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Tag Archives: marketing
The inspiration consternation
Stouffer‘s seems mighty proud that their Lean Cuisine Ricotta Cheese & Spinach Ravioli dinner is “culinary inspired.” That sounds quite upscale until you look up culinary which means “of or for cooking” according to Chef Google. So, assuming we can … Continue reading
Posted in Clue train, Humor, Rant
Tagged comedy, consumer, coocking, culinary, food, Lean Cuisine, marketing, Stouffer
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No ads!
Over at my IoPT blog I’ve written occasionally about how online ad networks are co-opted by cyber criminals and used to deliver malware. It is one reason why I’ve never carried ads on T-Rob.net, IoPTConsulting.com, or Ask-An-Aspie.net. But this blog … Continue reading
Advanced travel Tip #65: How to survive the desk at the @Hampton Inn
Have you ever stayed at a Hampton Inn? If so, chances are very good that you have run into their particularly perverse room floor plan. Most of the Hampton properties I’ve visited have this floor plan so I assume it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Clue train, Rant
Tagged fail, hampton, hilton, hilton executives, hospitality, IMHO, life, marketing, quality, rant, travel
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Dear @Klout – A note about #security
Dear Klout, Just because it’s on Schneier’s blog doesn’t mean it’s about security. At least not directly. You see, every Friday, Bruce links to something about squid. The actual squishy kind that live in water. The Schneier post to which … Continue reading
Posted in Clue train, Rant, Tech
Tagged fail, infosec, Klout, marketing, rant, reputation, security, social
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The multiple personalities of AllClear ID
On leaving IBM, I initiated the process to roll my 401K over to my IRA. The fund manager sent the requisite forms – already filled out with my SSN, contact info and the account numbers to effect the transfer – … Continue reading
VRM as root of sovereignty
A VRM-y system would presumably alert you if you didn’t meet the age requirements for some web site you wished to join or subscribe to. Considering that under the CFAA doing so would be a felony in the US, you’d … Continue reading
Posted in Clue train, PClouds, Rant, Social issues, Tech, VRM
Tagged fail, future, internet, marketing, network logins, power, technology, technology advances, vrm
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Spam origin experiment
One of the first things I did when I registered t-rob.net was to set up my new email address. The second thing I did was to delete the spam email that arrived a moment later. Spam is the scourge of … Continue reading
Posted in Clue train, PClouds, Rant, Social issues, Tech, VRM
Tagged advertising, email, fail, fraud, hacking, infosec, internet, life, marketing, network logins, rant, security, spam, technology, vrm
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Soverign by design
Over at moxytongue.com, Devon writes: I am challenged by questions concerning the structure of #VRM tools that are built for “Me” in a personal data context, versus the structure of #VRM tools that are built for “Us” in a market … Continue reading
Posted in PClouds, Social issues, Tech, VRM
Tagged advertising, economy, future, internet, marketing, power, quality, relationships, singularity, technology, technology advances, vrm
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Dear vendors
Dear vendors, When you send an email that says “Last chance to get your free reports!” we do NOT feel a sense of urgency. What we actually say to ourselves is “oh thank God, now maybe they will stop pestering … Continue reading