Brad Enslen

May 2018

Privacy Badger, the browser extension everyone should know about. Basically you install it on your computer browser and forget about it. #privacybadger does the work. www.eff.org/privacyba…

May 2018

Privacy Badger, the browser extension everyone should know about. Basically you install it on your computer browser and forget about it. #privacybadger does the work. www.eff.org/privacyba…

May 2018

Procrastination Projects: Phasing out my use of Yahoo Mail. I’ve had an account with Yahoo since 2000, back when it was “Mighty Yahoo” and Yahoo Mail was rock solid reliable. Now, it seems constantly needy, requiring me to relogin from my email reader. And of course, Yahoo has been borged by Verizon. Time to walk away, but it is going to take a lot of work.

May 2018

Procrastination Projects: Phasing out my use of Yahoo Mail. I’ve had an account with Yahoo since 2000, back when it was “Mighty Yahoo” and Yahoo Mail was rock solid reliable. Now, it seems constantly needy, requiring me to relogin from my email reader. And of course, Yahoo has been borged by Verizon. Time to walk away, but it is going to take a lot of work.

May 2018

Yes I think the #indieweb is important. The web is drowning in corporate faff, where it use to be fun. IndieWeb indieweb.org

May 2018

Yes I think the #indieweb is important. The web is drowning in corporate faff, where it use to be fun. IndieWeb indieweb.org

May 2018

The ultimate guide to walkable streets. Lots of good stuff here.

www.strongtowns.org/journal/2…

May 2018

The ultimate guide to walkable streets. Lots of good stuff here.

www.strongtowns.org/journal/2…

May 2018

Tech firms have replaced government as biggest threat to privacy, ex-CIA director says www.msn.com/en-us/new…

May 2018

Tech firms have replaced government as biggest threat to privacy, ex-CIA director says www.msn.com/en-us/new…

May 2018

Comments on blog posts: my experience is, they just get spammed by link droppers. Comments seem to be used more on social networks. Any thoughts?

May 2018

Comments on blog posts: my experience is, they just get spammed by link droppers. Comments seem to be used more on social networks. Any thoughts?

May 2018

Agreed. ‘Simpsons’ Creator Says of Apu Criticism, ‘People Love to Pretend They’re Offended’ www.msn.com/en-us/tv/…

May 2018

Agreed. ‘Simpsons’ Creator Says of Apu Criticism, ‘People Love to Pretend They’re Offended’ www.msn.com/en-us/tv/…

May 2018

As Facebook Shows Its Flaws, What Might A Better Social Network Look Like?

This article brings out so many good points. You really can’t quit Facebook unless you (and hopefully your friend...
May 2018

High SPF Sunscreens Really Are Better vitals.lifehacker.com/high-spf-…

May 2018

High SPF Sunscreens Really Are Better vitals.lifehacker.com/high-spf-…

May 2018

Great article! BBC - Travel - The secret green shelters that feed London’s cabbies www.bbc.com/travel/st…

May 2018

Great article! BBC - Travel - The secret green shelters that feed London’s cabbies www.bbc.com/travel/st…

Apr 2018

Phone maker settles charges it let partner collect text messages.

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Apr 2018

Phone maker settles charges it let partner collect text messages.

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Apr 2018

Comcast is boosting Internet speed, but only for customers who also take Comcast TV.

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Apr 2018

Todo List:

Register new domain(s).

Hunt down more RSS feeds.

Write review of #Mastodon

Look at features on Weebly.

Apr 2018

I’m using Inoreader as my RSS reader now. I started going back through Facebook Pages that I have followed to get the RSS feed from each businesses website. 1. Much to my amazement some businesses don’t have their own website, 2. some big companies do not have an RSS feed! Their only options were “Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.” Scary.

I wonder if they realize how dangerous that is? You never make yourself totally dependent on “free” services from another company. Those services, especially the “free” part could disappear tomorrow.

Apr 2018

T-Mobile and Sprint to merge. I’m not sure how I feel about that.

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