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Electronic disobedience
This is a term I’ve never heard before. In the context of the alleged problems with Toyota electronic throttles, an engineer uses the term “electronic disobedience” to describe a glitch or interference that causes electronics to do unwanted or unintended things. Such as sudden ...
Pornography Investigation at SEC Ongoing
According to a news article today at OneNewsNow, SEC employees are under investigation for viewing pornography on their work computers. Action ranging from counseling to dismissal has already been taken against some employees. Rick Schatz of the National Coalition for the Protection of...
Software vendors playing hardball
For the London Free Press – February 1, 2010 Read this on Canoe IBM recently announced that Euro Partners, a New York-based brokerage, downloaded $1.7 US million worth of IBM software between 2003 and 2008 without permission. Euro Partners, a unit of BGC Partners, was acquired by BGC in 2005...
At the Tabletop Nightclub...
... you can write your manifesto.
At the Too Many Laptops Café...
... you can lap up some coffee and conversation.