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Mark Zuckerberg, In It To Change the World? 268

schmidt349 submitted a story about Zuckerberg that might fly in the face of what you've heard of the guy in the past. "Award-winning New York Times journalist David Kirkpatrick's new book The Facebook Effect presents readers with a complex view of Facebook's founder and CEO. Primed by hours of conversation and research deep into the history of the social network, Kirkpatrick reaches the conclusion that money isn't a primary motivation for Zuckerberg, 'a coder more than a CEO, a philosopher more than a businessman, a 26-year-old who has consistently avoided selling out because he sees Facebook as his way to change the world.' Kirkpatrick deftly handles the controversy surrounding Facebook's sometimes cavalier attitude toward user privacy, and the result is a much more balanced and less sensationalist account of Facebook's past, present, and future."

Comment Re:security issues? (Score 1) 319

I would hope that parts of the university that use the i-cards for cash use more fields on the card. I have not swiped an i-card (a regular credit card reader should suffice). But SC uses only the number printed in the card. I was not added in their first import of people with access. While in the TSG office someone looked at my card and typed in the 16 digit number and my name into a computer and then granted me access to certain rooms. I suspect SC does not get updates when someone is issued a new card.

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