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You’re posting what on your social network feeds?

November 14, 2012

When I was a kid, there was no such thing as a social network.

There were no digital cameras. No iPods. No iPhones. No laptop computers or XBox 360s. Playstation 3? Ha!

Nothing of the sort.

If we were going out to play baseball or ride bikes, we didn’t text somebody or tweet them — we called (via a land line phone — gasp!) or knocked on their door.

That’s technology when I was a kid! (photo by mr_write at MorgueFile).

If we needed talk to our parents or something, we’d go home or call on a pay phone (yes, back then, they were easy to find).

Now, to be fair, when I went to school, I didn’t walk up hill, both ways, in snow. And I didn’t fight off bears with a loose-leaf binder! Close enough though.

This isn’t a post about the boom of technology or my childhood compared to these days, though. I love technology. And, I won’t yap here about kids worrying more about texting and playing on Facebook rather than going out and jumping bikes in an old park.

It’s how this technology and social networks are used.

I use many of the bigger social networks out there. I tweet. I have Facebook. I love using Instagram. I’m active on Flickr. And I mess around with other social and popular sites because they are fun to use.

But I also watch what I post.

I’ve seen an alarming number of people who are not so careful. Heck, some of them aren’t even the younger generation. Some are people my age and older.

The things they post! Sheesh!

The reason this post has come about is because of an alarming number of things I see on photo sites, such as Instagram. I can’t fully comment on Facebook (though I’m sure the same things happens as many people post their Instagram photos to Facebook) as I keep my profile and everything else extremely private.

It’s one thing to post a picture of yourself being scantily clad.I don’t think it’s smart, especially for younger ladies — but at least they have some clothes on. Do I condone? No. But there are far worse things.

Such as posting illegal activities.

I’m starting to notice more and more people who are posting things like this, such as images of marijuana. No matter where you stand on the fence when it comes to legalizing this substance, as of right now it’s illegal on the federal level, which trumps states.

The people who post these images get creative, too. Such as posting a photo of their bag o’ weed. Or the buds all spread out. Or their bowl all packed with the herb.

They even hashtag these posts with things such as “#weed,” “#420,” #marijuana,” “#pot,” and other things that allows users to find these photos.

Seriously?

I just went on Instagram and did a few quick hashtag searches. When I typed in #420, it came back with 1,259,245 photos. #pot came back with 382,399 photos. #marijuana came back with 817,032 photos — but there were also offshoots of that term that had many more hits.

Some of the photos I saw? Marijuana plants. Bags of pot. People smoking. Pictures of paraphernalia. Scales of people measuring out pot. People — this is illegal! Why would you post such things?

People, let’s think about this for a reason.

You’re on a social network that can be seen by millions and millions of people. Your image of your pot might get 150 likes, but who are these people liking it?

Something tells me, in most cases, it’s not somebody who is going to rush and give you a job offer!

In this day and age when jobs are becoming harder and harder to find (I can testify to that!), why would you ever put something out there that can be searched and used against you?

With the Internet growing every day, more and more personal information can be out there. And once it’s out there, it’s out there.

I realize many of the people I see posting these sort of images are college-age people. And they are living life and living it large. But there can be repercussions to things like this. What happens when potential employers stumble upon your feeds? If you haven’t made them private, they are there for the world to see.

So a potential employer stumbles upon your page and sees images with weed and things like that.

What’s wrong with posting simple photos to Instagram or other social networks?

Next!

It doesn’t matter if you are the best candidate or not — if you are flaunting an illegal activity, why take a chance?

It’s not even just jobs. It could be your friends. Or family members. Or kids. Anybody can see this stuff. I have relatives who are just reaching or barely in their teens who are on Instagram. Though their profiles might be private (which is a good thing), they can still see other people’s feeds and photos.

Having them see images of people all high or of pot isn’t something I would want them to look at.

And though I’m not sure cops would go after somebody posting a picture of them smoking a joint, I’m sure it’s possible they could. How would you like to have that knock at the door and get ticketed or arrested for posting a picture of you smoking weed? Or packaging it as it looks like intent to sell?

All I’m saying is be smart.

As time continues on and technology continues to grow, more and more apps and things will show up to make the social media market that much bigger and stronger. It gives more options for people to put things out there that can be incriminating.

Hey, I understand it. I’m out there. I blog. I use the social networks. I used to work for a newspaper. So I’m searchable. But I’m also careful. I have privacy settings to the max at some places (such as Facebook) and wherever else I feel it necessary. Not because I’m trying to hide anything but because I don’t want my whole life out there and searchable.

Be smart and think about possible outcomes.

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Filed Under: My world, Social media Tagged With: facebook, instagram, photography, photos, social media, social network posting, social networks, technology

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The next step in gaming…

August 29, 2012

Do angry birds find a way to make you happy?

It doesn’t seem to matter which way you turn anymore, the future of social networking and gaming is merging at every corner.

Word with Friends.

Draw Something.

I’m not the greatest at drawing.

Scramble with Friends.

Dice with Buddies.

Song Pop.

Oh the list could go on and on. If you have access to a smartphone or, for that matter, Facebook, the games are coming from all over.

It’s about time to check the virtual farm, isn’t it? Or maybe it’s time to collect rent from somewhere in your city, of which you built from a small town to a major metropolitan area.

There’s so many games out there, I can’t keep up. Well, I don’t even really want to try to keep up. I’m on all of these games. But I can only pay attention to one or two at a time. If I did all of them, I’d never get anything done.

I guess I could set aside 15 minutes a day and play just that span. Maybe then I’d be able to keep up on everything. Who knows.

But there are so many games!

And then the ones that aren’t even connected to others. Such as Angry Birds. Or Bejeweled Blitz. (For the record, there’s a Bejeweled game for playing others… but I don’t know how to actually score big and losing everything by more than 200,000 points doesn’t seem fun). There’s Boggle and Tiny Tower and Temple Run. Don’t forget Doodle Jump or Order Up or Parking Frenzy.

Holy cow can it go on and on!

But it’s those social ones that can really get you.

You find opponents who are better than you and you want to get better to beat them. Or you find ones who are worse than you and you want to continue to play them and stomp them to boost your stats.

Those stats are huge, too!

My biggest addiction is Dice with Buddies. It’s quick to play and you can check in on it here and there. It’s basically Yahtzee, with a different name.

It’s funny with video games. I’ve played them throughout my life, but I’ve never gotten too into them. As a kid, there was the Atari 2600. Yes, I’m serious. And yes, it was an awesome system. In fact, I’d love to get my hands on a working one because I still have a bunch of the games. Talk about a throwback of fun. And what a great blog post it would make. Oh the games were awesome. Frogger. Pitfall. Donkey Kong. Elevator Action. Defender. Space Invaders. I could go on and on.

I never had stats like this on the Atari!

From there, it was the flip-open Nintendo. That’s where the likes of Super Mario Brothers came to life. Games like Pro Wrestling and Ice Hockey were awesome. And Tecmo Super Bowl? Awesome! And getting to and beating Mike Tyson was one of the greatest things one would ever do in gaming!

I received a Super Nintendo for Christmas one year and that was the latest and greatest in gaming. It was during the Sega wars and things like that.

Then came Playstation. Wow.

That’s as far as I went. The new systems are incredible. The graphics? Amazing. And the fact that people can hook up and play online (which is a total blast, for the record) is insanely cool.

Imagine being able to play someone in the old days of Atari baseball? As if!

Now there are systems like the Wii, where one can do so many things with the game.

But not everybody sinks money into the gaming systems. They have their phones. Computers. iPads. And whatever else. So that makes social networking games — where you can utilize Facebook and Twitter to find friends to play against — an even bigger market.

It’s items like this that make me really wish I had done something in college with gaming and learning how to make these games. Then I’d just need the perfect idea and a way to do it.

Maybe I could still make my millions. It’s never too late, is it?

Never mind. No time. I need to figure a way to draw “hula.”

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Filed Under: cell phone, games, My world Tagged With: dice with buddies, draw something, facebook, facebook games, phone games, scramble with friends, social network games, social networking, social networks, twitter, video games, word with friends

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Will the blackout be enough to help stop SOPA and PIPA?

January 19, 2012

Wikipedia went dark for 24 hours to protest SOPA and PIPA.

As most regular readers know, I’m not a political person.

I don’t bring politics on this blog because I find that it’s one of the most explosive and one-sided topics out there. By one-sided, I mean this: The person making the argument is going to be right. His or her opponents are going to be right. Why is everyone right? Because the majority of the time, there’s not going to be any bending. People have their beliefs and usually they won’t be swayed.

So I avoid it.

But the blackout that happened with some Internet sites yesterday — Wikipedia had a full blackout of its English language site — to oppose legislation being considered in the U.S. Congress was an admirable gesture.

Did it work?

Google blacked out its logo and linked to a page so people could sign a petition to oppose the legislation.

Only time will tell. What is being opposed are two pieces of legislation that could censor parts of the Internet. It’s being backed by the entertainment industry, which is screaming for this as a way to stop online piracy.

Wikipedia did post some startling statistics and notes from the day of the blackout. It’s worth a read. Check it out here. (There’s a ton of interesting things there, but one thing that stood out to me? More than 162 million saw the Wikipedia blackout page, according to Wikipedia).

The two bills — and maybe you’ve heard of them or seen these being talked about online — are SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and PIPA (PROTECT IP Act). Wikipedia also gives you two links where you can track the progress of the bills through GovTrack — SOPA and PIPA.

I can’t even begin to say I could explain these whole acts. Click the links above and they will take you to the Wikipedia page explaining each act. I’ve read a lot and don’t know if I can grasp it all, but I know this much — we should try and see what’s going on here because the future of the Internet as we know it could be on the line.

Look, I don’t agree with online piracy. I realize it needs to stop. But to have these pieces of legislation pass through — with vague writing and everything else — could possibly give too much power to people in the government and elsewhere. The normal Joe — Joe Plumber — could go to jail or be sued for something extremely small.

It could, essentially, be crippling.

I’ve spent a lot of time looking at all of this. I’m not sure I even fully understand it. But there are some great things out there for people to read to try and get a grasp on what this legislation is actually about.

Do you realize that parts of these bills could mean if you sing an artist’s song, record it and put it on YouTube that you could go to jail?

Seriously.

I’m not a fan of Justin Bieber. But he got his start doing this very thing. Find out more info about the bills and hear Bieber’s response to all of this at the website freebieber.org.

One thing is for sure — I don’t need the people in Washington deciding how I use the Internet. Or how I get information. Or if  I want to put a family video up with a song playing in the background. I’m not trying to make money off it. Leave it be.

As a journalist, I am a firm believer in the constitution and what it stands for. It seems those in Washington who support this bill might not believe in it so much. This is the reality — there are a bunch of an older generation in Washington getting ready to vote on a bill that could hamper the growth of technology and the Internet for future generations. I don’t think that should happen, personally.

That small group will decide this.

One group.

Speak up, America.

Here’s a very good video about these bills and what it could mean to all of us, from fightforthefuture.org:

If you follow the link to their website, you can also write congress directly from there and voice your opinion about these bills.

All I ask is that you see what these bills are all about. Speak your mind. Tell your congress people what you think. This is our future. The future of the upcoming generations.

Remember that genius comes from the craziest places. There are some phenomenal internet-based companies that could be shut down or sued because of these bills. Blogs could come under fire for sharing content. Sites people love — YouTube, Facebook etc. — could all get into trouble for having things that are protected. Users could get in trouble.

The Internet as we know it could be done.

Please read some stuff about it. Get educated. Sign the petition if you are against it. But make sure your voice is heard.

The future of the Internet could be in danger, so get your say in while you have the chance.

Google has a lot of information about these bills. This could be a good place to start (and there’s even a place to sign a petition there): End Piracy, Not Liberty.

My final plea is to take a stand against censorship. Do your part. This goes beyond politics. This goes beyond partisan thinking. This is life. Life as we know it. Don’t let the future be dictated by the few people in Washington who are more worried about the bigwigs in the Entertainment industry and their lobbyists.

Speak up before it’s too late.

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Filed Under: blogging, Entertainment, My world, opinion, Social media Tagged With: censor, censorship, congress, facebook, google, government, house of representatives, internet, justin bieber, legislation, life, opinion, pipa, say your peace, senate, social networks, sopa, speak up, youtube

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Notes from my noodle: March 24 edition

March 24, 2011

If you are a fan of Family Guy, then you’ll know what this version of Notes from my noodle is all about.

It’s an edition of What Grinds My Gears.

Today, I was standing in line at Wal-Mart at the pharmacy. All I needed was to pick up a prescription, pay for some things and get out of there. No biggie, right?

Yeah, or not.

The lines are bad enough at this pharmacy. So I’m waiting and minding my own business when a couple gets in line behind me. How do I know that they are a couple, you may ask?

Because they figured it was a good spot to make out in.

And no, they weren’t high school kids.

It’s one thing to snag a smooch in public. It’s another to get all loud with your kissy-kissy crap. Even as another few people got into line after them, they didn’t stop.

Seriously, you’re in Wal-Mart. That’s a place to profess your physicality for one another.

Enough.

***

I really like Twitter.

I use it a bunch, both from my computer and my phone.

Too, I like Foursquare. Though I don’t use it as much as I used to, I do like the app and have fun with it when I remember. I also have Gowalla, though that is used even less frequently than Foursquare.

Further, if you’ve read this blog, you know I geocache. I really enjoy that activity.

OK, but what do all of these things have in common?

As much as I like Foursquare, Gowalla and geocaching, I don’t need to see every single thing another person is doing because they have each program synced up with Twitter. (Or, for that matter, Facebook, but that is much more controllable without deleting someone as a friend).

I was checking Twitter a night or two ago and there was one person I follow who had about 20 consecutive tweets about where he was checking in on Foursquare. This has happened more than once. First of all, there’s no way you can possibly be at all of these places in the span of two minutes. Second, who the hell cares?

Not me.

Unfollow was soon checked.

Several months ago, it was the same thing with geocaching. There’s a way where when you find a cache, it will automatically tweet. Considering one of the people I followed (note: past tense for a reason) was a prolific cacher and this person would have this set up and it would be constantly be “I found the geocache…”

Who cares?

Look, I don’t mind it here and there. I can deal. But if it starts to blow up my Twitter feed, I no longer care about what this person is tweeting. I know some people who tweet when they find good caches or something like that. But every park and grab on a numbers day? Please. If you want it all tweeted (for whatever reason?), get a second account and the people who care can follow. Or, prepare for people you might like etc., to hit the unfollow button.

It just grinds my gears.

***

Anyone who has hunted for a job in the past year or two know what I am going through.

You work on cover letters. Your resume. Your references. You research jobs and send out something you think should get a look.

Then, you never hear anything back.

Ever.

I realize in this job market, it’s tough to personally respond to every person who applies to a job. It’s just not possible. But there’s no reason a form letter can’t be sent out to let people know that they aren’t in the hunt anymore. Even if it’s via e-mail. Just let us know that you aren’t interested anymore.

At the same time…

I applied for a job last Thursday. By Tuesday, I had an e-mail saying I wasn’t in the running for the job anymore. Talk about being quick to dismiss someone, eh?

That was my first experience with the computer making some decisions.Well, first that I know about, anyway.

See, in the workshops I’ve taken lately, I know that many large companies, colleges, and organizations use some filtering systems. Some are a questionnaire, some is a scanning system where a computer looks for certain words in your resume and assign you a score. If you are below a certain score, you’re all done. If you score, you move on. It weeds out bad resumes (which could have happened for me over the past few years as my resume was awful) and finds people who tailor things a little better.

I guess, it’s the job market as it is. There are a lot of people looking for work (with me being one of them). I just hope eventually my resume gets scanned and gets a good score. I just want some interviews (and I realize the process is longer than a week or two with most jobs, so I’m not worried yet) so I can try and sell myself.

But, it would be nice to hear if I’m not one of the people the place is interested in. I spent a lot of time on getting stuff together. A form letter would be fine.

***

I’m in the midst of trying to plan a family reunion. I’m quickly finding out it’s not easy.

The following things are tough to pin down:

  • People coming
  • Dates
  • Things to do
  • Food
  • Hotels

I realized most of these things when I decided to try and put this together. Alas, the one thing that is grinding my gears here is the hotel situation.

Look, I know that hotels in this area are tough in the summer. We’re close to Cooperstown. There are a ton of youth baseball camps. There’s apparently a softball camp this summer, too. And these run from like May to September.

The hotels know this. And capitalize on it.

Many of the bigger and better places have a two-night minimum on stays during July and August. And the prices, of course, are jacked up (as, I’m sure, it is everywhere during the summer months).

So we’ve been working to try and get hotels blocked off and have been having no success. I’m just hoping people get rooms and don’t get too hosed.

Only time will tell.

I think that’s all that’s grinding my gears. I have a couple of cover letters I need to write, so it’s time to sign off for now.

More later!

Filed Under: My world, Notes from my noodle Tagged With: family reunion, grind my gears, job hunt, jobs, notes from my noodle, public displays of affection, resumes, reunion, social networks, twitter, wal-mart

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