Now that it’s an official release, maybe I need to find some time to upgrade the Child Abuse blog to the new version. It sounds like it’s got some nice new features, but as my experience with the beta tells me, upgrading won’t necessarily be simple.
I’ll let you know how it goes when I find time to get around to it. Anyone else upgraded already and have some words of wisdom?
“Content creators can and do evolve to make articles, videos, photos and podcasts more distracting and attention-grabbing. But your family and friends on Facebook aren’t getting any better at making their status updates more attention-grabbing. And so social networking is being outrun by a universe of professional attention-grabbers. The attention economy is a Darwinian, survival-of-the-fittest…
This is my conclusion after reading the “apology” from some of the founders of internet platforms. As an early blogger and social media fan, I too felt like these new tools would be a tremendous way to share information, learning, and connect with people to continue that learning. I still believe it is that, on…
I’m sure by now most of my readers have seen warning after warning about how phishers and hackers are taking advantage of our current situation. As more people find themselves working in odd situations, and with unfamiliar tools, they’re trying to get in and get us to let down our guard just a little bit….
I’ve seen numerous people talk about using FriendFeed of late, a few who even talked about using it instead of an RSS aggregator because you can put everything you’re doing online in one feed and give it to people who really want to know what you’re doing that much. Tonight, I took a quick look…
Well, besides the integrated inbox and threaded conversations that we’re highlighted as new features of the iOS 4 mail program. Apparently, the Gmail integration also changed the default action of “trashing” an email. Nope, doesn’t delete it from your Gmail accounts, it archives it. Whoops! It’s not nice to change the default action without telling…
“As a Wall Street Journal blog reported, ransomware has exploded, the attacks more sophisticated as hackers are encouraged by the percentage of victim who pay the ransom. Insurance underwriter Beazley released a report last Thursday in which it said ransomware attacks will be four times higher in 2016 than last year. Sadly, hackers don’t need…
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I may be updating my test blog over the weekend. I know Neil Turner (www.neilturner.me.uk) and Dave from http://www.blogography.com have upgraded.
My hassles with v4 beta means I’m not in a hurry to upgrade.