Some decades ago, when I was in high school, I somehow managed to get my hands on a copy of The Anarchist Cookbook. For a teenager in a society before the Internet, this was a fascinating read, though tame by today’s standards. I never really considered that this book might raise eyebrows until some years [...]
Archives for the Month of December, 2009
My Kindle is effective in taking paper out of my home—and my wallet! (Part 2)
Friday, 18 December 2009
Last summer I finally gave in to the tantalizing siren song of the Kindle and bought one to take on a road trip—it was everything I had hoped for and more. Soon after returning from that trip I wrote a review of my Kindle experience. Now some time has passed and I am coming back [...]
Don’t worry if you didn’t sanitize your documents—even the TSA forgets occasionally
Tuesday, 8 December 2009
It’s too comical to be true. A few months back, when I wrote an article warning about inadequate attempts at sanitizing PDF documents, I thought that any organization serious about censoring documents would not make such a basic error. Especially not a government agency, after the military had been caught by this pitfall. Apparently this [...]