I’ve been meaning to load up my presentation that I gave at BarCamp a few weeks ago, but it kept slipping my mind. I had a decent turnout, made harder that I was running against one of the more popular panel session!
My session really did pose more questions than it answered, and one of the suggestions made during it was that we ask Simon McGarr to take over the topic at a future BarCamp (hopefully more about that soon!). It’s a fascinating topic that is really only rearing it’s head now.
A related article showed up on Gizmodo yesterday about how to crack a Windows password – while it’s something that can be used for wrong-doing, it’s something that we need to be able to do in the case of the death of a partner….
PowerPoint is available here.
Really interesting presentation (if a little too pink for my tastes). I’m sorry I missed it first time round, and I hope that Simon takes up your suggestion to revisit it at BarCamp Dublin!
Posted on February 14, 2007 at 8:26 am.
Really interesting presentation Elly! makes me think there might be something for non-geeky me at Barcamp!
Posted on February 23, 2007 at 5:50 pm.
WillKnott.ie » Blog Archive » The 4 ds of information loss - Statement of intent says:
[…] Christmas, so ownership of data was in my mind. Barcamp Waterford was where Ellybabes presented Death and Divorce in the Digital World almost a year ago. (The slides from the presentation are in the […]
Posted on March 6, 2008 at 12:25 am.
WillKnott.ie » Blog Archive » 4 Ds of Information loss – Death says:
[…] Ellybabes pointed out in her Death and Divorce in the Digital World presentation, unless you leave someone the password, they are going to stay locked […]
Posted on March 31, 2008 at 6:38 pm.
WillKnott.ie » Blog Archive » 4 Ds of Information loss – Divorce says:
[…] There are 2 types of divorce in this world, amicable and complete shafting. This is a quote from Ellybabes‘ BarCamp presentation on Death and Divorce in the Digital World. […]
Posted on April 10, 2008 at 11:17 pm.
Damien Mulley » Blog Archive » Not in the Sunday Papers - 13th July 2008 says:
[…] is very old but well worth looking at again. EllyBabes talks about what happens to our digital bits afer we die or simply get […]
Posted on July 13, 2008 at 1:02 pm.