Anything that's posted online may be available long after you've deleted it from the original source. That's because search engines and other web crawlers move around the internet indexing websites and making copies. Some sites reprocess online content without your knowing about it. So just because you delete something, it may still be available on the internet somewhere. A software that tracks your postings and deletes not just the original but all copies of it on the web would be very useful. You never know when you might post something you want to delete later.
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Thursday, September 24, 2009
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Track and delete all copies
Anything that's posted online may be available long after you've deleted it from the original source. That's because search engines and other web crawlers move around the internet indexing websites and making copies. Some sites reprocess online content without your knowing about it. So just because you delete something, it may still be available on the internet somewhere. A software that tracks your postings and deletes not just the original but all copies of it on the web would be very useful. You never know when you might post something you want to delete later.
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Saturday, February 23, 2008
Third Life Game Idea
This thought was posted on Thinkaloo on 23 October 2007 by member james85
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Imagine a virtual world, like Second Life, with the following catch to it.
You join Third Life online and create your Avatar. Immediately a copy-cat Avatar gets created. You don't control any of its movements. Your twin avatar is an artificially intelligent copy-cat that operates on its own.
It studies your actual life every day and then based on it, it simulates a random daily life for itself. Your copy-cat Avatar can interact with real Avatars as well as other copy-cats.
What you get to experience is a different way you could have lived your Second life. The different choices you could have made, the different people you could have met. That's your Third Life!
Visit www.thinkaloo.com, our new online community where you can share your thoughts and knowledge, discuss your ideas, ask questions and meet smart people
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Imagine a virtual world, like Second Life, with the following catch to it.
You join Third Life online and create your Avatar. Immediately a copy-cat Avatar gets created. You don't control any of its movements. Your twin avatar is an artificially intelligent copy-cat that operates on its own.
It studies your actual life every day and then based on it, it simulates a random daily life for itself. Your copy-cat Avatar can interact with real Avatars as well as other copy-cats.
What you get to experience is a different way you could have lived your Second life. The different choices you could have made, the different people you could have met. That's your Third Life!
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