DJ Comments

Man, I dunno. Had another dream where I was playing SC2 about two weeks ago. IRL I've long since pirated it, marathon'd the campaign, then uninstalled. I've been a fan of Korean proleague Starcraft for a while now, so I've watched a few SC2 games with commentary but otherwise I have no interest in donating $60 to the Activision machine.

Did somebody say Starcraft 2?

Word up, dreampaw.com lets you log private dreams!

Will do, it's good stuff.

I don't think I'm super paranoid, but among other reasons I'm about to graduate into a rather conservative profession (pharmacy) so I'm trying to be mindful of the information I post that can be easily accessible. Otherwise, I wouldn't necessarily mind anonymous people reading my dream journal for entertainment, especially on a site like this where sharing dreams is a central theme.

I've found the best way to fight paranoia is with a combination of transparency and apathy. Fuck 'em, man. White knuckles tight.

No, I know it is a lot closer than I think but I'll definitely check that out. Thanks. Look for my thread in the next few days if there ain't already one.

You ever wonder what I'd be like if there were no privacy on the interwebs?

Like if all your keystrokes and google searches were not only recorded but easily accessed by anyone?

It's a lot closer than you think. If you can find a copy of (or don't mind downloading) We Live in Public, check it out. It's a documentary about an early internet prodigy who got rich early in the dot com era and basically predicted every aspect of how internet culture has evolved today. The really eye opening part is about how companies like Google and Facebook make a lot their money by silently datamining every word we type into the internet about ourselves--often voluntarily.

Anywho, thanks for the comments!

I had the same privacy worries, so from the beginning I have the dream journal on word on my computer and only copy here what I don't mind sharing. That's an obvious solution.

You ever wonder what I'd be like if there were no privacy on the interwebs?

Like if all your keystrokes and google searches were not only recorded but easily accessed by anyone?