Archive for the 'privacy' Category

my kitchen, your kitchen

Thursday, July 5th, 2007

Meredith asks if a blogger can go too far in disclosing things about her life on her blog.
It’s not a question I have an answer for, particularly not the case of the blog in question, which I’ve never read before and for which I therefore have no sense of context.  It’s a question that interests […]

social anxiety and social software

Thursday, June 28th, 2007

For various reasons, I’ve been trying out a few new social networks lately, and I plan, gradually, to add a few more.
This past weekend, I went down to Denver to a wedding. The bride is an old, old friend–we’ve known each other since first grade, though we haven’t been in touch regularly in several […]

love and blogging: a quotation without much comment

Sunday, June 18th, 2006

These days, I read The New Yorker two or three or four weeks after it comes out, because I get it second hand from my friend Jim.  Sometimes I wonder if that’s why I’ve felt so behind on everything lately, but most days I expect that it’s just a combination of laziness and of enjoying […]

privacy: another chapter

Wednesday, May 24th, 2006

Update: the first link should actually go to the post in question now–thanks to Mark for noticing the error.
Awhile back I wrote a preface.
I just got back from teaching my final digital photography class of the season at the library. Our summer hours start on Tuesday, and we won’t be open again in the […]