These are all good, and it’s even better that these basic security measures are being discussed by the legal sector, finally! 😉
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The other night, I told you about iTunes crashing, and 17 song files going “poof”. It was weird, but since I had a pretty recent backup of my music files on an external drive, I didn’t worry too much about it. The next time I cranked up the PC, however, I was greeted with the…
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I had just started to see some mentions of the American Bar Association’s TechShow 2008 in Chicago in March this week, and on Thursday I found out that I was being sent there myself, which is pretty cool. I didn’t know how cool until I came across a partial listing of bloggers who will be…
Having spent over 12 hours at an event today, arriving at 5:30AM to setup, staying all day to babysit the tech and take pictures, and finally getting to leave around 6 after tearing down/packing up the equipment, I learned something new today. I’ve worked events like this in the past, and I’ve worked a few…