Done yesterday (20100519 We)

[mdlbear]

0519 We
  % BPH; up ~5
  % dream involving a flat in a foreign city, conversation with a female
    flat-mate who was lying naked on my bed while I sat in a chair, bugs on
    the bed that turned out to be tiny ants, mixing paint, a large buffet
    dinner, something between a nursing home and a resort...
  * up 6:30; W=197.6; drugs, nose; laundry
  @ How to Opt Out of Facebook's Instant Personalization | EFF (@rowanf
  @ Panopticlick - how trackable is your browser?  In my case the answer
    is *very*.
  @ The Library at the End of Time: Facebook privacy (@rowanf) 
  @ TV after YouTube
  @ SaveFace - Take back your Facebook Privacy (from a coworker)
  @ Department of Defense Presentations Channel on slideshare.net
    including a social website safety checklist -- useful.
  * yet another tricky feature working at $work
  @ tallguywrites: The Facts In The Case Of Dr. Andrew Wakefield
    (from lysana The facts about autism/MMR explained, et. al.)
  @ Google Font Directory
  & spent a reasonable amount of time out in the living room.  Didn't say much
    if anything, but did some noodling mostly around Am.
  * bed ~midnight

An odd dream, a lot of satisfying work, and a pleasant enough Wednesday evening. I even noodled for a few minutes (but didn't sing -- I'm trying to give my voice a bit of a rest). But I was out in the LR being social for quite a while in between retreats to my cave.

Lots of good links under the cut, including a couple on Facebook (lack of) privacy. And the EFF has a fascinating site that tells you how identifiable your browser is, just based on the information in its request headers. In my case, it's unique among the more than 1M they've tested. Scary.

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[acelightning.livejournal.com]

My browser results were "unique" too; according to the FAQ, about 85% of the ones they've seen so far come out "unique".