Nothing about cloud computing makes it any easier or harder for people to behave recklessly. That seems to be the moral of the Twitter security breach story, now that we're past the initial, self-referential Twitter posts ("OMFG, Twitter guy shows how insecure the cloud is!!!").
Of course, the cloud magnifies the likelihood that someone will break into your e-mail account. The core problem isn't webmail per se, but the fact that people post personal information that makes it way, way easier for hackers to guess your password.
Shocking that someone who should know better made this mistake? Maybe. From another perspective, it's oddly comforting. People who aren't in the tech biz, such as car dealers, dentists, real estate brokers, and taxi drivers are no more prone to human foibles than social media propellerheads.
100% Raw . I tried that about a year ago and also found out that it just didn't work for me. I am total vegan, but I have incorporated some ckooed foods into my diet and am very happy with that. Certainly, there is moderation in all things. Some raw foodists look very unhealthy to me. I feel comfortable and am happy with my vegan lifestyle. I am glad you have found that place in your life too. I hope you stay energized. Cheers!!
Posted by: Thauana | 02/27/2013 at 07:42 AM
tohaa , which I'm pretty sure is a cocunqseene of their time with Carlos, because that's the way he says it.And I think it lends the names much more impact and for me it strengthens the bond I build to my units.For these reasons I would like to give the community a Yu Jing phonetics 101. Maybe the O-12 guys can figure something out on how to do it.Maybe that's a very nice idea for the future podcasts. There could be a japanese, chinese, hebrew, greek etc. lesson, just listen and repeat with a couple of words for explanation. That could make people more comfortable and fond of their units (names).If so I'd be in to do the Chinese.
Posted by: Kita | 04/27/2013 at 03:01 AM