• Check your Google Plus profile (you have one if you have registered for any Google service) and set your "circles" to private.
• BlackBerry is throwing everything it's got at the launch of its new phone, the Z10.
• Twitter turned seven years oldthis week.
• Someone should get the Nobel Prize for finding out how to make valuable, thoughtful content on the Internet as viral as the vortex of vanity, navel-gazing, and vapidity that is Buzzfeed.

Further notes on all of the above: Available on my site.

- Brian Gongol / mail@gongol.com / wiseguys@whoradio.com

Listen on-demand to our show from March 16, 2013

Links from today's show:

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Thanks for listening this week!

- Brian Gongol / mail@gongol.com / wiseguys@whoradio.com

This week's radio show is available for listening on-demand.

Some links from our show today:

• If you find yourself baffled by things like the Harlem Shake, make a habit of dropping by KnowYourMeme.com. You could lose a week just bouncing among the memes, but it doesn't hurt to be up on the latest.
• Here's some old advice on buying a laptop. I need to update some of the details, but the general ideas are still pretty valid.
• What's the connection between the sequester and technology?
• If you're just trying to get your feet wet with putting up a website? Google offers a free service at sites.google.com that might be a good place to start.
• How to speed up a slow computer.