As I mentioned on this blog at least a couple of times back in the September - October timeframe, I took the examination that is required for the Certified Information Systems Security Professional, or CISSP®, back on October 13. And while it took longer than I wanted for the results to come back, they finally [...]
Well, it’s Thanksgiving in Europe (and will be there in the States in
an hour or three) — or it would be if it were observed here.
Actually, there are quite a few Americans over on this side of “The
Pond” (sometimes called the Atlantic Ocean), so in a way, it really is
Thanksgiving here in Europe.
I’m already seeing [...]
In a recent post on his Internet Business blog, James Brausch mentions that you never get a product perfect, only better. Even if you think that the product is terrible, release it anyway; you can always go back and make it better later if you want.
He (and I) recommends that you get his Information Product [...]
Aaron Brandon recently posted on his blog about the “best” screencast settings for recording a screen capture video. Aaron’s tips are good, and as a dialup user, I appreciate his sharing ways in which file size can be minimized without compromising quality and usability.
I’d like to add my own… let’s call them “Best Screencast Security [...]
This entry is a “Blogicide Resurrection” post. It appeared on my original blog and is good enough to post on my “resurrected” blog. If you want to know more about my “blogicide”, check out the first post on this blog.
As I looked over this post to prepare it for publication, I have to admit that [...]
This post was originally posted on my blog on Wednesday, December 27, 2006 but was removed when I committed “blogicide” (see the first post on this blog for more information). I’ve decided to re-post it because, if you are not too late, you might be able to sign up for James Brausch’s Christmas Gift, Version [...]
If you have subscribed to my blog notification list you may have noticed that I don’t send an announcement to the list every time I post something to the blog (and if you have not signed up yet for my blog announcement list, I encourage you do to so. Just go to the mail blog [...]
It all starts with Robert Phillip’s Cybercashology blog. Robert talks about a problem he was having with his blog in this post (I won’t go into the details here; click the link to read the details for yourself) and asked people to leave comments if they might have a suggestion.
I love this type of blogging; [...]
I received the following email from Sam Stephens a few days ago. Sam makes a great product called Download Guard (or DLGuard) that prevents your digital downloads from being downloaded without authorization. I like the product because it works and because Sam, unlike many online businesspeople, has developed a sustainable business model for supporting and [...]
You just lost a sale because you huge hunkin’ video hogged my dialup connection.
Lose the audio, lose the video, lose the gimmicks. OK?
I’ll be happy to listen to your voice and look at your face the next time we attend a live event together, but please don’t commandeer my Internet connection with doo-doo that I [...]