Today's guest post is by Robert Malmrose.
Jargon can be...
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On SearchCompliance.com, John Weathington argues...
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branding, marketing, microblogging, public relations, publishing, social media, social networking, TwitterLike a lot of people, I thought for a long time that Twitter was just a time-suck. It's not -- not just a time-suck, that is, although it certainly can be that if not managed with a steely eye and an iron hand.
Then I started a Twitter account,
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distros, Linux, Slackware, Slackware 13.0, VistaSlackware 13.0 was released last week. Apparently there are solid reasons that it's the oldest Linux distro still in development.
There's a great
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Not that I was worried about eBay's finances, but I was glad to see that Skype had at least held its value since the purchase.
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Someone's been mailing letters purporting to be from the National Credit Union Administration to credit unions throughout the U.S. The letters ask the recipients to view training material on enclosed CDs. Not too surprisingly, the unexpected letters turned out to be fake and the CDs loaded with...
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Deperimeterization was widely reported to be dead a few years ago, despite the best efforts of the Jericho Foundation. Nevertheless, as Jon Oltsik wrote for CNET, the scenario that it was designed to deal with seems to be happening...
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