...and maybe so will I because I'm sending this from work.
If you want to keep things private, you can find a way most of the time. I believe my bosses have better things to do than reading my email and IMs, however I'll use SSH for IRC and personal communications in general. I know there's always a simple technique called Print Screen, but I'm not that paranoid.
You can't expect privacy from work, that would be quite hypocritical really.
However I do expect my medical records to be kept confidential; I don't want whatever bar or place I go to to keep an account of whenever I'm there; if I sign up for a magazine, a service on the web etc.. I don't want them to collect personal data and sell it to other companies.
If I know I can choose privacy - even though that is not the default, then I'm fine, and I only have myself to blame as long as I know the conditions. But if I have no choice, then there's something wrong.
I'd rather consider the UFO sightings as an effect of a high consumption of Buckfast rather than Irn-Bru. It might be a bit too up north, but Bonnybridge does not appear to be that far from the Buckfast Triangle. (Yes more proof of strange happenings in Bonnie Scotland, a "Buckfast Triangle" between Glasgow and Edinburgh).
Having said that, I know some people who thought they were seeing UFO's in Glasgow while it was just lights on the streets. I blame the drugs for that one, not just wine.
I'd been using Opera for quite a while, mainly because of the tabbed browsing. Shortcomings for me were: no SOCKS support, and no password manager.
That gave me 2 good enough reasons to give mozilla a try.
I'm not 100% satisfied in the way Mozilla handles tab, Opera is still superior in that field. I do miss the mouse gestures too, so that little add-on is great news. I'm definitely going to go for Mozilla now, it is more stable as well. An effort needed for the tabs, and save link target as, and i won't be going back to opera.
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If you want to keep things private, you can find a way most of the time. I believe my bosses have better things to do than reading my email and IMs, however I'll use SSH for IRC and personal communications in general. I know there's always a simple technique called Print Screen, but I'm not that paranoid.
You can't expect privacy from work, that would be quite hypocritical really.
However I do expect my medical records to be kept confidential; I don't want whatever bar or place I go to to keep an account of whenever I'm there; if I sign up for a magazine, a service on the web etc.. I don't want them to collect personal data and sell it to other companies.
If I know I can choose privacy - even though that is not the default, then I'm fine, and I only have myself to blame as long as I know the conditions. But if I have no choice, then there's something wrong.
(Yes more proof of strange happenings in Bonnie Scotland, a "Buckfast Triangle" between Glasgow and Edinburgh).
Having said that, I know some people who thought they were seeing UFO's in Glasgow while it was just lights on the streets. I blame the drugs for that one, not just wine.
I'd been using Opera for quite a while, mainly because of the tabbed browsing. Shortcomings for me were: no SOCKS support, and no password manager. That gave me 2 good enough reasons to give mozilla a try. I'm not 100% satisfied in the way Mozilla handles tab, Opera is still superior in that field. I do miss the mouse gestures too, so that little add-on is great news. I'm definitely going to go for Mozilla now, it is more stable as well. An effort needed for the tabs, and save link target as, and i won't be going back to opera.