Category: IO Impotency

High School Science Club Management Guidelines: The View from an Engineer Working at Home Alone

I have been collecting examples of high school management manifested in high technology companies. I am interested in online, but any firm which embodies the elitism, the “we know better” attitude, and “it’s easier to say sorry that ask for permission” are fair game.

I read “What Silicon Valley “Gets” about Software Engineers that Traditional Companies Do Not” is an outstanding essay. It captures the essence of high school science club management method or HSSCMM.

Continue reading “Stephen E. Arnold: How NOT to Create Web 3.0 . . .”

Well i guess military takeover is really close at hand. big tech has declared allout overt war against a sitting head of gouverment.

RT: Twitter bans Trump campaign account as Reddit & Discord join Big Tech drive to purge president & supporters from online platforms

RT: ‘We will not be SILENCED!’ Trump tweets from official @POTUS account after ban, posts scrubbed within minutes

Continue reading “Steven Vervaecke: BigTech Over-Reach — Donkey Kong!”

Cyber Security: An Oxymoron Maybe?

AI neural networks are only as smart as they are programmed and the technology is still in its infancy. In other words, AI neural networks are biased and make mistakes. This is not a problem now, especially when many AI neural networks are in the experimental stage; however, as the technology advances says we need to discuss future problems now in, “The Inevitable Symbiosis Of Cybersecuriity And AI.”

Continue reading “Stephen E. Arnold: Unprofessional Irresponsibility: AI, Cyber-Security, & Algorithms Gone Wild . . .”

SolarWinds Are Gusting and Blowing Hard

In considering some of the “odd” organizations compromised by SolarWinds, there are three reasons for why they might have been targeted:

• A launch pad for secondary attacks. The idea is that the original compromise was like a rat carrying fleas infected with the bubonic plague (arguably more problematic than the Rona)

Continue reading “Stephen E. Arnold: SolarWinds – Virtual Rats Carrying Virtual Fleas”