Photo sharing among social networks

Where	Inside sharing	Outside sharing	Download	Upload
Multiply
Facebook	Selectable	Public link	No
Hi5	Selectable	Emailing	No
Shutterfly

Where do I find web bookmarks?

(for memory reminder)
Delicious
FriendFeed: especially those shared with particular groups.
Other social bookmarking: Digg, Reddit, StumbleUpon
KeePass
Web browser's local

SequoiaView colour-setting list

images: bmp, gif, jpg, jpeg, tif, pcx
movies: avi, mov, mpg, mpeg, wmv
sound: wav, mp3, vqf, wma, mid
graphic: wmf, emf

/ execute: exe. com, dll
/ compress/install: zip, cab, msi

/ document: pdf, mht
/ MS-Office: xls, xlt, doc, dot, ppt, pps, mdb, pst

etc: asf

Twitter vs FriendFeed

Twitter
- Remote posting = gadgets: e.g., BeTwittered
- Can mark star.

FriendFeed
- Remote posting = Google Talk (ff@chat.friendfeed.com)

How to arrange media/AV folders?

Current names: media.av, media.lib, memory.lib, copy.etc\...

Categories

1. Internal: personal/family documents such as scanned images.
2. Albums: photos, videos
3. Studio/lab: imported from AV devices such as PVR.
4. Collection: music, VDO clips (from outside)
5. Stationery/library: avatar images, grabbed images from people & etc.
6. Miscellaneous clippings: e.g., screen capturing

Factors

1. ownership
2. privacy, sharing
3. portability, synchronisation
   
4. backing-up & archiving

Appropriate threat-alert form

Contents
In awareness of excerpting when a post is fed to other pages. Common-necessary information would be placed at beginning.

1. Identification: name, type, risk assessment, (re)solution
2. Situation/status: impact, preventive/proactive actions, passive action/progress
3. More details: characteristic, resolution (corrective action)
4. Other references

Items

Subject: use term "Threat-alert" to be common among virus, security threat, spyware, etc. Then follow by threat's common name.

Labels/tags: attention, computer-security

Identification

1. Name: threat's full/official name
2. Type: from which we can determine the threat's major characteristic
3. Severity: how much disaster the threat can do.
4. Spreading: how fast/wide can the threat do outbreak.
   
5. Difficulty: how long/difficult to remove the threat infection. Note that some case, repairing may not be difficult anymore but still takes long time.
   
6. Protection: what are required to protect our systems against the threat.
   

Situation

1. Impact: when, where, and how many that infection is found.
2. Protection deployment status, or any preventive workaround and progress.
3. Passive action/progress: for ones already got attacked.

More details

1. Infection, risk condition: what kinds of system, process, characteristic that are risky to be attacked.
2. Symptom: what can we notice when attacked?
3. Resolution, correction: how to remove the threat after attack?

Remarks
Comparing risk-assessment attributes with FMEA

1. Severity: same
2. Occurrence: not really concerned in operation. We'd rather review current/known impact of each time.
3. Detect risk: can be determined from "protection": i.e., it is high when protection is not available yet, and it is low when protection is effecient and successfully installed.
   

NAI/McAfee has a good attribute list -- where?

If quantifiable, risk assessment can be plotted as bubble chart:

• x = difficulty
• y = severity
• z = spreading

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