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telework-promoted-to-cut-gas-costs
Posted by: admin 15 years, 3 months ago
According to a recent study, federal workers could save $55 on monthly fuel costs.
The online-based telework promoting organization figured that current fuel prices cost typical GS-7, Step 5 federal employees $138.80 a month, nearly 7 percent of their after-tax income. The organization's study, titled "Gas Fuels Telework," is based on a survey of 3,500 federal employees registered with the Telework Exchange Web site.If you've been in DC area traffic, then you know that anything that gets cars off the roads is a good thing.
risk-and-effectiveness-for-project-evaluation
Posted by: admin 15 years, 3 months ago
Gunnar Peterson has a post from Metricon about Bryan Ware's presentation about combining the effectiveness of a solution and the risk involved. I couldn't find the link to the actualy presentation. (I didn't have the time to go through them all.)
I think I would tie the effectiveness of the proposed security solution to the cost of capital of the overall project. It would be interesting to tie Bryan's work with my "work" on estimating the cost of capital for an information security project.
ted-stevens-site-hacked-by-irony
Posted by: admin 15 years, 3 months ago
Hot off the tubes:
Almost as freaky as his infamously disjointed "series-of-tubes" speech last year about the Internet (which briefly earned him the Most Lampooned Politician on the Web award), Stevens's reelection site asks visitors to enter a username and password and then -- as they unsuccessfully fumble for a password -- condemns them with a warning that begins:
of-lexus-lanes-and-safety-spikes-tm
Posted by: admin 15 years, 3 months ago
and information security.
I just finished reading the Undercover Economist by Tim Hartford. Great Read. He has a chapter on externality charges. While he doesn't use the term, he's talking about Lexus Lanes - toll lanes that charge a fee for access - think a paid HOV lane.
the-choicepoint-of-johns
Posted by: admin 15 years, 3 months ago
Of course, it makes complete sense. From the Freakonomics blog, an interview with an "escort":
Q. Do you typically know the true identity of your clients, and if so, how?
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