I came across another treasure pool at Flickr. It is the The 1000 views + 100 favourites Pool. Only images that have been viewed a thousand times or more and favourited by a hundred people or more are allowed in there. Pure gold, if you ask me.
While I am not an atheist – I do believe in god, but I don’t follow any religion; that’s just between the two of us – I often stand by their side. Read some of the points that I support in 16 Common Myths About Atheists. Want to believe in God, Jesus, Santa Claus or … Continue reading 16 Common Myths About Atheists
Mark Rasch shares his GMail concerns in the article at Security Focus titled The Trouble with Gmail. perhaps the most ominous thing about the proposed Gmail service is the often-heard argument that it poses no privacy risk because only computers are scanning the e-mail. I would argue that it makes no difference to our privacy … Continue reading The Trouble with Gmail
After reading this: Instead of only teaching journalism as a profession, they should think of journalism as a basic requirement for a good education. It’s a skill they should be teaching everyone who gets a bachelor’s degree, from now on. I remembered my own thinking about new skillset. While I haven’t gone as far as … Continue reading On new skillsets
Via shershnev.net I came across the “10 Ways to Make Your Digital Photos Last Forever“. This is again, one of those lists, that tells you everything you already now, but in slightly different words. I’ve a read a lot of lists like this in my time (a year or two ago). And I still occasionally … Continue reading 10 ways NOT to get burried in your digital photos