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Attorneys Taking Credit Cards – How Square
We attorneys tend to be late adopters to technology. This includes the technology involved with taking credit cards. A lot of attorneys are still just beginning to set up the process right now. In fact, the Pennsylvania Bar Association (of which I am a member)…
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Ancestry.com lead to my family finding a forgotten branch
About 6 months ago (I think) I filled out a bunch of information on Ancestry.com. I must admit to being encouraged to do so by the tv show “Who do you think you are.” But after finding quite a bit of information, I reached a…
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Why yes, malware can make your webcam spy on you
Over a year ago I wrote a post about whether your webcam could be watching you. In that post I looked at whether a webcam could be made to spy on its users. The answer, unfortunately, was yes, and I provided examples of two cases…
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Installing Office 365 – Make sure you know what you are doing or you will make your website unreachable
A colleague called me for help with Office 365. Someone had installed it for her, but it wasn’t doing quite what she wanted. Fortunately for her, while I was looking at the issue, I happened to pull up her website. I should say I tried…
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Ah, Office 365 you solve one problem only to piss me off with another – sharing calendars
You Can’t Sync WHAT With Your Smartphone? So, I learned something interesting today. While one of the big, wonderful, amazing, extremely hyped features of Office 365 is your ability to share things, such as calendars, it turns out there is a teeny tiny problem with…
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Update on Rondee – Free Conference Calling
You might recall that I had a disastrous experience with the free conference call service Rondee. Well, yesterday (October 28) I got an email from the CEO, which I will post in full here. You will note the CEO states that they updated their Twitter…
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Now that’s secure Bluehost!
As I have mentioned before, I switched my web hosting to Bluehost recently. Bluehost is recommended as the top WordPress host on the web, and so far, I have nothing to suggest that assessment is incorrect. I found the process very easy. At least on…
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Victory on Office 365 Rules!
It seems that enough people spoke up, and the result is VICTORY! Microsoft has restored the ability to increase rule size up to 256kb in Office 365. This should be a big help to people who have a lot of rules. My colleague, Ben M.…