I dump cookies every time I shut down the browser to prevent any long-term tracking.
When you use your computer for work, you can’t afford to screw around with lax security by other people, especially when the business model of those people is based on selling your personal information.
]]>I refuse to do Facebook. I refused to do it even when my “concierge medicine” doc set up his practice communication facility on FB. I told the woman in charge of such things at his office that I had no confidence in FB’s commitment to keep private things private; she agreed with me and said (effectively, more politely) that she had refused point-blank to maintain the setup for the doc. I wonder if anybody has sued yet…
]]>So has anybody gone to Facebook and found out what’s up with Corrente?
]]>I also avoid Facebook as too intrusive into my personal space, even though I have no problem with using my name.
]]>So anyhow, if Corrente’s ISP is slow to update their DNS servers, it could very well be that they’re flapping. As much as I like to hate on Blogger, usually Google is pretty good about keeping things like DNS up and going… though I’m not exactly a slouch in that department either :).
– Badtux the Geeky Penguin
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