I’ll be honest, I just saw this tonight, and had no idea it was there previously, but as an interesting follow up to my recent experiment with how many fans of my page are actually seeing the posts made there, I discovered that Facebook has a new option when you mouse over the “Like” button,…
Are They Trying to Screw Me? tags: MM LitSupport OSU Marching Band Delivers Impressive Half-Time Tribute to Video Games tags: MM humor Proximity Searches Can Be the Right Balance of Recall and Precision tags: LitSupport MM Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
I’ve always been a firm believer in having my own site be my online “home”, and using social networks to simply augment the audience. By that, I mean I’d write here, and simply push it out to Twitter, Facebook, etc. for folks who preferred to use those sites to follow their favorite blogs. I wanted…
Yes, the photos were taken in June, which is when we actually spent a weekend driving down to Charleston, SC. Yes, it’s taken that long to actually get them shared on Flickr. This just goes to show the difference between being a professional, and photography as a hobby. No one was waiting on me to…
The Need for Electronic Discovery Education tags: LitSupport MM The 7 Deadly Sins of Information Governance tags: LitSupport MM TrialDirector for iPad tags: LitSupport MM E-discovery: 4 scenarios that call for computer forensics tags: MM LitSupport Always Explain “Why” to the Judge tags: LitSupport MM Don’t Be “Duped”, Files with Different HASH Values Can Still…
Over at the Security Monkey blog, Chief does a really nice job of breaking down how someone’s photos from their iPhone wound up on the internet, without the user having ever sent them to anyone. Even if you’re not very technical-minded, I think you’ll be able to see what happened, and some simple steps you…