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How To Securely Delete Files From Your HDD Or SSD In Windows
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E-discovery best practices for your practice, Step 5: Productions
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How To Securely Delete Files From Your HDD Or SSD In Windows
E-discovery best practices for your practice, Step 5: Productions
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Let’s Not Print Social Media For Productions
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Google Chromecast: Trial Presentation Game Changer?
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If you’ve ever been in one of my training classes, it’s likely you’ve heard a story or two about how badly you can get burned when you agree to search terms without testing them. My favorite story that I like to tell has to do with the word “environment”, because no one bothered to test…
Nevertheless, the most significant point of the article below isn’t to argue about the negatives of being a public company or not, it’s to point out what should have been obvious but too many people in tech have lost sight of. A company that consistently reminds you that you’re part of the family and that everyone should view it that way and dedicate themselves accordingly will let you go in a heartbeat when things aren’t going as well as they’d like.
And people wonder why quiet quitting is all the rage.
There’s something profoundly sad in the fact that working remotely became popular as a way to provide flexibility, and allow individuals the freedom to carve out their own sense of work-life balance, but has proven to do the opposite because we haven’t figured out how to do that. “I think there’s an awareness that is…
So, given the way the new iPhone 3g S release brought in a couple of features I had always thought were lacking in the iPhone (copy/paste chiefly), and happened to coincide with both my birthday this weekend and our AT&T cell phone contract being up for renewal, and upgraded equipments, I couldn’t help but assume…
John is totally right about this, but I’m willing to bet there is at least one law firm out there still using IE because some legacy app only works in IE. “In case you needed another reason to stop using IE, a new bug has been discovered that can take over your entire PC. The…