Where do you stand on privacy?
pchristensen: I'm not sure how privacy works online, or who sees what.  Having said that, as a hacker I probably understand it better than most regular people.  When I decide to put anything (anything) online, I keep two things in mind:1) Anything I put up can be seen by anyone (not just the people I would prefer see it)2) Anything I put up will be around forever and I can't unring that bell.With those points in mind, here are some of the things I haven't put online:-the company I work for-my home address (I think I've mentioned the city, I have mentioned the metro)-any pictures of my daughter (maybe she has slipped in the background of some)-religious affiliation and (for the most part) political viewsOne the other hand, I've gone out of my publicize (here and on reddit) things I've written on technical and business topics.  I want that stuff to be found, but I try to make sure it's something I wouldn't mind someone pulling out 10 or 20 years from now.  My goal is that the worst thing that could happen to me based on what I publish online is that I'll be accused of being dumb or naive.  I don't want my friendships or family to be affected by some web fad.