Library Cataloging
ShareMenot might be a good add-on for the patron machines in the library, or even your personal machine.
- Standards For Sharing
?Like?-able Content: Spread Your Message with Third-Party Metadata by Clinton Forry appears in the latest A List Apart. He looks at Twitter Cards and Facebook?s Open Graph protocol. While implementing third-party metadata schemas will add to the content...
- Https Everywhere
The EFF has a new version of HTTPS Everywhere. This week, EFF launched a new version of HTTPS Everywhere, a free security tool that provides enhanced privacy protection for Firefox browser users. EFF built HTTPS Everywhere to automatically switch many...
- Oai
The idea of adding OAI-PMH to 'blogs has been floated on usr/lib/info. From the post and comment it seems a simple hack. The question then becomes, should it be done. OAI has been used, so far, to provide access to more substantial works. If all 'blogs...
- Web Seminar
Dynix is sponsoring another free Web seminar. I caught part of the last one, on selecting an ILS. PowerPoint slides are sent to your screen and the voice is carried by a phone line. There is a form to send a question to the presenter and some buttons...
- Greetings All!
It's December 26, the Second Day of Christmas, St. Stephen's Day in the Western church calendar, Boxing Day to Brits and their kin. No need to dream; here in Ohio Christmas is white this year, and no doubt David has plenty underfoot for his ski...
Library Cataloging
Privacy
ShareMenot might be a good add-on for the patron machines in the library, or even your personal machine.
Did you know that buttons like these allow Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and others to track your online browsing activities on every site that includes one of these buttons, even if you never click the buttons and (in some browsers) even if you have third-party cookies disabled?
ShareMeNot is a Firefox add-on designed to prevent third-party buttons (such as the Facebook ?Like? button or the Twitter ?tweet? button) embedded by sites across the Internet from tracking you until you actually click on them. Unlike traditional solutions, ShareMeNot does this without completely removing the buttons from the web experience.
- Standards For Sharing
?Like?-able Content: Spread Your Message with Third-Party Metadata by Clinton Forry appears in the latest A List Apart. He looks at Twitter Cards and Facebook?s Open Graph protocol. While implementing third-party metadata schemas will add to the content...
- Https Everywhere
The EFF has a new version of HTTPS Everywhere. This week, EFF launched a new version of HTTPS Everywhere, a free security tool that provides enhanced privacy protection for Firefox browser users. EFF built HTTPS Everywhere to automatically switch many...
- Oai
The idea of adding OAI-PMH to 'blogs has been floated on usr/lib/info. From the post and comment it seems a simple hack. The question then becomes, should it be done. OAI has been used, so far, to provide access to more substantial works. If all 'blogs...
- Web Seminar
Dynix is sponsoring another free Web seminar. I caught part of the last one, on selecting an ILS. PowerPoint slides are sent to your screen and the voice is carried by a phone line. There is a form to send a question to the presenter and some buttons...
- Greetings All!
It's December 26, the Second Day of Christmas, St. Stephen's Day in the Western church calendar, Boxing Day to Brits and their kin. No need to dream; here in Ohio Christmas is white this year, and no doubt David has plenty underfoot for his ski...