“TwitKu has been totally updated! As you can see, movable and sizable windows is the biggest change. This will make it easier to support “other” networks later.”
I suspect when Pownce releases an API, Twitku will be prepared for it.
Have we reached a point with social networking tools where there are too many, trying to do too many things? Now that many of them seem to be giving you a place to add different pieces of your online presence in one place, do we run the risk of being repetitive? I first had this…
Some of these aren’t that simple to be honest. On the other hand, if we could tech people to properly backup their stuff, protect themselves from malware, and keep their information private, we’d go a long way towards making using a computer less painful. So, take a look and see which of these tips could…
My hosting provider is moving their servers to another location over the next week or so. They tell me they will be doing these moves in the middle of the night Eastern Time, but if you happen to see this site disappear for 45 minutes to an hour, don’t fret. They are just driving it…
Earlier this month, this blogged passed it’s 7th year of existence. The oldest entry on the site is from Oct. 8, 2001. I’ve never been one to keep track of the date and consider it impressive how long I’ve been doing this, so I actually missed it. I also almost missed that yesterday’s entry was…
While watching the Alex Winter film about the Panama Papers, this quote stood out to me, given all of the talk about the “dangers” of encryption.
While working with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists in the early days of investigating the data leaked from the Mossack Fonseca law firm, the importance of not letting anyone know that the data had leaked, or that it was all being investigated, was paramount, so they lived with this slogan:
“Shut Up and Encrypt”
I was tuned in to a webinar yesterday by the Cowen Group when one of the speakers talked about the need for a deep bench in Litigation Support. Being a sports fan, I instantly understood exactly what she was saying. Her point was that the firm’s clients experience and expertise when it comes to e-discovery,…