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The thing California cops never thought would happen happened. On January 1, 2019, a new law took effect that opened up police misconduct and use of force records to the public for the first time in ever. Needless to say, cops were not pleased. Multiple lawsuits were filed in an attempt to block the law…
This week, waaaayyy back in 1997: Palm Pilot won a product of the year award, AT&T explored fixed wireless for home phone service and more.
Posts about ccpa written by Mike Masnick, Karl Bode, and kate.tummarello
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The Lasting Pain from Vietnam Silence Ecclesiastes says there is a time to be silent and a time to speak. The fortieth anniversary of the ugly end of the U.S. adventure in Vietnam is a time to speak and especially of the squandered opportunities that existed earlier in the war to blow the whistle and stop the killing. While my friend Daniel Ellsberg’s leak of the Pentagon Papers in 1971 eventually helped to end the war, Ellsberg is the first to admit that he waited too long to reveal the unconscionable deceit that brought death and injury to millions.