Category Archives: Technical Ramblings

                        Techdirt covered the story last week of Google expanding its Transparency Report with a new section on copyright takedowns. With the Internet continually fighting for it very own … Continue reading →

If it wasn’t for Senator Wyden, I really don’t think that the Internet would have a true champion that protects it in our government. Well, that’s not true because we also do have Senator Lofgren and a few others. But … Continue reading →

This was the banner that captured the attention of the world as we waited to see if the second attempt for Space X would be successful.             Guess what? It was: http://youtu.be/BjVvcG1QYGI Space X has … Continue reading →

Because in the end, we’re all just screaming out loud with our words and our actions, “I’m Significant!”, even if we do feel like that dust speck. And who to teach us the lesson better than Calvin and Reddit.   … Continue reading →

                    Innovators in both of two domains are basically dreamers and storytellers. In the early stages of creation of both art and science, everything in the mind is a story. – … Continue reading →

                  There’s a new book that was just written by Christian Engström (MEP) and Rick Falkvinge that is worth the read. I’m partway through it myself, and it has a really strong … Continue reading →

Minds come in similar shapes but altogether different characteristics. As Carol S Dweck, PhD states, we can either have a fixed (talents are gifts) or growth (cultivate your abilities). Check out the chart below to compare the differences in how … Continue reading →

                  I saw this link in my email, but never in a million years thought that it would reach this kind of number. Freelancing is prevalent throughout the world, but it looks … Continue reading →

Paul Radu is building a platform for the hacker community to collaborate with investigative journalists to expose the most vile, dangerous, and bizarre global corruption you never knew existed. This is how the article, The Investigative Dashboard – Hacking Crime … Continue reading →

I listened to the folks talking about protecting the future of the Internet on Hacking Society on Tuesday. Now, there’s a word that I really love to see when discussing change: hacking. There’s also a pretty awesome post written by … Continue reading →