Wayne-Porter

Interesting take on Wall-E demo "possibly" infected with a spyware application.

The Fail Meme.

A look at virtual worlds and disabilities.

Step by Step instructions on how to score a Logitech 9000 cheap, free or in some cases you get paid.

Article on Second Life and marketing and business.

Security in recent years is taking on a much more up close and personal style of gunplay than ever before. In our thirst for wanting to see the story behind the story, we are no longer content with a page of HTML telling us what the file is called, what it does and how many hundred registry keys it adds. The steady influx of blogs into the security landscape has allowed spyware hunters and researchers to try new avenues of exploration with regards shutting down the bad guys, instead of simply throwing in a few definitions into a database somewhere.

I stumbled upon an interesting revelation while conducting a social media experiment via Twitter and using FriendFeed with StumbleUpon. Social Media engagement can be measured (see: game theory) using old school "associate links" among friends and networks.