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#Internet
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Things I was reminded of today that I weirdly miss: carefully grouped AIM buddy lists, and a hand-curated music collection on my iPod
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How Silicon Valley is erasing your individuality - The Washington Post (www.washingtonpost.com)"Facebook represents a dangerous deviation in media history. Once upon a time, elites proudly viewed themselves as gatekeepers. They could be sycophantic to power and snobbish, but they also felt duty-bound to elevate the standards of society and readers. Executives of Silicon Valley regard gatekeeping as the stodgy enemy of innovation — they see themselves as more neutral, scientific and responsive to the market than the elites they replaced — a perspective that obscures their own power and responsibilities"
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A Million Squandered: The “Million Dollar Homepage” as a Decaying Digital Artifact (lil.law.harvard.edu)
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The Mirrorball « ASCII by Jason Scott (ascii.textfiles.com)
It unintentionally (I promise you) exploits a bug in the human OS that says that if someone says 5 wrong things and 2 right things, it is very difficult to get across 'Those 2 things are objectively right, but those 5 things are wrong, and so this person is, ultimately, wrong' without folks going 'But those 2 things are right.' And others going 'How can you trust this person who is saying things are wrong, when we know those two things are right.'
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OAuth 2.0 and Sign-In (www.cloudidentity.com)
OAuth 2.0 is not a sign-in protocol. Sign-in can be implemented by augmenting OAuth, and people routinely do so...
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What Happened When Marissa Mayer Tried to Be Steve Jobs - NYTimes.com (www.nytimes.com)
Generally speaking, there are only a few ways to make money on the Internet. There are e-commerce companies and marketplaces — think Amazon, eBay and Uber — that profit from transactions occurring on their platforms. Hardware companies, like Apple or Fitbit, profit from gadgets. For everyone else, though, it more or less comes down to advertising.
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Cosmos Browser (github.com)
Cosmos Browser allows a person to connect to the internet through the use of SMS. No data or wifi required.
