From a Fool With a Tool is Still a Fool: How many companies pony up the money for effective training? Very few, which explains why so many companies waste money on newfangled tools that never deliver their promised results. I’ve seen this first hand, over, and over. Here are a couple of risks you take…
Found this article the other day, and as I read through it, I discovered that even for a WordPress oldhead like me, there were some good reminders on using PHPMyAdmin to get database backups quickly, restore backups and more importantly a hood reminder about occasionally going and optimizing the database tables. Hadn’t done that in…
Following TrueCrypt’s bombshell advisory, developer says fork is “impossible” tags: Tech MM Unconscionable | Ball in your Court tags: LitSupport MM Social Media Makes Me Stronger (And Less Depressed) Since we usually only ever hear about the dangers of social media, I’m glad to see others talking about the benefits of connection! tags: MM SocNetPres…
I knew something weird was going on. My co-blogger over on the other site tried to create a new post last week, and it disappeared on him. I found that odd. When I logged in, as the admin of the site, there was no indication that he had created anything. We had planned to try…
Why true talent leaves e-discovery companies and what you can do to stop it I would say this is true about any organization, not just eDiscovery companies. tags: LitSupport MM Management LinkedIn gives users the blocking feature they asked for tags: MM SocNetPres Dissecting the uses of modern e-discovery software tags: LitSupport MM 10 More…
A couple of years ago, I suffered through the clean up of a bad wordpress hack, mostly as a result of leaving an old install without updates, and having it cross over to my main blog. Because of that, I keep a pretty good eye on things around here when I have the time, just…