Although set in the Constitution as the "right to vote"
its extent might not be 100% clear.
If the right to vote is only the right to go to the pulls and click on an option,
then we are fried.
If the right to vote includes the right for _that_ vote to get properly counted,
then e-voting is plainly unconstitutional as it cannot guaranty such thing.
I'd like to believe the right to vote includes the fact the the vote should get properly counted as well,
but dunno,
Hi, I have the same kind of job you do, IT at a non profit.
The main problem you have is user education.
I first gained some support from the CEO on implement few policies:
1./ New hires will take my IT moodle courses and need to pass them within 6 months.
this courses have all related to understanding internal IT management.
After some turnaround, the effects show, and this gives me more leeway for implementing my ideas.
2./ Include training in project management, a tool that may help several is basecamp, so easy a monkey can do it.
Then start improving some other little processes, take on stuff you don't need everybody to agree upon, when they see that that works,
then people will start to buy your ideas and you'll start modifying some other major processes.
The problem here, (and mostly everywhere), is the users.
It's realy a whole marketing spin from the banking industry to misslead the public.
Identity, by definition, can't be stolen.
You can only be identical to yourself.
Identity theft is a nice term being used to shif away responsibility from the lousy financial industry and put it their users' shoulders.
In yet another security by obscurity intent, the gov will try to hide all reports about blackouts so the pipe locations remain unknown,
Terrorist: (dials "call before you dig" hotline)
phone: -ring ring
CBYD: -hello how can I help you
T: -Hi, we are going to dig in such and such area,
c: -We'll mark where the cables are for you
T: -Thank you!
I have a scenario like yours -orchesta IT man-. But we are a medical setting.
The mission here is to use technology to improve patients' care experience and stuff productivity, and only if it also means saving money.
4 Linux servers: Electronic Medical Records server (GPL product), file -and a miriad of applications- server, firewall appliance, backup.
1 Windows: legacy soft.
35 workstations.
1 Dvorak keyboard.
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Enabling the MFP to cache all documents so they can be retrieved by the hijacker is an example on how to steal sensitive information.
its extent might not be 100% clear.
If the right to vote is only the right to go to the pulls and click on an option,
then we are fried.
If the right to vote includes the right for _that_ vote to get properly counted,
then e-voting is plainly unconstitutional as it cannot guaranty such thing.
I'd like to believe the right to vote includes the fact the the vote should get properly counted as well,
but dunno,
The main problem you have is user education.
I first gained some support from the CEO on implement few policies:
1./ New hires will take my IT moodle courses and need to pass them within 6 months.
this courses have all related to understanding internal IT management.
After some turnaround, the effects show, and this gives me more leeway for implementing my ideas.
2./ Include training in project management, a tool that may help several is basecamp, so easy a monkey can do it.
Then start improving some other little processes, take on stuff you don't need everybody to agree upon, when they see that that works, then people will start to buy your ideas and you'll start modifying some other major processes.
The problem here, (and mostly everywhere), is the users.
Good luck,
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no sig
why? what's wrong with dreamhost??
yep, we can always go to war against the canadians
...and those who don't know how to write sigs?
http://www.openmoko.org/ A truly free phone, Really open sourced, Debian based (like in apt-get install whatever)
now that it's documented, becomes a feature.
It's realy a whole marketing spin from the banking industry to misslead the public. Identity, by definition, can't be stolen.
You can only be identical to yourself.
Identity theft is a nice term being used to shif away responsibility from the lousy financial industry and put it their users' shoulders.
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=127091&cid=106 31039 Comment on 10/26/05
In yet another security by obscurity intent, the gov will try to hide all reports about blackouts so the pipe locations remain unknown, Terrorist: (dials "call before you dig" hotline) phone: -ring ring CBYD: -hello how can I help you T: -Hi, we are going to dig in such and such area, c: -We'll mark where the cables are for you T: -Thank you!
I have a scenario like yours -orchesta IT man-. But we are a medical setting. The mission here is to use technology to improve patients' care experience and stuff productivity, and only if it also means saving money. 4 Linux servers: Electronic Medical Records server (GPL product), file -and a miriad of applications- server, firewall appliance, backup. 1 Windows: legacy soft. 35 workstations. 1 Dvorak keyboard.
to re-define what America is, you might not be very happy to know that is not what you though it was,
Sure, the whole world will contribute, not just a bunch of democrats,
just to document it in a blog,
I can foresee Google OS
just few steps away
I am _so_ sorry they will ban Windows.
is the nature, ineffectively transforming 4 veg tons into a single oil gallon,