Says Michael Arrington of TechCrunch, “The utter stupidity of this is staggering.”
Gosh, AOL only made public some 20 million web queries from 250,000 people.
That’s not NEARLY as invasive as this probe cam (click to see recent footage) they keep sending to my house.
Darfur. We both know how serious it is, but we’re not sure exactly why or where it is. The Onion (helping you seem more informed”) has produced this fantastic parody of news analysis. It’s called “How Can We Let Darfur Know How Much We’re Doing For Them.” I’ve never laughed as much in preparing a…
Okay, I’m being deliberately melodramatic in the headline, but it got your attention didn’t it? Here’s the latest news on mainstream celebrities charging into online video. While this will never stop user-generated content and amateur video creators, it will definitely steal a piece of the viewing pie. On the upside, it will also help mainstream…
Here’s a nice Los Angeles Times article by Kerry Madden. Seems she wrote an LA Weekly piece in 2004 called “9 Tips for Surviving the Holidays at Your Republican Parents’ Home.” Her parents had never seen it because they were readers of WSJ and Catholic Digest; never LA Weekly. But mama learned to Google a…
Well maybe nobody came to my Blogworld book signing, but at least someone loves me.
Courtesy of the recently retired GoogleTube Video of the Day blog, here’s one of the coolest videos on the web. These guys are doing Parkour, and making it look as easy as napping. These guys do it in a series of abandoned Russian buildings. According to Wikipedia, Parkour is a physical discipline inspired by human…
YouTube comedian and prankster, Ed Bassmaster, is debuting his new TV show on CMT this week.
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I have downloaded the file, and put it up online.
Blog post: http://www.gregsadetsky.com/?p=22
Direct link: http://www.gregsadetsky.com/aol-data/
I think by now, all of our idenites are out there. Between the VA, AOL, and every frigging credit card company, we are all naked.
Let’s start over with new SS numbers for all. By the way Kevin, you are a little late on your Visa and that little rash “down there” hasn’t cleared up.
A site where you can search the data is here:
http://www.datablunder.com/logitems/query/
A *quick* site where you can search the AOL Logs for yourself, is here:
http://www.frogspy.com
Is there a way to have your data removed?
Doubt it. AOL has removed it, but it’s everywhere now. Where would you start?
NOTHING is privated in this digital world..:).