John is totally right about this, but I’m willing to bet there is at least one law firm out there still using IE because some legacy app only works in IE. “In case you needed another reason to stop using IE, a new bug has been discovered that can take over your entire PC. The…
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John makes some valid points below, you have to admit that. “As a general advice. Be cautious, even when the person communicating with you appears to be someone you know. Consider everything to be hacked and your data to be leaked. With this approach you will notice that you’ll take thoughtful decisions and improve your…
We kind of know this is going to continue to get worse,, because it works, right? But I also feel like this isn’t something we are talking about enough: “Businesses have been urged to gather up every bit of data about every customer engagement, every supplier interaction, in the hope that it can be trawled…
I think there’s a lot to consider in this article, and Dakota lays out why you should read it in the first sentence. “In this article, I’ll be arguing why value and respect are fundamental to workplace well-being, not salary or perks.” One of the things that struck me while reading it was how much…
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