Mozilla bug
Gee even Mozilla and Firefox have security issues. Maybe it would just be better if no one surfed the internet? 🙂
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As if to prove that it’s not just women being publicly slammed that gets my dander up, I agree with Roger’s comment here. So you dropped Scoble’s feed from your subscriptions. I do that all the time. Heck I drop people from the blogroll, or just quit reading blogs all the time because I’m not…
I read this recent quote from an article about Ev Williams this week and something seemed oddly familiar about it: The trouble with the internet, Mr. Williams says, is that it rewards extremes. Say you’re driving down the road and see a car crash. Of course you look. Everyone looks. The internet interprets behavior like…
Reading this latest article about the future of the mobile web, Smartphones: The silent killer of the Web as you know it, I’m struck by the difference between how young people interact with the web, and how us old veterans do it. Young people don’t use tablets because they don’t see them as necessary for…
The unrelenting threat of ransomware is pushing cybersecurity workers to quit
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We’re All Coping With So Many Collective Traumas At Work Right Now
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The Internet is getting rid of passwords: this is changing now for us as users
Regarding my previous question from the weekend about where you draw the line between keeping up a good relationship with your users and letting them walk all over you with non-work technology issues, I would mostly err on the side of letting them walk over you. There’s definitely a line that needs to be drawn…
Psychologists say this is the only icebreaker question you’ll ever need “Four words — so simple, yet so revealing: “Tell me about yourself.” If you have social or networking anxiety, this is the only icebreaker you’ll ever need” The New Look of Legal Education Keeping our kids safe in a digital age Yee Haw! Texas…