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Your government at work

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Saw this over at PocketPC Thoughts this morning. An article about the Air Marshals use of PDA’s: “The Transportation Security Administration spent $6.9 million to outfit the federal air marshal corps with voice-capable wireless handheld computers for in-flight use and then subsequently banned any voice usage because of potential interference with cockpit functions, according to…

Feedly Limits New Users to 100 Feeds In Free Plan
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Feedly Limits New Users to 100 Feeds In Free Plan

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Well,that’s not exactly useful. Hope you got a Feedly account before they put this limit in place. If you didn’t, are you using an RSS reader? http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2017/02/fe aedly-limits-new-users-to-100-feeds-in.html Image by The Logo Smith Follow these topics: Links, Tech

It keeps getting worse

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 2 minutes

If you’re not in Ohio, maybe you haven’t paid much attention to the happenings of a certain intern and a stolen backup tape, so let me fill you in: – News reports a backup tape was stolen from an intern, working for the state’s, car. It is believed the tape has personal information, including SSN’s…

Linked: How to be vulnerable at work without spilling everything, from Brené Brown
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Linked: How to be vulnerable at work without spilling everything, from Brené Brown

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 2 minutes

One of the real struggles when trying to bring our whole selves to the workplace, including our struggles, is that often, the details don’t need to be widely shared. Sometimes because the details involve other people, or there are things that we don’t feel comfortable sharing, yet we can ask for help and support. This goes for family and friendships too.

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Linked – LinkedIn Problems Run Deeper Than Valuation

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“The problem stems from each of the company’s revenue streams, which ultimately diminish the business value of using the service. Whether it’s being paid to promote content, focusing on sales and recruitment over other professions, or interruptive advertising, these streams incentivise poor behaviour by individual users on the site. In other words, LinkedIn’s business model…

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