What’s a near-duplicate and how does it help?
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TechSpot: Google Reader Dies Monday, Here Are The Best Alternatives – Neowin – Neowin
Global Law Firm Breached – Bans Personal Devices from Network
Food for thought, even if it was a fake story…
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Big Law’s Troubling Trajectory – NYTimes.com
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Discovery Rules – Change is Coming
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Self-Collecting? Don’t Forget to Check for Image Only Files
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Talkler: Have Email Read to You – Geek News Central This could be useful while traveling, or otherwise needing to pay attention to where you’re going and still listen to email. tags: Tech iPhone MM Why It’s Time to Break the Code of Silence at the Airport | LinkedIn tags: travel MM Will There Ever…
As much as I am very concerned about the invasion of privacy that comes along with ever-present government and commercial surveillance, the even bigger concern might just be what an inviting target all of that data will be. As governments and companies continue to collect large amounts of data – and facial recognition trials are…
You cannot claim to care about the people who work for you, and not even check in on their well-being. Those two things do not go together at all. We have to get to that very minimum level before we can do more, and if we can’t even be bothered to get there, I see no reason why anyone with a choice would want to continue working for you.
Turns out, there are things we can do to deal with a mental health struggle, and continue working in many cases. Not all, certainly, but many. Of course that requires your workplace to fit this description: It revealed a few successful strategies that allow participants to juggle both workplace demands and their mental health needs….
Looking at my own Google Wave account, and the folks I follow on Twitter, it seems that Google has opened up the floodgates a little bit, and has given out quite a few more invites. That’s a good thing, because the first thing I realized when I started was that there weren’t very many people…
The thing I hate about lists like this is that way too many people will read the list of airports, and assume they can be “protected” by just not using Wi-Fi there. In fact, every public Wi-Fi network has vulnerabilities and should never be trusted. Use a VPN everywhere, whether the airport in question made…
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