Or he could be called the Data Czar
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Curt as a parent myself I have no technology backlash just the opposite I want more! I have seen backlash from some educators but I think that is based on adapting to something new with little or no training. I will...
In reply to: Re: The power of the book
For something truly meta, you could play one of the Sims games and manage the indoor lives of people as if *they're* snuck in a snowstorm, finding things to do.
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I agree forgot has become my standard since so many of the password standards are maddening one particular company has actually driven me to my phone to pay my bill because it is so maddening!
In reply to: Re: Password standards
@vnewman2: It's been made into a book, too!
In reply to: Re: memory classes anyone
I can't even remember the last time I remembered one of my particular passwords -- let alone what the password itself is (or, for that matter, ever was). Now I just don't do anything on that website anymore because...
In reply to: Re: Password standards
True. But I take my time. I game rarely -- because otherwise, I game too much and I wouldn't get any work done.
In reply to: Re: Still busy with the older ones.
Dave thansks for the snowmaggedon games recommendations, my daughter will love the Frozen game while school is out-- I will just be working even if it is by candlelight with my remote battery sources! Now wouldn't it be...
In reply to: Snowmaggedon
A couple of problems with the performance enhancement mania (to include the home run chase) were that it distorted the records (the season home run record in particular will be tainted until it is broken), and was definitely...
In reply to: Re: People can reform
@Technocrati - I agree with you completely. I don't like to mix business with pleasure and I don't want my social media to try to do so either. And I think it is all the more aggrevating because the lines are...
In reply to: Re: The Zuckster and FB For Work
Well, I was a freshman physics major at Stony Brook while LBJ was finishing his presidency, and you can guess that no one bemoans the fact that we don't have any serious ambitions off-earth more than I do. The one massively...
In reply to: Re: The Horse!
@David - hahahaha! Can you even imagine the er...surprise on my face? I didn't know who Perry Como was!
Leif is welcome in my house anytime btw...
In reply to: Re: fb@work #no
"Drones, here for good but perhaps not as common as you think." That verdict may hold, especially after the FAA, FBI and CIA review how a government employee was able to let a drone slip out of control and crash onto the...
In reply to: Ah, about that drone crash on the White House grounds....
The use of what seems like a good, modern idea, using a cloud data center as your backup site registers 14% using such a technique extensively, 21% using it in a limited fashion. That's a little less than I would have expected,...
In reply to: Using the cloud for back up? Survey says not so much
@SamRay- Please keep contributing. this is what a community is for-- to ask questions and see what we can learn. None o fus has all the answers but each of us as some of the answers. We're here to exchange ideas and build...
In reply to: Re: Perhaps there is a 9
People spend time playing games. People spend time watching TV. To that extent, it is worthwhile having long discussions about everything and anything. I am not interested in a discussion based on the premise that we cannot...
In reply to: Re: Perhaps there is a 9
@vnewman2- Somehow I missed this comment until now. That is worse than asking for a Red Rider BB Gun and being told you would shoot your eye out. I think that might be the most tragic Christmas story ever told. I'm seriously...
In reply to: Re: fb@work #no
@imapctnow- good advice. Though I sometimes feel like my kids would happily replace me. :)I wonder if this all gets back to a simple thing-- people like to think they can multi-task when study after study shows they aren't...
In reply to: Re: Engagement in the moment
@TerryB- Well, sometimes you play it straight. Some time you play it funny. I take this really seriously, because i think millennials are getting a bad name in business. There are more of them in the work place than us old...
In reply to: Re: Engagement in the moment
Yes, Apple has a loyal following, but Microsoft helped enlarge its customer base by not playing to its own strengths sooner than it did. The last phase of the Ballmer era was marked by Apple-envy, leading to Windows 8. I...
In reply to: Microsoft should go after its own customers, not Apple's
@jries921- Well, I'm sympathetic to Bud in the sense that the game was just recovering from the '94 strike. The home run chase was giving it the "juice" it needed (pun intended). Baseball had a cocaine problem in the 1980's...
In reply to: Re: People can reform
InformationWeek Tech Digest, Dec. 9, 2014Apps will make or break the tablet as a work device, but don't shortchange critical factors related to hardware, security, peripherals, and integration.
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