fbi I Helped The F.B.I. Get Into Someone's DB It was back in 1997 at my first job out of college. I was a networking stack engineer on the Netscape Browser. At that time, the email client, news reader, and browser were essentially rolled into one (I'm sure I'm pissing some lawyer off by making
parenting Kids & Jay Walking I just got back from Tokyo, Japan where walk/stop signals on the streets are strictly adhered to. That fact sparked up the age-old conversation here in the US around adherence to these signals while raising kids. As parents, do we adhere to the letter of the law all the
software David & Goliath; Internet Tech Sector & U.S. Government By way of the Silicon Flatirons "The Digital Broadband Migration: The Challenges of Internet Law and Governance" [http://www.silicon-flatirons.org/events.php?id=1003] conference last night, I somehow found myself at a reception with a few dozen brains much bigger than mine; thank you Dean Phil
