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Etiquette
The world has changed a lot in my lifetime in the way we communicate with others. I am sure that when the telephone was first invented, or live news broadcasts were available, people felt a similar shift, but the way … Continue reading
Why Can’t We Code?
I think that most of the developers or data professionals out there have been through a variety of types of interviews in their careers. You might have had technical interviews that asked you to write code, or maybe you’ve been … Continue reading
Economics
Today we have an editorial from Mar 22, 2006 as Steve is on vacation. Terrell Owens signs with the Cowboys and I’m not thrilled. As a longtime fan of Dallas, I’d have preferred that they get someone else, despite his … Continue reading
Ethics
// // // Today we have an editorial reprinted from April 3, 2006 as Steve is on vacation. We have heard lots of stories about hackers using social engineering or even paying employees to get information. It is not really … Continue reading