Comments on: What we leave behind http://randomsarah.com/what-we-leave-behind/ These are Sarah Cooley's thoughts on Social Media, Internet Video, Community, and other random things on the web. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:09:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Julibeans http://randomsarah.com/what-we-leave-behind/comment-page-1/#comment-656 Julibeans Wed, 08 Jul 2009 08:01:14 +0000 http://randomsarah.com/?p=915#comment-656 I love the polariod cameras as well, it is there that started this ability for people to have access to the technology to do projects like this. That also is a pretty interesting question, about our content. Instead of digging up fossils maybe people will be searching through hard drives. I like all the networking sites as well like youtube or flickr, etc. where you can keep a part of 'you' on the internet, but how can you guarantee it will always be there?<br><br>I really like site, I wish mine was as sophisticated as yours. I love the polariod cameras as well, it is there that started this ability for people to have access to the technology to do projects like this. That also is a pretty interesting question, about our content. Instead of digging up fossils maybe people will be searching through hard drives. I like all the networking sites as well like youtube or flickr, etc. where you can keep a part of 'you' on the internet, but how can you guarantee it will always be there?

I really like site, I wish mine was as sophisticated as yours.

]]> By: Julianne http://randomsarah.com/what-we-leave-behind/comment-page-1/#comment-586 Julianne Wed, 08 Jul 2009 01:01:14 +0000 http://randomsarah.com/?p=915#comment-586 I love the polariod cameras as well, it is there that started this ability for people to have access to the technology to do projects like this. That also is a pretty interesting question, about our content. Instead of digging up fossils maybe people will be searching through hard drives. I like all the networking sites as well like youtube or flickr, etc. where you can keep a part of 'you' on the internet, but how can you guarantee it will always be there?<br><br>I really like site, I wish mine was as sophisticated as yours. I love the polariod cameras as well, it is there that started this ability for people to have access to the technology to do projects like this. That also is a pretty interesting question, about our content. Instead of digging up fossils maybe people will be searching through hard drives. I like all the networking sites as well like youtube or flickr, etc. where you can keep a part of 'you' on the internet, but how can you guarantee it will always be there?

I really like site, I wish mine was as sophisticated as yours.

]]> By: excalipoor http://randomsarah.com/what-we-leave-behind/comment-page-1/#comment-584 excalipoor Sat, 27 Jun 2009 23:46:48 +0000 http://randomsarah.com/?p=915#comment-584 I did the 365 days project myself and I have learned a lot of things about me. I found out that I have a lot of negative qualities of myself that now i'm trying to make a change. I learned that I am way too lazy to do a lot of things even though I wanna do it. I was able to take a picture a day for a year, but I was too lazy to post my daily pics to the web. But I did learn that I am capable of stick with something and work on it. Even though I am not a creative person, but I think I can still find a way to make something different through others. I do worry about my account being deleted from flickr from some mishap, but I was lucky that I learn to back up my stuff beforehand. I just never like the idea to post pictures straight to the web from the camera or my phone. But these things can change. I guess I just have to remind myself to back them up if i ever post videos or pictures straight to the web. I did the 365 days project myself and I have learned a lot of things about me. I found out that I have a lot of negative qualities of myself that now i'm trying to make a change. I learned that I am way too lazy to do a lot of things even though I wanna do it. I was able to take a picture a day for a year, but I was too lazy to post my daily pics to the web. But I did learn that I am capable of stick with something and work on it. Even though I am not a creative person, but I think I can still find a way to make something different through others. I do worry about my account being deleted from flickr from some mishap, but I was lucky that I learn to back up my stuff beforehand. I just never like the idea to post pictures straight to the web from the camera or my phone. But these things can change. I guess I just have to remind myself to back them up if i ever post videos or pictures straight to the web.

]]>