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Only 8% of Those Who Paid the Ransom Got ALL Their Data Back
Just When You Thought You Understood ESI
– linked documents instead of attachments are becoming the norm, should the legal industry ignore that and consider them attachments?
“Ultimately, a competent manager knows how to empathize. “
Data Retention Policies and Legal Hold Practices – Time to Revisit Because of Remote Work?
Security Vulnerabilities in Cellebrite
– the ethical arguments in this situation could go on for a long time.
“When AIs start hacking, everything will change. They won’t be constrained in the same ways, or have the same limits, as people. They’ll change hacking’s speed, scale, and scope, at rates and magnitudes we’re not ready for.”
Remote Workers Expect Pay to Reflect Their Locations
It’s a weird dynamic, certainly you don’t want to be valued less than coworkers, but living in a less expensive location is actually a competitive hiring advantage too.
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Lots of ideas floating around this weekend in the podcasts I was listening to surrounding the idea of what you say about the users you support. It all started with Douglas Welch’s podcast “Don’t Say It” where he talks about the possible consequences of getting not only getting caught “user bashing” but also the negative…
Kathy Sierra has an interesting post on the Creating Passionate Users blog, about how to get our users past the “P” Mode, a reference to digital cameras. There’s a terrific, if somewhat lengthy, conversation taking place in the comments as well. I’m sure I’ll have something more to say about the idea, but I want…
Scoble pointed to this story about the possibility of a Pocket PC pricewar just in time for Christmas. Given all the discussion we’ve had around here concerning PocketPC and Palm, it’s probably worth noting to someone planning to buy me a Christmas gift. 🙂 By the way, I think the deciding factor between PocketPc and…