Spinaroonie
LOOK WHAT I FOUND!
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New Orleans. The fall of New Orleans.
If this deal goes through that means as MS-Passport enabled city beauracracy. Adding in a whole new breed of red tape that only MS can untangle.
MS's Passport technology is also a consideration for the National-ID system.
I need to stop reading news sites.
Here's a source...
If this deal goes through that means as MS-Passport enabled city beauracracy. Adding in a whole new breed of red tape that only MS can untangle.
MS's Passport technology is also a consideration for the National-ID system.
I need to stop reading news sites.
Here's a source...
http://www.nola.com/news/t-p/neworleans/index.ssf?/newsstory/o_microsoft16.htmlOriginally from the belly of Rob Malda
An anonymous reader writes: "The New Orleans Times-Picayune is reporting that Mayor Nagin is considering letting Microsoft upgrade the city's computers free of charge. The catch? New Orleans eventually has to buy the software and Microsoft gets to use the city as a marketing model to push this on the rest of the country." According to the article, a similar Microsoft developed for Oklahoma "is expected to expand into accident reporting, video arraignment and automated pawn-shop-ticket tracking." So don't worry about privacy -- it's all taken care of. Open bidding's taken care of too: "Because these services are considered a gift, the city won't have to publicly bid the project." Sounds like dirty pool to me.