The bizarrest thing is that their very cluelessness means they can't take in any feedback, or actually acknowledge that that have no mastery of anything digital. Let's face it, the best techs don't go into government service. I know. I've worked with government techs. Shudder.
Took my a second to work out that IANAL is not a word, but acronym for I Am Not A Lawyer. Just for a second there, I wondered if Apple had launched a new WiFi sex toy.
Well said. It's absolutely, horribly correct. All Empires pretend to be beneficial, bringing peace and prosperity to their conquered territories. I think novel came out in 1948, penned by a Mr. Orwell.
This relationship is quite confusing, but it's really simple compared to the inter-relations of the all the telecommunications companies across the globe. A large poster was created in the late '90s that makes this web look very, very straightforward. Unfortunately, my Google-fu is not sufficient for the task of recovering this mythical image.
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Re: Mission Accomplished
The bizarrest thing is that their very cluelessness means they can't take in any feedback, or actually acknowledge that that have no mastery of anything digital. Let's face it, the best techs don't go into government service. I know. I've worked with government techs. Shudder.
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"he strikes me as a lawyer/lobbyist who is far more interested in advancing his own career than anything else."
You had him at lawyer/lobbyist. The rest of the sentence is redundant.
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Took my a second to work out that IANAL is not a word, but acronym for I Am Not A Lawyer. Just for a second there, I wondered if Apple had launched a new WiFi sex toy.
Re: Enforcement Industry
Well said. It's absolutely, horribly correct. All Empires pretend to be beneficial, bringing peace and prosperity to their conquered territories. I think novel came out in 1948, penned by a Mr. Orwell.
That's nothing! Look at the Telcos of the world!
This relationship is quite confusing, but it's really simple compared to the inter-relations of the all the telecommunications companies across the globe. A large poster was created in the late '90s that makes this web look very, very straightforward. Unfortunately, my Google-fu is not sufficient for the task of recovering this mythical image.