picture of snowden gets better. at first i had the thought well, could any dude at nsa get this stuff? and what emerges is, this guy is incredibly sophisticated. it was not the case that any kind of line worker at the nsa could have had access to what edward snowden had. edward snowden, it seems to me is a particularly brilliant operator. it is the question of what the data control it is not clear to me, what are the policy changes that resulted from these leaks? there is enormous media story, but as with the pope we ll see if this actually flows through, the changes, the way it operates. because you have a lot of these stories about privacy from big things like this, to big things like people freaking out about google placing ads with their e-mail. wait a second, wait a second. that is a far cry from the
are spying in america. one of the things that i think has come out as the picture of snowden gets better. at first i had the thought well, could any dude at nsa get this stuff? and what emerges is, this guy is incredibly sophisticated. it was not the case that any kind of line worker at the nsa could have had access to what edward snowden had. edward snowden, it seems to me is a particularly brilliant operator. it is the question of what the data control it is not clear to me, what are the policy changes that resulted from these leaks? there is enormous media story, but as with the pope we ll see if this actually flows through, the changes, the way it operates. because you have a lot of these stories about privacy from big things like this, to big things like people freaking out about google placing ads with their
with this no, i think he would have fired the person in charge of it. it takes a lot of hubris, i think, to compare the launch of the affordable care act with the world-class product, and i guess the other produoint i would mak in cell phones you have a choice with the samsung galaxy and all of the other phones. here, you re mandated to buy this specific program. as we learned this week, it s full of glitches. so how serious are these technological issues. scott wrote an article saying they re pretty serious, particularly the data control and entry and the risk of fraud is really serious. right. what we saw this week was a kind of comic catch me if you can type of caper where journalists were trying to track down the one guy who was able to enroll through these exchanges. but the point that scott makes is that these are much deeper
how could that happen? it s really inexplicable in this day and change we don t have positive train control on all of the credit kritical pass lines. europe is different, the rail lines are state-owned ma tphaup tease, and here in the u.s. we have private entities, the railroads and the integration problems, and let s be clear, this is inexplicable and the engineer will face problems on this. yeah, if there s one thing you would want to avoid is this. how will they figure out what happened even without positive train control, and we are looking at data control and the camera, what will that tell them? they will look at the event recorders and they pulled them already from the engines and downloaded the information, and they will look at it today. they will clearly interview the engineer and all of the
this? no, he would have fired the person in charge of it. it takes a lot of hubris, i think, to compare the launch of the obama care act with a world class product. in cell phones, you have the choice with the samsung galaxy or whatever and here you re mandated to buy this specific product. it s full of glitches. how serious are these tech know ological issues? our contributor wrote an interesting piece this week saying they re actually pretty serious, particularly the data control and entry and that risk of fraud is really serious. right. what we saw this week was a kind of comic catch me if you can -type caper where journalists were trying to track down the one guy able to enroll through these exchanges. the point that scott makes is