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Interesting stuff. If the demographics of Gnomedex are any indication the same problem exists in America, not many girls are interested in “geek stuff”.
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This is a fairly simple way to protect yourself. “If you save a login for a website like Chase.com or Amazon.com, your password manager will remember it and offer to automatically fill it in for you when you’re on Chase.com or Amazon.com. If you end up on a different website, your password manager won’t offer…
Universities are an obvious target for hackers, for some really obvious reasons. Usually you have a relatively inexperienced IT workforce, a risk-unaware user base, and one thing that may come as a surprise to many outside of these environments, an extremely insecure environment. A few years back I had some interaction with a college IT…
Control with fine print Interesting stuff. I don’t think I’ll be getting Frontpage 2002 until MS fixes this “confusion”, and issues a clearer EULA. Follow these topics: Links
About one in five U.S. workers has a mental illness, but the majority has not disclosed it to their employer. That should come as no surprise. The stigma attached to mental health issues runs deep. On the upside, with May being Mental Health Awareness Month, HR leaders have the perfect opportunity to refocus their efforts….
“We are living in a world in which a handful of high-tech companies, sometimes working hand-in-hand with governments, are not only monitoring much of our activity, but are also invisibly controlling more and more of what we think, feel, do and say. The technology that now surrounds us is not just a harmless toy; it…
Apparently, it’s a never ending problem. Offices got phones so people could communicate, but too many people spent too much time on the phone. Then it was email, then it was the open office, now it’s Slack, Teams, etc. ““By lowering the barrier to initiate communication, the hidden side effect is that Slack has the…