Let’s be clear: I do not know how to hack a computer.

However, with the release of a new Firefox extension, any schmo like myself could access your information stored as “cookies” fairly easily.

And I did ““ I put my hand in the cookie jar, kind of.

There were clear ethical dilemmas, but sans malice and for the sake of research, I was ready to try and hack my peers.

“Pics or it didn’t happen,” is generally a joke.

Once I foolishly thought that liking computers meant I could and should be a computer scientist.

What’s the home page of your browser?

Imagine: It’s 2059. You’re in the Guiyu of Guangdong Province, China, strolling the streets.

I’ve always wanted to be a meteorologist.

In the spirit of the World Wide Web’s 20th birthday last Friday, I’d like to celebrate my favorite thing on the Web right now: Twitter.

The information highway just got a little more crowded.

During a visit to the tech hub that is Silicon Valley, Barack Obama, the biggest geek to hit the White House since Al Gore, touted a new position in White House if he were elected: Chief Technology Officer.