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This Week’s Links (weekly)

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Native File for Cloud Email tags: MM LitSupport How to Make Sure Facebook Doesn’t Filter Out Page and Friend Updates tags: MM SocNetPres CA E-discovery best practices for your practice, Step 3: Cooperation tags: MM LitSupport Evernote + LinkedIn: Powering Professional Relationships tags: MM SocNetPres Why You Should Forget Facebook tags: MM SocNetPres Posted from Diigo….

Links (weekly)

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Conjecture is Not Spoliation « Bow Tie Law’s Blog tags: LitSupport MM E-Discovery is About Trust and Transparency – eDiscovery Insight tags: litsupport MM Technology-Assisted Review Hits Contract Lawyers tags: LitSupport MM Move Applications and Directories with SymMover tags: Tech MM “P” is for Processing: Part 2 tags: LitSupport MM In Electronic Discovery, Poorly Done…

Angry people

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

So, if there’s science behind the idea that angry/negative people can be bad for your brain, does working on a helpdesk constitute a mental health risk? 😉 I’m kidding, but there is something rather serious to think about. If you can’t learn to not take things personally and let things roll off your back so…

Linked – The Case for Downtime
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Linked – The Case for Downtime

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 2 minutes

This is something that I’m afraid the legal and technology industries just haven’t figured out yet. Think about it. “In the article “Bring Back the 40-Hour Work Week”, Sara Robinson explains that working a 60-hour week does not get you 20 additional hours of productivity. The numbers are probably closer to 25-30 percent more work…

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What I’ve been doing lately..

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 3 minutes

In addition to tracking down mysteries of not getting virus def updates or Windows Update automatic downloads this week, I’ve also been working on a few other projects. The first thing I wanted to accomplish was using a trial edition of Microsoft’s Virtual PC 2004 to setup an NT Workstation install alongside my XP machine….

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Linked – 6 lessons that the Yahoo breach teaches us as consumers

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

“I want to know what breaches like this mean to me. Me personally. Me professionally. I’ve been using Yahoo since 1999. And AOL before that. And Prodigy before that. And the Europa BBS service from my Commodore64 in 1988 before that. That’s a long history on the Internet and its predecessors. What should I do…

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