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The Day Google Gets Hacked Hard....

...is probably long overdue.

Google annouced today a free (as in beer) spreadsheet program that will allow users to share data over the internet. And while it looks like a nice program, I have to wonder what's going to happen next.

When I first heard of this program, I had a single spreadsheet in mind, my monthly budget worksheet. I've been using this worksheet for the past two years and tend to get highly annoyed when I forget to copy the most recent version to whatever machine I'm travelling with. So this new offering looks quite tempting except if my info was ever hacked, it would list out almost every single liquidable financial account I have (minus account numbers).

So the question is do I give up security for conveinence? The data would most likely be useless to most people unless they really knew me well. But then again, it's a foothold to get more of my personal data more easily....probably thorugh social engineering. The odds are low...but still.

Conveinence or security? Which one would be best....

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Probably very similar to the on line wordprocessor I'm currently trying out from google. Has the potential to become a great classroom tool for me.
Writely.com

Let me know if you want an invite.

Actually, yeah, send it over....I'd like to take a swing at it. ;-)

bwohlgemuth at g mail dot company

You're the first person I've invited, so let me know if you get it - not sure I did it right.

I did and thank you...looks great!

You should have the ability to invite others now - about 21 I think.

Guys!

Tried out http://zohosheet.com which is an online spreadsheet app. For online word process just go ahead to access http://zohowriter.com

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