Shared Links (weekly) April 28, 2024
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When I hear people talking about how much more effective employees are when they make friends at work, it makes my hair stand on end a bit. Because the benefits of having good friendships don’t exist solely to make us better workers. We’re more than our work. Our work is a transaction that we take part in every day. We do work, our employer pays us. We shouldn’t let any kind of friendship or supposed loyalty blind us to that fact either. When our employers don’t consider the money they pay to be worth the work that we are doing, for whatever reason they have to think that, they have shown an uncanny willingness to let us go. There is no loyalty from that end of things and so no loyalty is deserved from the other end of the transaction either.
Do I think it will reach this point? In some places, I think it will, yes. Will it get this bad in the US? I don’t know, but it will absolutely become much more common than it is. Have I ever been asked to unlock my phone and have my electronics searched when entering country?…
iOS 10 is here, and it’s packing a number of very cool new features. To activate some of those features — like sending read receipts in Messages or having Siri announce calls — you’ll need to tweak a few settings. A few other new options will change how your device behaves with iOS 10. These…
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Convenience and Catastrophes of Self-Collection
eDiscovery Productions in Business Productivity Suites: Truly End-to-End?
How to talk about mental health at work during pandemic and election
How to Identify a Phishing Attempt and Thwart It
Use the Brave Browser for Privacy Concerns
Getting on the Same Page…of the Dictionary
After 15 Years, Has the eDiscovery EDRM Model Been Realized
Time to Treat Broadband Like the Essential Service It Is
The secret struggles of introverts in a remote workforce
Dear Leaders, Are You Really Taking Care Of Your Working Parents In The Pandemic?
Many Americans Plan To Move, Now That They Can Work From Anywhere
http://money.cnn.com/2014/12/25/technology/marriott-wifi/index.html In its petition to the FCC, Marriott and the hotel lobby argued that guests can use their smartphones or Mi-Fi devices to launch an attack against a hotel’s Wi-Fi network or threaten other guests’ privacy (by stealing their credit card data or other personal information). They also said that those gadgets can interfere with…