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> “placing undue emphasis on petty details; petty or trivial” This week the Donny ‘trial’-fixated web is alive with the word pettifogging. It is too a slightly archaic, more legalese perhaps, term used to describe a quibble about petty points; > “without lifetime careers to preserve, congressmen would be free to

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2012/12/done-doing.jpg] So the other day I was party to a discussion on monthly management meetings. What structure they should follow was a keen topic of debate. People often expect there to be some magic form you can download and use. Fill

Plenty of reminiscing around the twenty-year anniversary of the ‘beating’ of the Millennium Bug. The turn of the century curse on computer systems worldwide rendering Y2K potentially doomsday. I recall similar [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/8400300.stm] a decade back too. Among the historical memory lanes

Who says the media isn’t forever listicle dumbing down? Lucky we have sites that report the innards of Reddit. Specifically, curating inventions [https://brightside.me/wonder-curiosities/28-things-that-should-be-on-every-street-corner-458810/] we really, really need in our lives. The above parking lines on walls surely a true winner. The number of times a

Here’s a fascinating paragraph from an internal Facebook memo. Labelled as Zuckerberg’s right-hand man by the media, Andrew Bosworth also posted publicly on their own investigation into “2016 US Presidential campaign interference”: > [The Trump campaign] weren’t running misinformation or hoaxes. They weren’t microtargeting or saying different

> I added sea-sand to the latest batch of peanut butter and labeled it enriched with organic marine silica. It’s selling like mad. An opening (made-up, I think) sample from a broadsheet columnist [https://www.iol.co.za/capeargus/opinion/words-mean-what-ad-agency-wants-them-to-40215654] bemoaning us trampled consumers being deliberately ‘caught for suckers’