Re: Anonymous OS reportedly full of trojans

rbowen2000 — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 15:34:13 -0000

SourceForge has pulled the project down and posted a response: https://sourceforge.net/blo...

Re: Anonymous OS is Trojan-Filled Fake, Members Say

rbowen2000 — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 15:25:30 -0000

Update: SourceForge has removed the project, and posted a response: https://sourceforge.net/blo...

Re: What will our children think of the real-time web?

rbowen2000 — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 06:59:29 -0000

One strange thing about childhood is that things are the way that they are. My kids use the Internet every day, but I don't think that they know what the Internet *is*. It's just there, much like phones, cars, and air. It is a reality of their lives. My kids can't conceive of the notion that a particular piece of information wouldn't be online. Any question can be answered with "you can look it up", meaning the Internet.

Likewise, the new generation will just know that anything that happens, anywhere, will eventually end up on Youtube. I increasingly find this a Bad Thing, for reasons that you articulate above, but which I can't often find words for. After all, I seldom do anything that I'm actively ashamed of having done. But that doesn't mean that I really want a permanent video record to be watched by strangers and be tagged with 'FAIL'.

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