Not a lot of CRAZY stuff that i have not already touched in previous blogs… but i wanted to give a quick update! As many of you know, i am in a show and so i am very busy, and will likely be unable to update again for another week.
Pirates beware! Recently 4 million accounts and passwords were accessed in a hack of thepiratebay.org (a popular public torrent website). You may find it worrisome that they had access to “create, delete, modify or view all user information, including the number and name of file trackers or torrents uploaded by users.” No worries though, the pirate bay has patched the breach in the hull and is back in full force!
With the addition of new iPhone ads, developer of the “Flashlight” application pulled in $1,400 in one day. Now, i love when a quality programmer is compensated accordingly for the work they have done, but $30,000 a month seems a bit steep. True, some of this could have just been hype about the new ads and iPhone users clicked on it to see what it was all about, but still, thats a lot of moulah! 
Australia VS. Google? Many countries are looking into the recent collection of Wi-fi data that took place in the land of Google. It was a simple part of the Streetview project that took a sour turn for Google. Australians (as anyone would) felt that their privacy had been invaded. Looks like Facebook isnt the only one dealing with privacy issues. Google officials say, “We want to reiterate to Australians that this was a mistake for which we are sincerely sorry. Maintaining people’s trust is crucial to everything we do and we have to earn that trust every single day. We are acutely aware that we failed badly here,”
Johnny Lee is amazing. Because i am short on time, ill just say, watch the video.
MAS
Aaron – I just stumbled on your blog. Hope all is well.