Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment May 28th: Mole: PSP-Go details confirmed, smaller PS3 is on the way (Ben Kuchera/Ars Technica) – Bigger, smaller? Who cares? The PS3 needs to be cheaper. Drop the price to $299 and I'm probably "in". Though that probably continues to slip daily with [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment May 27th: New Modern Warfare 2 Trailer Finally Premieres – Oh Yeah! This will definitely cause me to set aside my WoW for a bit of playtime with this. I'm sure my FPS playing brother-in-law will be ready to go to war on [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment May 22nd: On the Anonymity of Home/Work Location Pairs – Interesting. I've often wondered about the privacy ramificationis and liabilities that would entail should a business have their IP geo gathering and tracking data go on walk-about. Regardless of the legal issues, certainly [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment May 20th: Web 3.0 or Not, There's Something Different About 2009 – Yes, I know Web 3.0 is even more lame than Web 2.0 or the phrase "hope and change" to describe anything meaningful. However, this article and more importantly the 5 linked [...]

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These are my links for May 19th: Twitter sees tools, not ads, for revenue (Alexei Oreskovic/Reuters) – This kinda makes sense to me as Twitter seems much more like a protocol or delivery channel than an application or "site". Whether they can monetize something that has thusfar been free to use is tough, but hey, [...]

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These are my links for May 18th: Is Facebook Working on a Recommendation Technology? – The heck with "if you like that, you'll like this" service. What about, if "you trust so-and-so, I might want to know / trust so-and-so too"? The socialnet needs a reputation system. Privacy Risks Get Real – California Privacy Laws, [...]

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Remains to be seen, but ignore at your peril.  More on this from the folks at ReadWriteWeb in my bookmarks which will get published tonight. http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/tim_berners_lee_on_the_next_web.html

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These are my links for May 14th: Microsoft Working On Motion-Sensing Camera For the Xbox 360 – Uh, don't hold your breath. The Wii can barely do this with a special bar and controllers, imagine how wonky this will be with software trying to guess with any accuracy what your hands, legs or head are [...]

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These are my links for May 12th: German Gov To Ban Paintballing After Shooting – Remember this kind of nonsense the next time some elitist, liberal, Euro-wannabe says we need to be "more like Europe". I can't think of even one thing I'd want America to adopt as being more "european". Everything positive that's happened [...]

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These are my links for May 11th: Botnet master hits the kill switch, takes down 100,000 PCs (Jacqui Cheng/Ars Technica) – Updated your AV lately? Get to it!

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