• The Unforeseen Consequences of the Social Web – ReadWriteWeb
  well, not that unforeseen if you have ever googled yourself or looked up info about somebody else. Of course, it's possible to put together good picture of oneself from online comms. Wonderful stuff. the only issue I have with it is that I want to be able to have that data at my disposal before anyone else does. Not yet possible
  (tags: Mine! privacy web2.0 socialmedia readwriteweb trends ethics)
• In Cloud We Trust? – ReadWriteWeb
  a good post about cloud buzz. I am interested in turning the individual into a node or a platform of his own, and then see what happens to his data. storing data aggregated around the individual and by the individual is a very different proposition to just simply connecting, porting and syncing data from one platform/service to another. That's why I am building Mine!
  (tags: trust cloud ownership security online readwriteweb internet data privacy Mine!)
• Paul Buchheit: Communicating with code
  i kinda likes this. it's part of the reason I have been holding back writing too much about Mine! as I am waiting for the code/apps to speak for itself. eventually.
  (tags: google development software gmail communication innovation)
• Air Travel Won't Suck in 2093 | Autopia from Wired.com
  sounds wonderful. but for now could we just have flights on time and without being treated like cattle? Thnx!
  (tags: travel innovation future airlines)
• Virgin: the world's best passenger complaint letter? – Telegraph
  hilarious! spot the vapid and corporate response from Virgin at the end of the article. What BS.
  (tags: funny travel food customer virgin airline complaint)
• James.Random() : Live Sync, Live Mesh, SkyDrive and why patience is a virtue
  written by someone at MS, bookmarking for clear summary of functionality between the three apps
  (tags: microsoft synchronisation applications storage data)
• Coding Horror: Open Source Software, Self Service Software
  brilliant. blogged.
  (tags: opensource software FOSS shopping)
• Coding Horror: Don't Go Dark
  learning, taking it all in for Mine! project.
  (tags: opensource Mine! software management community collaboration coding development)

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