Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment August 27th:

Sony’s New eBook Software Takes Aim at Kindle – Answer to last question: Yes.

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment August 18th:

PlayStation 3 Slim is Real, Coming in September for $299 – Need to check the specs on the Slim vs. what's on store shelves now. If can get more storage on the existing, then I'll get that as the actual size [...]

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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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Lose, Lose When You Talk About Race (Victor Davis Hanson)
http://www.victorhanson.com/articles/hanson080209.html
Superb article, ignore anything I’ve typed here and go read this post from Mr. Hanson.  No, really, go on, I’ll wait.
Good stuff, eh?  Troubling that those that don’t fall over in a swoon over our current President are presumed to have only one possible reason… his [...]

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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 [...]

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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 [...]

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VDHs Private Papers: The Great American Debt.
I couldn’t say it any better than he did.  The realities of the catch-22 we the voters have put ourselves in with regard to our lack of any discipline is why I don’t believe we’ve yet gotten anywhere near the “bottom” of this economic downturn.  There’s a lot of [...]

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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 Government Reviewing [...]

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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 [...]

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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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