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[YouLookFab] Sleeveless business casual: yay or nay: I have a coworker who has been showing up to work in cotton spaghetti strapped maxi dresses, cleavage on full display, and short skirts with high wedged sandals. I understand its summer, and our work environment is casual, and contrary to most other offices, our building are boiling hot until at least 9 am when the AC kicks in….but this is too much.

[ihumanable] telecommuting « ihumanable: This is a corollary to the problem of split attention. Split attention isn’t so bad when the attention is split between listening to a meeting and writing code, it is pretty awful though if the attention is split between listening to a meeting and playing World of Warcraft.

[@RISK: The Consensus Security Alert - Part 1] RISK - SANS: @RISK: The Consensus Security Vulnerability Alert: Description: Internet Information Services (IIS), Microsoft's HTTP server, is vulnerable to a remote code execution vulnerability. By sending a malicious authentication token, an attacker can exploit this vulnerability in order to execute code with the permissions of the affected process.

[Focus HR's Blog] Mini-breaks to re-energize « Focus HR's Blog: We can be terrible with taking the vacation we need, I mean a real vacation where you are not calling into the office or constantly checking your emails. So I suspect that taking a mini-break during the day whether it is once or twice, is difficult.

[Pajamas Media] Pajamas Media » Drunkblogging Obama's Oval Office Address: NO ONE COULD GET HOME AT RUSH HOUR IN TWO STATES ~ and then have him tie everything up from Pensacola to Pensacola Beach for THREE FREAKING HOURS TODAY ~ I’m going to watch “Deadliest Catch” tonight right after I finish reading Steve’s transcription of the non-event. Far more entertaining and informative.

[TechNet Blogs] Protected View in Office 2010 - Microsoft Office 2010 Engineering ...: Unlike with MOICE, no file conversation is happening. In fact what is occurring is the file is being opened within a sandboxed instance of the application (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and if there was malicious code present in the file the goal is that code would not be able to find a way to tamper with your documents;

[Armed and Dangerous] Armed and Dangerous » Blog Archive » Reports of PC's Impending ...: If you mean “Large box that sits on or next to the desk and does nothing but house components”, then it’s probably not headed for extinction, but I think you will increasingly see machines that are integrated into the keyboard (ala C64/Vic20 and some amigas IIRC) or monitors (some iMacs, some Sonys). Apple and Dell seem to sell enough of hte mini form factor to make it profitable for them.

[Lise 1234] Aldos Blog: Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ) promised Wednesday that its HP Mini 100e netbook for classrooms “is not expected to exceed $300 per unit” ”” a low price to many but still far higher the sub-$100 standard established, if not attained, by the One Laptop Per Child initiative several ....

[SEOmoz Daily SEO Blog] SEOmoz | The SEOmoz Office Gets a New Do: =/ The people I work with get more corporate by the second. Our dress code policy is longer than the constitution (no joke).

[InsidBlog] 10 fun facts about Google - Insidblog: A bonus factoid from Google’s IPO process is the value Google stated it hoped to raise on its S-1 form ”” as much as $2,718,281,828. It may just look like a string of numbers to non-mathletes, but 2,718,281,828 is actually the first ten digits of the mathematical constant ““e”,” showing that even as their company was planning to go public, the Google guys could still geek out with a bit of numerical humor.

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