Comments on: A Case of Mistaken Identity, with a Postscript on Encryption

By: Concerned citizen

Concerned citizen — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 11:10:30 +0000

Its nice to leave yourself signed in when you are using your own personal computer. In the cases of using shared computers at a library or a cafe or using your phone for internet access…. use encrypted log-ins and REMEMBER to LOG-OUT. The person that retrieves whatever it was you were doing may not be the honest upstanding soul you are.

By: Aaron

Aaron — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 02:39:18 +0000

This happened to me as well. The only thing is, i don’t have a nokia phone..i have a samsung eternity. That caching explanation makes sense though, guess that’s what i encountered.

By: clay barham

clay barham — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 19:06:19 +0000

Our economy can grow like it used to only if minds are not encapsulated in limiting bubbles and actions restricted by boxes to prevent action, other than a rule to do no harm. Government has moved in every direction to limit thought and action, all of which discourages living out of the bubble and box. Innovation, creative challenges to the way things are done, making waves and wakes, all those things that disturb the bureaucrats and civil servants among us, are the keys to boosting us back to prosperous times, as cited in Bubbles, Boxes and Individual Freedom on claysamerica.com. Satisfying the envious, the angry and the suspicious by blocking individual freedom to be different is the only answer government comes up with when addressing jobs and the economy. History has already proven that human misery is the product of government intervention into the affairs of a people. Claysamerica.com