tracking your friends
This isn’t exactly an invasion of privacy — not quite. It compiles everything about you on social media sites. (So try not to post drunk pictures of your self.) The creepy thing is that anyone can track you and you’ll never know it.
Although I have quite a public presence online and have worked on that, my real personal life is not to be found online. I’ve worked on that too.
In 10 years, the real luxury will be not being found.
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Book #2 is on its way. Slowly. But getting there.
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I've discovered the pleasure of working with Brian Gardner's WP themes. His free stuff is nearly flawless and his more expensive stuff is mind-blowing. Although his work is easy to use right out of the box, there's infinite fun to be had by customizing (i.e., destroying) it. As you can see here.
This is just a little freaky.
Oh my goodness, that is creepy.
Privacy is more precious than gold to me.
I need to get a drink of water, that website sucked the juice right out of me.