by William Fleurant
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Take a gander at Gabe’s search engine http://www.duckduckgo.com. Keeping it simple, indeed. Below, is a search on HP CTO, Phil McKinney. Mmm, mass-mashed search engine. Say that 3 times fast. Notice i did not say cloud. It looks like Gabe … Continue reading
by William Fleurant
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Not much beach weather going this summer vacation. Mr. Jackson unfortunately suffered a creepy death… War is still so bizarre to me… US “combat troops” withdrew from Iraq, after the Iran Tweet color Revolution, and were transplanted into Afghanistan making … Continue reading
by William Fleurant
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Well, its been a very long time since my last blog. Reason being summer break has had an excellent impact on overall laziness. However i still have this void of work to fill. I’ve been writing lots of political chatter … Continue reading
by William Fleurant
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Recently, UMass has been highlighted in the news as a blob of misallocated payroll during the Baystates fiscal crisis. Fact is, the Boston police are the ones abusing tax payers. Who is pushing this UMass payroll agenda through the Boston … Continue reading
by William Fleurant
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Update: Fitzy at the Herald explains the obvious about Devals pressure from state colleges like UMass Boston but also from congress. "Congress has slapped on spending restrictions and timetables, and Gov. Deval Patrick has set up an office to oversee … Continue reading
by William Fleurant
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Anatomy of a Subway Hack 2008 August 10, 2008 Documentation for Boston T subway system. The file, created in June, 2008 using PowerPoint by Russell Ryan, Zach Anderson, Alessandro Chiesa, demonstrates lax security, failed security, and no security in an … Continue reading
by William Fleurant
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December 29, 2008 Get a Cambridge safe Ride New Year’s Eve The Cambridge License Commission, Cambridge Licensee Advisory Board (CLAB), Millennium Printing of Weymouth and Ambassador Brattle Cab will be sponsoring the Cambridge safe Ride Program from 10 p.m. on Wednesday, … Continue reading