Intentar localizar al propietario del dominio (tal vez en who is) y dirigirte a él paa que retire esa imagen y, si no lo hace, denunciarlo ante la policía. Si el titular del dominio (no el servidor) está en el extranjero, tal vez tenga en su aviso legal cómo reclamar (p.ej. www.youtube.com tiene la vía de la política de privacidad y la del copyright). El último, y más efectivo recurso, la denuncia policial: el Grupo de delitos telemáticos o la Brigada de de Investigación Tecnológica

Depende, no podrás si por ejemplo si la captación de tu imagen es accesoria a la imagen que concretamente se está tomando, y se está en un lugar público, pues no vas a tener mucho que hacer. En concreto, la Ley dice que el derecho a la propia imagen no impedirá:

a) Su captación, reproducción o publicación por cualquier medio cuando se trate de personas que ejerzan un cargo público o una profesión de notoriedad o proyección pública y la imagen se capte durante un acto público o en lugares abiertos al público.

b) La utilización de la caricatura de dichas personas, de acuerdo con el uso social.

c) La información gráfica sobre un suceso o acaecimiento público cuando la imagen de una persona determinada aparezca como meramente accesoria. Las excepciones contempladas en los párrafos a) y b) no serán de aplicación respecto de las autoridades o personas que desempeñen funciones que por su naturaleza necesiten el anonimato de la persona que las ejerza.

¿Qué castigo penal puede caerle a alguien que publique mi foto desnuda en una playa?

Si entendemos que la fotografía en si supone una lesión a la dignidad de la persona, atentando contra su propia estimación, y es publicada en Internet, entonces podríamos incluso hablar de una “injuria” con el agravante de publicidad, pero en resumen, las acciones judiciales que existen hoy, conllevarían penas de hacer (más bien cesar en la publicación) y multas económicas.

¿ Si es un vídeo, ¿es más grave o es lo mismo?

Es lo mismo a efectos de posibilidades de defensa judicial, pero, dependiendo del contenido podría intentararse que el juez valorara una mayor gravedad (la Ley habla de captación, reproducción o publicación por fotografía, filme, o cualquier otro procedimiento de la imagen de una persona).

¿En qué delitos incurre alguien que cuelga la foto robada de otra persona en una playa?

Me remito a lo anterior, se podría hablar de un delito de injurias, e
incluso, dependiendo de si además de estar desnuda está en situación más comprometida, incluso de un delito de revelación de secretos, con penas de prisión de entre 2 y 5 años.

Si me tapan la cara, ¿tienen derecho a poner una foto desnuda mía, aunque para mis amigos sea reconocible?

Si te tapan la cara de tal forma que se dificulte la identificación de la persona, entonces no hay problema, pero, si resulta que la persona tiene un tatuaje inconfundible, y se publica la fotografía en la Intranet del trabajo, entonces la identificación de la persona es obvia aunque no se le vea la cara.

La mayoría de lugares donde se cuelgan estas fotos están en países remotos, ¿cómo se soluciona eso?

La colaboración de la Interpol es imprescindible, aunque, suele estar más implicada cuando las imágenes son de menores. En cualquier caso, la denuncia policial es el primer paso, pues abre la actuación judicial, única forma legal de lograr la retirada de contenidos de la Red. Desde la AI estamos insistiendo continuamente en la necesidad de la especialización de nuestros juzgadores en materia de nuevas tecnologías.

Una vez subidas a Internet, ¿esas fotos pueden pasar de página en página de forma que sea imposible retirarla del todo?

Si, no sólo que se vaya “linkando” de una a otra web, sino que además quedan las memorias caché y las hemerotecas virtuales. Como digo, eso es especialmente grave cuando hay menores implicados, por eso es tan importante que en los colegios e institutos se explique a los chavales que algo así no es una broma divertida, que es muy grave y, que sufrirlo, puede llevarte incluso a serios problemas psicológicos.

Aparte de cerrar las páginas, ¿qué tipo de indemnización se puede pedir en estos casos?

La valoración económica se hará en función de lo que estime el afectado en principio, y de lo que acepte el juez. La Ley dice que la indemnización se extenderá al daño moral, que se valorará atendiendo a las circunstancias del caso y a la gravedad de la lesión efectivamente producida, para lo que se tendrá en cuenta en su caso, la difusión o audiencia del medio a través del que se haya producido. También se valorará el beneficio que haya obtenido el causante de la lesión como consecuencia de la misma.

Via: Asociación de Internautas

Como comentábamos hace unos meses, la confianza es fácil de perder, y una de las causas es que los usuarios comiencen a percibir que las herramientas no funcionan como se desea. Por ello, los responsables de los servicios de Google están permanentemente leyendo y escuchando las opiniones de estos usuarios, y una manera de hacerlo en la nueva WWW es monitorizando la blogosfera.

Adam Darowski es un blogger de Boston cuyo blog tiene cierta relevancia, y que el pasado mes de marzo viajó a Texas para acudir a unas conferencias. Según cuenta en este post, acudió a ‘Google Transit‘ para que éste le recomendase las mejores conexiones, en medios de transporte públicos, para llegar desde el lugar donde se celebraba el evento hasta su hotel.

Darowski, con gran asombro, descubrió cómo se le indicaba una ruta en la que la última parada estaba situada a casi un kilómetro del hotel, sugiriéndole que, desde ese punto hasta el hotel, realizase un paseo andando. Además, en ese trayecto tendría que pasar una vía de tren y una autopista (ver captura de la ruta recomendada).

“Um. ¿Soy Superman?”, se preguntaba irónicamente. “¿Cómo demonios espera Google que lo consiga?”.

Joe Hughes es uno de los responsables de ‘Google Transit’, y leyó la queja. Y para disculparse por el error del servicio, le escribió una carta manuscrita: “Estimado Superman. Lamentamos que Google Transit te enviase a esa excursión, y queríamos que supieses que tu queja nos ha hecho que mejoremos el servicio, para intentar que los recorridos a pie desde los puntos de inicio y fin de las rutas sean mucho más aceptables”.

Además, la carta estaba acompañada de un regalo, tal y como nos cuenta en este otro post: un kit (capa incluida) de Superman.

Via google.dirson.com

What happened after December? Well, Google stopped giving almost every Google Checkout user twenty dollars just for shopping. Like I said before, if you have to pay users to use your service, then it doesn’t deserve to succeed, and shoppers are agreeing. I don’t understand why Google Checkout needs to exist on websites like Buy.com, that have no problem processing credit card orders normally, and Google needs to find an excuse for their system. At least PayPal has a bank account.

Via: Inside Google

Apart from the most obvious things like better design, usability along with standards there are 7 things about the way a website just looks and feels different now because of most of the below annoyances that have been phased out by better designers. Here’s the breakdown -

Best Viewed In – Remember that phrase, you would see it everywhere! This site is “Best viewed in IE 5.5 or Netscape 6″ coupled with the screen resolution also being stated. This warning was enough for me to just leave the site and never never return. The only sites that still use that wording are the ones that haven’t updated their sites in years, or still employ the same people who run Win 98 SE on their computers. Hello! People it’s 2007…see we have this thing called Firefox, you can even see it from the sky. In fact here is a community message from Pizza Hut.

Get Flash Player - I’m so glad that Web 2.0 sites don’t have splash pages that say please download AJAX and CSS before proceeding to view our site. That would be a sweet parody though for whoever has time to kill.

But yeah, Web 2.0 has done away with giving you instructions on how to download it due to the fact that everybody put those get flash player badges on their sites, so we don’t need to see it anymore. 98% of the internet population has flash installed.

Tables - With the advent of CSS the web just got more cleaner. There are still some people who refuse to give up using tables to design a web layout, and then there are those that you are just left asking yourself – Why? Pixel perfect positioning with a lightweight web page are just some of the benefits of using CSS to build your websites.

Click here to Enter/Launch – The dreaded splash page that had all the first two requirements was not bad enough – they had to add another click to the experience. One click too many for me. When people visit your site they want to see, read and experience not told to do a bunch of things before they can view your site.

That’s like going to a restaurant and the chef tells you to cut the potatoes so he can fry them and then serve it to you. A great many sites still do practice this evil and they are mostly in the shopping, fashion segment.

The only good thing about a splash page, in the example of fashion, is the language redirection of the visitor.

Flash Intros – Oy! Yay! Yay! I’ll admit I’m guilty of this too. Making those swishy swashy flash intros to please clients of some zippipty chappada pad pa in their sites was a requirement. I have only one company/man to solely blame for this trend. Eric Jordan of 2Advanced.com which brings me to the next one…

Loading please wait…Sigh! Flash you seem to dominate this post. Waiting forever on those 56K modems a couple of years ago was AGONY! Not only that but then sometimes the designer would get creative and break the flash apart and give the files various loading sequences and name them like so – getting navigation…navigation done…getting sound…sound done…finalizing layout…layout created…oh shut the heck up! Exit…

Resizing Browsers – Imagine if you went to digg and they would automatically resize your browser and then you jumped over to delicious and they would do the same, then CNN and so on and on. The chances of you ever visiting those sites again would drop to 0 in a heartbeat.

I could go on and on about more stuff but I want to encourage you to comment and tell me the stuff that I have missed or didn’t think about.

• animated 3D gif’s { flames also highly missed…or not }
• blinking text
• Frames
• Marquee’s
• Hit Counters
• Please sign my guestbook

Via: everybodygoto.com

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Con el tiempo uno sufre lo que se acaba llamando por infotoxicación o intoxicación por exceso de información y no es otra cosa que tener demasiados focos de distracción que hacen que sea imposible centrarse en una sola cosa. Algunos métodos que uso para minimizar lo máximo posible estos focos (y con cierta eficacia) son:

1. Desactiva la descarga automática del email. El icono del correo en la bandeja con un bonito número es una llamada muy poderosa a leer el correo pendiente.

   Esto también se aplica con el lector de feeds y cualquier programa similar, la idea es tener que darle a “descargar ahora” manualmente cuando a ti te interese.

   De la misma forma, desactiva las notificaciones sonoras: a poco que te intentes concentrar se vuelven un incordio y te hacen pensar “tengo que revisar los correos/feeds pendientes”.

2. La mensajería instantánea es un acoso continuo. El no estar conectado es deseable, pero si no es posible intenta configurarlo lo mejor posible:
   • Desactiva las notificaciones sonoras: se aplica el tercer párrafo del primer punto exactamente igual.
   • Notificaciones visuales sólo una vez. En esto Kopete por defecto es muy agradable y un ejemplo a seguir, cuando te hablan aparece un cuadro para contestar/ignorar pero cuando minimizas la conversación no vuelve a aparecer el recuadro cuando te dicen algo nuevo a no ser que sea otra persona.
   • Ponte en estado ocupado: hay gente que “te molestará” igualmente (a veces ni te das cuenta del estado de la otra persona) pero algunas personas lo respetan y evitan hablarte por tonterias.
3. Música: depende.

   Por experiencia algunas personas “funcionan” mejor con un estilo de música que con otro, incluso sin música. El único inconveniente es al trabajar en grupo evitar elegir estilos que a unos les distraigan y a otros no.

4. La noche es tu aliada. Soy un hombre nocturno. Si cualquier foco de distracción puede hacer perder la concentración y por tanto la productividad, entonces el ruido del día es perfecto para ello.

   La noche es tu aliada, sobretodo cuando el único ruido que se oye es el de tus manos acribillando el teclado. Además puede resultar una fuente de inspiración enorme coger un portátil, subirse al tejado y ponerse a escribir a la luz de la luna llena… aún a riesgo de que empiece una lluvia abundante y la inspiración se convierta en una gripe de 7 días con medicina o una semana sin medicinas…

   Una solución alternativa seria tener un cuarto insonorizado pero además de ser una solución que no todo el mundo puede costearse no es solución cuando a la quinta vez que te llama tu familia y no contestas entra abriendo la puerta de golpe y hablando a grito pelado, desde luego no hay duda: la noche es tu aliada.

5. Entorno agradable. Puede sonar obvio, pero algunas personas tienen un sitio para trabajar muy mal acondicionado: temperatura inadecuada (demasiado calor de día y demasiado frío de noche), poco espacio, un monitor sin base (nada elevado, literalmente a la altura del teclado) y mi favorita: una silla nada cómoda; a ser posible con ruedas, estrecha y con muchas almohadas para que al sentarte te escurras hacía delante, la silla hacía atrás y tu trasero hacía el centro de la tierra.
6. Banea YouTube. No es broma, me estoy planteando seriamente hacerlo o un script en greasemonkey que ponga una alerta “esta usted apunto de entrar en YouTube, esto supone una acción muy peligrosa para su productividad y una (feliz) perdida del poco tiempo que tiene disponible” xD.

A modo de resumen la idea queda clara: comodidad, interferencias del exterior mínimas, la familia como los trastos, pocos y lejos y evitar ciertos usos del software.

Tomaso y basado en un articulo de:  http://sigt.net 

episode 01.05 :: respect for the rights of others is peace

segment 1: bikini beach

infolinks: chivito canon

Bikini Beach, near Punta del Este, is THE place to show off your hot South American look. The mariposaHD team is there, with the HD camcorder, the high-resolution camera, and the telephoto zoom lens to show you what it is all about. We meet up with some of the locals, some of the visitors, and catch an impromptu model casting.

mariposa music: “Breeze” by lalann from the album: File It Under: Deep House Courtesy of PMB http://www.pmbmusic.com and by cristian

segment 2: tammy

infolinks: tammy

There are lots of hot girls on Bikini Beach but only one of them gets to be our new mariposa girl. tammy is a beautiful young model from Argentina who spends the summer working on the beach in Uruguay. She doesn’t smoke, is in great shape, has all her original body parts, has a fantastic smile, and, most importantly, she has the right attitude. It’s not easy to look perfect in front of an HD camera. tammy does and she’s our newest mariposa girl.

mariposa music: “Blue Coast” by lalann from the album: File It Under: Deep House Courtesy of PMB http://www.pmbmusic.com

segment 3: dotto

infolinks: dotto

Dotto Models has been one of South America’s top modeling agencies for more than 20 years. After operating many years near the exclusive beach town of José Ignacio, Pancho Dotto has brought out some of his famous ladies for a walk down the runway for some of the locals.

mariposa music: “Let Me In” by Dry & Wet “Automatic Jazz” by Index Courtesy of solimano/Unlock Recordings http://www.unlock-recordings.com

segment 4: bussola

infolinks: bussola

When javier bussola is spinning, you know it’s going to be a late night. Or an early morning. Since starting as a DJ back in 1987, Bussola has played in every major club and festival around Argentina. tamir catches up with Sñr. Bussola in his car before going on to play an outdoor set at an electronic music festival near Punta and we find out how he gets warmed up before a big show.

mariposa music: “Magic Leaf” by Javier Bussola Courtesy of Javier Bussola http://www.javierbussola.com

To watch the video open the complete post by clicking on the link below…

Everyone loves Gmail. But not everyone loves email, or the digital era. What ever happened to stamps, filing cabinets, and the mailman? Well, you asked for it, and it’s here. We’re bringing it back.

A New Button Now in Gmail, you can request a physical copy of any message with the click of a button, and we’ll send it to you in the mail.Simplicity Squared Google will print all messages instantly and prepare them for delivery. Allow 2-4 business days for a parcel to arrive via post.Total Control A stack of Gmail Paper arrives in a box at your doorstep, and it’s yours to keep forever. You can read it, sort it, search it, touch it. Or even move it to the trash—the real trash. (Recycling is encouraged.) Keep it Secret, Keep it Safe Google takes privacy very seriously. But once your email is physically in your hands, it’s as secure as you want to make it.

How does it work?

Is it free?

Yes. The cost of postage is offset with the help of relevant, targeted, unobtrusive advertisements, which will appear on the back of your Gmail Paper prints in red, bold, 36 pt Helvetica. No pop-ups, no flashy animations—these are physically impossible in the paper medium.

How about attachments?

All part of the deal. Photo attachments are printed on high-quality, glossy photo paper, and secured to your Gmail Paper with a paper clip. MP3 and WAV files will not be printed. We recommend maintaining copies of your non-paper Gmail in these cases.

Is there a limit?

You can make us print one, one thousand, or one hundred thousand of your emails. It’s whatever seems reasonable to you.

But what about the environment?

Not a problem. Gmail Paper is made out of 96% post-consumer organic soybean sputum, and thus, actually helps the environment. For every Gmail Paper we produce, the environment gets incrementally healthier.

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I have to admit that at the time I saw this announcement i believed it totally. Then I realized it was a google´s april fools day hoax… GOOD ONE google…

Assuming the hacker has a reasonably fast connection and PC here is an estimate of the amount of time it would take to generate every possible combination of passwords for a given number of characters. After generating the list it’s just a matter of time before the computer runs through all the possibilities – or gets shut down trying.

Pay particular attention to the difference between using only lowercase characters and using all possible characters (uppercase, lowercase, and special characters – like @#$%^&*). Adding just one capital letter and one asterisk would change the processing time for an 8 character password from 2.4 days to 2.1 centuries.

Remember, these are just for an average computer, and these assume you aren’t using any word in the dictionary. If Google put their computer to work on it they’d finish about 1,000 times faster.

Now, I could go on for hours and hours more about all sorts of ways to compromise your security and generally make your life miserable – but 95% of those methods begin with compromising your weak password. So, why not just protect yourself from the start and sleep better at night?

Believe me, I understand the need to choose passwords that are memorable. But if you’re going to do that how about using something that no one is ever going to guess AND doesn’t contain any common word or phrase in it.

Here are some password tips:

1. Randomly substitute numbers for letters that look similar. The letter ‘o’ becomes the number ‘0′, or even better an ‘@’ or ‘*’. (i.e. – m0d3ltf0rd… like modelTford)
2. Randomly throw in capital letters (i.e. – Mod3lTF0rd)
3. Think of something you were attached to when you were younger, but DON’T CHOOSE A PERSON’S NAME! Every name plus every word in the dictionary will fail under a simple brute force attack.
4. Maybe a place you loved, or a specific car, an attraction from a vacation, or a favorite restaurant?
5. You really need to have different username / password combinations for everything. Remember, the technique is to break into anything you access just to figure out your standard password, then compromise everything else. This doesn’t work if you don’t use the same password everywhere.
6. Since it can be difficult to remember a ton of passwords, I recommend using Roboform. It will store all of your passwords in an encrypted format and allow you to use just one master password to access all of them. It will also automatically fill in forms on Web pages, and you can even get versions that allow you to take your password list with you on your PDA, phone or a USB key. If you’d like to download it without having to navigate their web site here is the direct download link.
7. Once you’ve thought of a password, try Microsoft’s password strength tester to find out how secure it is.

Ever happened this to you? There is a free application that helps you know if you´re recipient email saw your e-mail and is avoiding you… It´s called MSGTAG!!!

Everybody loves email. It’s cheap, easy and instant. But how many times do you find yourself wondering what happened to your messages? You send an email out into the Internet, then wait patiently for a reply. But will it get there? Will they read it? When will they read it? And will it be too late? Where’s the reply? Are they still checking that account? Are they on holiday? Should you just wait a little longer? What’s the story?

Message tags take the uncertainty out of email by allowing you to deliver messages, instead of just sending them. MSGTAG is a new desktop application that tells you when your emails have been received and opened. It works alongside your existing mail program, sending you an email the moment your message is viewed — just to let you know. MSGTAG simply lets you know they’ve got the message. So now you don’t have to wonder, because you’ll know.

Message tags notify you the moment your messages are opened
When your email is viewed at its destination, MSGTAG lets you know. You receive notification from MSGTAG telling you that your message has been opened. The notification also details when the message was sent, when it was viewed, and what the delay has been in between.

How is MSGTAG different from the read receipts you already get in Outlook and other email programs?
Unlike traditional read receipts, MSGTAG doesn’t hassle your recipient with pop-up boxes — it’s completely automatic — and you can send tagged messages to practically any email address, including Hotmail and Yahoo addresses.

MSGTAG works with most popular email programs, including Outlook & Outlook Express
The beauty of MSGTAG is that you don’t have to change anything about the way you write or send your email. In fact you’ll hardly even know it’s there — a small icon in your system tray is the only indication that MSGTAG is working quietly in the background. MSGTAG can be run on almost any desktop email program (including Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora and Pegasus Mail).
* Please note that MSGTAG is not currently available for Hotmail, Yahoo!, AOL or similar services. Tagged messages may be sent to these addresses, but not from them.

It’s unobtrusive.
MSGTAG runs in the background while you send your email as usual. This means that you don’t have to write your message into a strange little box, or alter email addresses before you send anything. One of the best things about MSGTAG is that your friends don’t need to do anything different either. There are no annoying pop-up windows asking them to send a notification back to you — all they see is a small MSGTAG footer stating that you’ve been notified of them having received the message.

It’s private.
MSGTAG’s technology guarantees that your messages remain just as private as usual. At no stage do we ever have access to your messages – your email goes straight from you to the recipient, without passing through our servers. No storing. No peeping. No handing your email address out to anyone. For more information you can check out our comprehensive privacy policy.

It’s simple.
We’ve designed MSGTAG to be easy to use. Our eye-catching capsule design allows you to enable or disable tagging with one click, while our high-end version displays your tagging and notification options in an innovative roadmap format, so you can see your tagging status and select new options without trawling through screens of pull-down menus.

MSGTAG is also a breeze to install, and can usually set itself up automatically with your mail settings. For more information, see our support pages.

You want the ultimate in email management, so you need MSGTAG Status. All your tagged messages are displayed in the MSGTAG Status Dashboard, so you can see at a glance which messages have been opened. You decide how you receive your receipts and with MSGTAG Status, you can set up different tagging options for different people.Also when you upgrade to MSGTAG Status, you’ll receive access to unlimited email technical support!

Time to upgrade? MSGTAG Plus contains all the great features in MSGTAG Free as well as giving you the ability to personalize or hide the MSGTAG footer. Include your own signature or personal greeting — or simply leave it blank!Also when you upgrade to MSGTAG Plus, you’ll receive access to unlimited email technical support!

MSGTAG Free sends you notifications by email when your messages are opened at their destination. The eye-catching MSGTAG capsule sits on your desktop or in your system tray, allowing you to enable or disable tagging with one click. It doesn’t hassle your friends with pop-up boxes, all they see is a small MSGTAG Footer at the end of your message. Best of all, MSGTAG Free is free!

¿Qué es DomainTools? Pues DomainTools, evidentemente, son herramientas para los dominios en internet, una utilidad muy completa que nos ofrece una información más detallada sobre cualquier dominio que lo que nos puede ofrecer la mayoría de servicios.De una pasada y mediante un whois a un dominio en concreto sabremos informaciones como su puntuación SEO, artículo en el wiki de AboutUs, relevancia, sitios relacionados, etc… También nos ofrece información sobre los datos del servidor, datos del registro del dominio y otros datos.

Cuenta además con otro tipo de herramientas, como la que nos sirve para averiguar nuestra ip, monitorización de dominios, monitorización de servidor de nombres, ping, traceroute, histórico de dominios, subastas, etc…

En definitiva, un conjunto de herramientas relacionadas con los dominios en internet en un único sitio web, siendo necesario el registro para la mayoría de servicios.

LINK: DomainTools.com

Via: Genbeta

This photo was taken in Florianopolis, Brazil. I worked with fashion photographer, Brigham Field, for two international magazine editorials, such as Black+White (Australia) and Matador Magazine (Germany). In this photo I appear with international model Roberta Murgo, a 19 years old brazilian girl, who began her career two years ago, appearing two times in the brazilian version of Playboy Magazine.

After appearing in these international magazines, people from Europe and the USA searched the web, wanting to see more of her. The first result from a “Roberta Murgo Google search” is from my Flickr account, followed by my personal photo site called PICS2DIE4.com

Some important and high traffic blogs and FHM Magazine linked directly to Roberta Murgo´s Gallery @ PICS2DIE4.com collapsing my server in one day. Traffic statistics reported 75 hits per second making the site unsurfable… I was amazed, because after one year of life of PICS2DIE4.com , I only had 12,000 visits, and in the last 2 days I almost got 31,000 visits. That´s the power of a pretty face. I had to change some URLs to get my server alive again. By the time I´m writing this post, PICS2DIE4.com got 43,331 visitors. I´m already planning in working again with Roberta, so I hope to have a more powerful server in the future….