Not to mention that what The Pirate Bay is doing could not be classified as a good thing, but RIAA, you have become the mad cow, factually. I mean, 382 Trillion Dollars…seriously?!
The highway of information, Internet, as we know it. There is so much happening in the web and further added, the activity/time ration kept on increasing. In each 24-hour cycle, millions of Emails and photos are composed and uploaded. Gigantic amount of data transmissions between mobile devices(through web) take place, resulting in millions of dollars generated by Telcos. Everyday, approx 700K new SignUps are observed at FaceBook…..and so much more….
The above Infographic entails what should be known as the Social Explosion, btw, after seeing this chart, I am wondering that, how far this thing would go, before reaching the “breakdown” stage?
Or, most suitably, the life-cycle of a typical internet commenter…. 
Guys at improveverywhere celebrated for creating scenes of chaos and joy at public places and conducted their 7th Mp3 experiment recently. Over 3000 people volunteered for the cause. This time all the participants gathered at a retail store in Midtown Manhattan. They were asked to download an mp3 file to be played at a designated time and receive instructions about specific task which to be done simultaneously. Its fun, check out the video to see what were they asked to do.
If you are a webaholic like me, you might be having a multitude of accounts of online services scattered on the web. Some you have to visit daily for the sake of networking purposes, while other some have your visits only twice a year. And you also have to remember all the passwords related to those particular accounts. Since it is not safe to put the one very same password for all, you should have variety and randomness in your passwords.
Talking about random, it is the most difficult thing to remember unless there is some pattern you have with the corresponding site. That is why all major browsers nowadays offer password remembering option built-in. But here is another catch, you have to reach your primary email address inbox, so the “forget your password” may help you out in this case. Read more…
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