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“I’m not sure we need to worry too much about the Golden Gate Bridge [in the event of an earthquake], because I’m not sure all of Western California will still be around.”
I heard this on an ad for a documentary looking at what’s being done to the Golden Gate Bridge for the inevitable earthquake.
And to think, my mom was a little girl when this was a big deal in the 1930’s.
Now, mom surfs the net. Amazing technological progress for just 70 years.
Via Ed Driscoll.
Back to the woodshed.
…although, that’s in the same way that a car crash is funny.
However, as you’ll read, they’re complaining that employers will then be able to read email with the intention of finding a reason to fire an employee. They completely miss the major error in this thinking: if you’re sending personal emails on work time on company equipment, your employer already has the complete right to read what you are sending!
As is often the case, civil liberties groups are making Much Ado About The Wrong Issue.
Big surprise.
The Tizona Group 