The Life of Steve Jobs (1955 – 2011)
Intro
Hello dear readers,
I cannot begin to explain why I have not posted anything since August (and since April before that), because I really have no explanation. I just recently moved to Stockholm to do my Masters, and I have just been indulging in all sorts of activities, blogging not being one of them. So… I’m really grateful for those of you who still visit, and I hope I can get some more to come as I blog. I promise to try to do it more often.
I’m sure that most of you have read everything and/or anything concerning the death of Steve Jobs, so I will contribute to this by just aggregating the day’s most influential articles about this great influential figure of our times, into one waterfall of links, where you could find something you may have missed. I will also include some of the most viral videos and pictures of the day, all in one big post.
Enjoy!
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Hacks at Twitter, New York Times, WSJ and Washington Post highlight need for better security hygiene
Earlier tonight, I received an email I would just as soon not have gotten from Twitter, along with 250,000 Twitter users who had their password reset. Twitter security director Bob Lord explained why I'd received the email on the company blog:
"This week, we detected unusual access patterns that led to us identifying unauthorized access attempts to Twitter user data. We discovered one live attack and were able to shut it down in process moments later.







