Facebook and I had a deal. I agreed to give them a basic amount of my information, use their site regularly to increase site traffic (and therefore their potential for ad revenue), and promote the site to my friends. In exchange, Facebook agreed to let me use their servers to post my vacation photos, interact with friends and control my privacy settings.
Without my consent, Facebook broke the deal. Continue reading »
Some of you will remember that fateful day, circa 1991, when your big brother came home with a Super Nintendo system. You gathered with your six siblings (or maybe you just had two) in the cramped family room for the reveal of the wondrous world of Super Mario Bros. I remember forcing myself not to … Continue reading »
I’ve always been a bit of a know-it-all — a statement which comes of no surprise to anyone who knows me. But behind the need to show everyone how smart I am is a need to actually be smart. I like to collect weird information. So tonight I went to a special presentation at CBC … Continue reading »
New recipes, like sex positions, need to be practiced. You’ve got to get the basics down before attempting to go it alone. But I am a terribly impatient person, and I can’t follow a recipe. More accurately, I refuse to follow a recipe. It’s not that I think that I am somehow more qualified than … Continue reading »
With Avatar continuing to dominate the box office, movie studios are concerned that their future 3-D releases will suffer. But I have to ask: is the technology worth it? Continue reading »
With the rise in reading technology like the Kindle or onemorestory.com, are we losing site of the importance of reading? Not only is reading essential for literacy, reading to children is essential in forming a strong bond between parent and child. Continue reading »
This weekend I bought my own domain name and became the proud owner of LizzBryce.com. The practical use has yet to be determined, but for $5 I figured I couldn’t go wrong. As it turns out, the simple act of purchasing a domain name is the Internet equivalent of spray painting my personal information on … Continue reading »
