Identitätsverlust - so what?
Interessanter Trend über den hier berichtet wird:
http://www.zephoria.org/thoughts/archives/2007/01/01/ephemeral_profi.html
[via jeremy]
Many teens are content (if not happy) to start over with most of their accounts in most places. Forgot your IM password? Sign up again. Forgot your email address? Create a new one. Forgot your login? Time for a change.
Und nun der Part, den ich besonders mag:
I should note that i don't think that the answer is "help teens remember passwords." I actually think that this tendency to shed is advantageous in the way that we shed clothes every year because the "old me" is no longer relevant. Technology is a bit too obsessed with remembering; there's a lot of value in forgetting.
http://www.zephoria.org/thoughts/archives/2007/01/01/ephemeral_profi.html
[via jeremy]
Many teens are content (if not happy) to start over with most of their accounts in most places. Forgot your IM password? Sign up again. Forgot your email address? Create a new one. Forgot your login? Time for a change.
Und nun der Part, den ich besonders mag:
I should note that i don't think that the answer is "help teens remember passwords." I actually think that this tendency to shed is advantageous in the way that we shed clothes every year because the "old me" is no longer relevant. Technology is a bit too obsessed with remembering; there's a lot of value in forgetting.
michi - 07.Mar 2007 18:51 - blogosphaerisches
Michi a.k.a. 'Michael Platzer' is one of the 
