more thought. At first my reaction is the reverse-engineering function of this type of application in that it builds a [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment August 12th: Social Media Pillows Are All Kinds of Awesome – Home decor for nerds. Special Report: Is US Chief Information Officer (CIO) Vivek Kundra a Phony? (John C Dvorak/Dvorak Uncensored) – Go John! More Obamanation fodder. Guess the mess-sigh-ah likes to surround [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment August 11th: 10 Ways to Archive Your Tweets – Archiving tweets! Wow, if you're putting information out on Twitter as a main source of content for which you don't have alternate backup? For people that really want to recall what all their friends [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment August 10th: Iwata Says Vitality Sensor to Launch “Not Too Late” in 2010 – Maybe this will be big in Japan, but this smells like the Gameboy headset thingamajig. Yeah it went over so well I can’t even remember the actual name. US [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment August 5th: Authenticators back in stock at the Blizzard store – LOL! Just mentioned the Bliz Authenticator in my last comment on the state of cloud computing security and here is an article about them being back in stock. I need to see [...]

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I’ve taken a lot of questions lately on the topic of KBA.  KBA (Knowledge Based Authentication) is a general term that covers several types of scenarios where users are asked a set of questions to verify their identity for situations where there isn’t another credential available to authenticate the user.  There are various cases where this [...]

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Things I read that I found interesting and worthy of comment July 31st through August 1st: Beyond Privacy Mirror – This is the type of behavior I was afraid of given the completely mystifying settings in FBs Privacy Settings. I had all of mine turned down to "Friends Only" and will now go and set [...]

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Things I read that I found interesting and worthy of comment July 30th through July 31st: Read This If You Hate Meetings – Good article as well as the one embedded upon which this article is based. This identifies the main source of actual stress in my work life as I have equal parts "maker" [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment July 30th: Your GSM Phone is (Probably) Vulnerable to Malicious Text Messages (Andrew Brandt/Technologizer) – Am I the only one who hates SMS? Seems silly that on a smart phone, connected to the internet and hence access to IM of every kind that [...]

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TriCipher, Persistent Systems unveil secure single sign-on to Oracle Siebel CRM – Middleware : News.

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