Interesting and Useful Links Mon 25 May 09

An Expectation of Online Privacy on Schneier On Security blog presents an interesting discussion about online privacy.

The Ten Commandments of Egoless Programming on Coding Horror presents some excellent "commandments" to remember when programming projects.

Chrome 2 announced, 30 percent faster - on FierceCIO's Tech Watch.  I like Chrome,  It's my default browser and now even faster - fantastic.

Gulags, Nukes and a Water Slide: Citizen Spies Lift North Korea's Veil on the Wall Street Journal.  This article demonstrates the power of the internet both in finding information and in the collaborative potential of the internet.

Shell and Chevron plan storm Tweets from the Houston Chronicle outlining how some oil and gas companies are starting to experiment with Twitter for getting out communications.  It's a start.  It's especially interesting in light of the ExxonMobil Twitter hoax.

Fellow Twitterati @DougGtheBA has a guest post Making it Work Between Business and IT: Why and How to Reach Across Boundaries to Dissipate Potential Attitude Issues on Laura Brandau's Bridging the Gap between Business and IT Blog.