by Greg Scott | Dec 18, 2017 | Slice of Life
An email came in the other day from the GOP, the United States Republican party. The party I used to respect. It claimed to be a one question survey. The question was, “The president’s job performance has been…” My choices were great, good,...
by Greg Scott | Aug 10, 2017 | Cybersecurity, Slice of Life
Well, this is embarrassing. I left a gaping security hole right here in my own author website. I buried my head in the sand and planted a “kick me” sign on my butt. I dodged a bullet because, as you’ll see below, nobody visits my website yet. But,...
by Greg Scott | Aug 10, 2017 | Cybersecurity, Slice of Life
When you wanna cry to your worst cyber-security enemy, hold up a mirror In a July 20, 2017 interview with New York Times columnist Bret Stephens in a room full of very important people at the Aspen Institute, new CIA Director, Mike Pompeo, said,...
by Greg Scott | Jul 27, 2017 | Slice of Life, Technology
It’s all over the news. Fifty employees of a company named Three Square Markets, in River Falls, Wisconsin, are lining up to have an RFID tag implanted between their thumb and forefinger. With the company CEO and his family leading the way, employees are...
by Greg Scott | Mar 12, 2017 | Slice of Life, Technology
The Register recently published this article about IBM disallowing remote workers and it brought back a flood of memories. The article should be titled, “IBM cuts its own throat.” Here’s the key paragraph: According to well-placed sources, IBM’s Software and Systems...
by Greg Scott | Feb 24, 2017 | Slice of Life
I earned my MBA degree in 1996. I share that tidbit to communicate that tech people really can do more than sit in dark rooms and play with computers. Here’s more. I graduated in the top one hundred percent of my class, making me the opposite of a superstar....
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