Hmm it was just last week that I expressed some concerns over Facebook’s plan to start flagging false information using a simple crowd sourced method; If enough people flag it, it must be false, right? Then I discovered something even scarier to think about from this story: How a Lone Hacker Shredded the Myth of…
Yes really, that was the headline of this article. Really gets your attention doesn’t it? Except, if you actually read the article, that’s not exactly what the research says… “Facebook can be a fun and healthy activity if users take advantage of the site to stay connected with family and old friends and to share…
I know, I’ve written before about depression, and the risks associated with being in a high-demand, always connected, career like IT. Last week, I spotted another article on this topic that I thought really had some good advice on how to deal with the demands on our profession, yet still keep from falling into depression….
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Thanks to Matt from Avidian for emailing me about this resource. As you probably know by now, I’m always keeping an eye on ways to be more productive. Between traveling, working, blogging, finding useful information to share on my blogs and social media accounts, etc. I don’t have a lot of time to waste. I’m…
Seriously. $59.99 buys your a year’s worth of pro subscriptions to Lastpass, Evernote, Wunderlist and Pocket. We’ve known that. I’ve already jumped on that, and have been enjoying some of the extra features of products that, in some cases, I’ve been using for years! As if that wasn’t enough, today it was also announced that…