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A government computer system outage that canceled more than 1,200 flights and delayed thousands of other planes had little impact Wednesday on Fort Wayne International Airport.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, Governorship Candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), has expressed shock over the technology breakdown of the Bimodal Verification Accreditation (BVA) system. African Examiner reports the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has been experiencing technical challenges in the use of the BVA device to capture voters in some […]

I dont know how much i want to go into the complete technology breakdown on sort of ciphering emails or parsing call detail records, but heres what i think they were doing. straight up what they were doing is trying to match names. when you look at the to and the from, then you go to the call detail records, you can start to winnow down people others are talking to the most and communicating with the most. you dont need the internals, that being the exact communication. you dont need the script ...

Frank palloone and joe barton going at each other, calling theres a monkey court. are these guys going after each other, scoring political points, are we learning anything about what went wrong here? >> reporter: i think its a bit of both. they were talking about private circumstance monkey court business. in the big picture, youve got 50-some odd companies who are contractors, only a few represented on the hill. one company, cgi, blames another company, qssi, for the big problem. qssi blames th...

They are attaching the stimulus label to this knowing there is not a lot of appear ties in america for more spending of this nature. and how republican whip is saying about it -- well, would have the quote. but he talks about blinding throwing darts at the bull and hoping for a bulls eye is not economic leadership. there is a better way. forgive the technology breakdown. >> no problem, mike. with the president in wisconsin. they lost 155,000 jobs there. it really hit the state hard. mike, thank ...