me me me me me!

[terriko]

Posting about my new gig blogging for the Geek Feminism blog reminded me that it's been a while since I let people know some of the other places to find me, so for the record, here's some places I update regularly:

• There's my personal web page and my academic web page, which are mostly updated with new publications, presentations, and photos.
  
• I write for the Geek Feminism blog.
  
• I write for the CU-WISE blog, run by my local Women in Science and Engineering group, which is full of cool young women. We do a lot of social/academic activities at the university, as well as outreach such going to talk to Girls@VV and, yesterday, the IBM EXITE camp.
  
• I have another personal/research blog over at WebInsecurity.net although I admit, it hasn't seen much use lately because I've been taking all that writing and putting it directly to the thesis.
  
• I'm terriko on twitter
  
• There's always my flickr stream -- I only post a few photos here, but I upload stuff constantly.
  
• And I'm also terriko at LibraryThing. Which reminds me that I should really review this fantastic little book I read on the weekend called Princess Ben...
  

So there you go, more Terri links than anyone really needs all in one handy post. :)

Comments

Courage

[(Anonymous)]

You are more courageous than I am. I am such a control freak, my web page contains instructions to email me to receive information about me, just so that I know who exactly is looking at my resume.

I know, I know...

Asad

Re: Courage

[terriko]

I've long since given up on hiding. Did I tell you that someone I didn't know phoned the university looking for me, specifically for advice on a linux laptop I haven't used in years? Kinda freaky. And that's from the info I can't hide -- my real name and university affiliation appear in publications, which I have to make as an academic.

I do worry this will eventually backfire in a big and unpleasant way for me, especially as a contributor to geek feminism, but I decided to go less pseudonymous and see how it worked out anyhow.