Reading – 50 apps to improve your smartphone
This is a pretty impressive list. some of these I didn’t even know existed.
Might be worth a few minutes to see if anything catches your fancy.
This is a pretty impressive list. some of these I didn’t even know existed.
Might be worth a few minutes to see if anything catches your fancy.
Storytelling is a big part of training and public speaking. Who better to get some tips from than Pixar? “Currently only Lesson 1 is online, but others will follow throughout the year. Even if you do not desire to make an animated film, the lessons — especially those related to structure and visual language coming…
This is just bad. Horribly bad. “The company said the exposed data include names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, addresses and some driver’s license numbers, all of which Equifax aims to protect for its customers.” Clearly, this is the sort of data that you don’t want out there. It’s all the stuff banks and other…
This is a fairly simple way to protect yourself. “If you save a login for a website like Chase.com or Amazon.com, your password manager will remember it and offer to automatically fill it in for you when you’re on Chase.com or Amazon.com. If you end up on a different website, your password manager won’t offer…
Housebound Blues: Considering the Privacy and Data Security Consequences of Remote Work Tips for Working from Home (From a Guy Who’s Been Doing It for a Decade) The Ongoing Battle Over How ESI is Produced: eDiscovery Trends, Part Three Teleconferencing Tips: Are You Ready for your Closeup? Nuix articles on the use of photographs as…
Looks like it is, in fact, AOL blocking Trillian. Gee and this is the company that’s suing MS for predatory business practices? I never have liked AOL as a company, they don’t help themselves any here. Geek Blog has a nice little wrap up of things he doesn’t like about BlogTrack. Personally I haven’t had…
If you’ve never heard of Boxcryptor, it’s software that automatically encrypts the data you are storing with cloud providers, like GDrive or Dropbox. It’s free for personal use, which allows you to encrypt the data for one cloud provider, but it is also available for sale for personal “Pro” versions and commercial use. For example…
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@mikemac29 did you try Peak on iOS? #kindacool