The term “internet privacy” is an oxymoron. It is virtually impossible to use the internet in any fashion without giving away at least some information about yourself. Even if you don’t own a computer, information about you is on the internet. So the dilemma really lies in trying to determine “how much is too much” [...]
Archive for February, 2012
Internet Privacy: An Oxymoron
Posted: 24th February 2012 by Tiffany in HeadspaceTags: internet privacy, personalization, privacy, privacy policies, search engines, user experience
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I miss writing for fun.
Posted: 20th February 2012 by Tiffany in Arizona, photographyTags: Arizona, Jeep, photography
I figure that between school and my freelance work, I write somewhere in the neighborhood of 18,000 words a week. Conservatively. NOT including anything I might write for my 40-hour-workweek AcronymCo job (e-mails, presentations, weekly reports, etc). The English translation of War and Peace, that ubiquitous example that we all use to indicate that the [...]
We’ve had Bailey for eleven days. In that time she: – Learned how to sit EVERY time. – Learned how to lay down 75% of the time. – Learned how to stay 75% of the time. – Learned how to heel on a leash with only occasional reminders that only require a gentle tug. – [...]
Bailey’s Story
Posted: 3rd February 2012 by Tiffany in best things, petsTags: adopt, Arizona, Bailey, dog, E-list, euthanize list, Friends of Arizona's Shelter Animals, Humane Society, MCACC, New Hope, rescue
Meet Bailey! About two months ago my co-worker told me of a stray that wandered into the salon where her daughter works. No collar, nobody looking for her. One of the customers took her home and kept her for about six weeks. My co-worker went on and on about how sweet and how pretty this [...]
