How many of you are sick of hearing your company’s IT department sound like a broken record: “Clean up your e-mails!” “Don’t forget to empty your deleted items!” “While you’re at it, remember to go through your sent items.” On top of all of those “hidden” e-mails, you also have the thousands that inhabit your [...]
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Red Ryder BB Gun – I hear you can shoot your eye out with this thing. Leg Lamp (Award) – My wife said she would break it, and I’m going green this year. Charlie Brown Tree – Love the Peanuts, but don’t give me a sad tree. ScottEvest Travel Boxers – TSA would have a [...]
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I’ve never been much for structure. I’m not exactly sure why but it’s most likely some strange event that happened in my childhood. As I get older I find myself even less interested in rules and hierarchy, especially in my professional life. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a fan of giving and getting respect, but [...]
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Cyber Monday is less than a week away, and deal-seeking consumers will be bogging down bandwidth at work on Nov. 29 looking for the hottest gifts this season. Online shopping is fast and easy, but just how safe is it? Here are a few simple tips to help you stay safe when shopping this holiday [...]
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Bill Sheridan is one of those guys whose work you just like to read. His latest blog posts discuss his recent visit to Zappos and the Accounting Today Growth and Profitability Conference. It seems both experiences had an impact, and Bill was happy to share what he has learned about the net generation work force. [...]
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It’s that time of year again. If you’re looking for a way to speed up your old machine before Cyber Monday, or simply want to keep a new machine running like new, this old post has some timeless tips. “Murphy was an optimist” is posted on Adam Mahle’s cubical wall. Adam is our “Nick Burns” [...]
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In the distance I heard the faint chant of magical. Over the horizon the dim glow brightens as a heard of iPhones moved toward me. Then it happened, here I sit surrounded by Apple products and I sip the cider, indoctrinated into the Apple cult. Yes, I’ll admit my Apple hate quickly turned to love [...]
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One of the most common solutions for sharing files is via e-mail. Problem is, this type of file sharing limits file size and is inherently insecure. If you need to send large or secured files several solutions exist but two of the easiest would be YouSendIt or Leapfile. Both offer you the ability to transfer [...]
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Adam Mahle
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