I can hear the Maury Povitch show from here. Woman says her man is cheating on her. He denies it. She got three sexually transmitted diseases while they were together. Maury's going to put him on a lie detector. Gosh, I wonder what it will say. Update: Liar. … [Read more...] about The Thrilling Suspense of Maury
Goofing Off At Work = Felony ?
So this guy named Richard Wolf is on the job at the Shelby City Wastewater Treatment Plant, where he's using his work computer to surf porn sites. At one point even visits Adult Friend Finder and uploads a nude photo of himself. He gets fired. No surprise. This, however, is a bit more surprising: Wolf was convicted on state charges for three counts: unauthorized access to a … [Read more...] about Goofing Off At Work = Felony ?
On Mom’s Passing
Scattered thoughts over the last few weeks surrounding my mother's passing. Keeping track of everything going on would have been so much harder without the internet and mobile phones. My dad was in a VA hospital, and my mother was in a private for-profit hospital. I don't think it's just libertarian bias that makes me like the private hospital much better. I completely lost … [Read more...] about On Mom’s Passing
USLaw.com and “nofollow”
In a comment to an earlier post about USLaw.com, someone calling themselves "d." wrote: There is still a nofollow tag, at least on links to Scott's most recent post (or most recent as of a few minutes ago).... it seemed from comments at SJ that the nofollow tag was an issue in terms of something technical I do not understand. I'm not a search engine guru, but let me take a … [Read more...] about USLaw.com and “nofollow”
USLaw.com Strikes Back
When Scott Greenfield complained about an outfit called USLaw.com which was republishing his blog articles in their entirety, I didn't think they were doing anything terribly wrong because Scott's blog publishes a syndication feed, and this is what syndication looks like. Scott disagrees. He doesn't think that's proper use of a feed, and he says my position indicates that … [Read more...] about USLaw.com Strikes Back