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Comment Re:Regulation needed (Score 2, Insightful) 142

This is a prime example of why a market needs regulation and why existing regulation should be complied with. No-one should be allowed to make vague unproven claims of health benefits to boost sales of products.

I hope this company gets sued out of existence. They have no right to exist and the harm they have inflicted by trying to scam gullible people out of their money should be punished harshly.

We can't regulate everything. Encouraging people to think critically and make their own conclusions is a better holistic path.

Comment Re:CS isn't for everyone (Score 1) 132

We have an educational system which is designed for the middle of the bell curve. It fails miserably for outliers. However, because the measurement to receive funds is based on graduation rate and they are mandated to teach all manner of fluff, schools will push kids to graduate (regardless of actual learning and education) and force them to take unwanted (and unnecessary) courses. The educational system is a waste of time and money and serves as a propaganda arm for non-educational related agendas. Please refund my tax dollars and let me use them to educate my children.

Submission + - 12 'Best Practices' IT Should Avoid At All Costs

snydeq writes: From telling everyone they're your customer to establishing a cloud strategy, Bob Lewis outlines 12 'industry best practices' that are sure to sink your company's chances of IT success. 'What makes IT organizations fail? Often, it’s the adoption of what’s described as “industry best practices” by people who ought to know better but don’t, probably because they’ve never had to do the job. From establishing internal customers to instituting charge-backs to insisting on ROI, a lot of this advice looks plausible when viewed from 50,000 feet or more. Scratch the surface, however, and you begin to find these surefire recipes for IT success are often formulas for failure.' What 'best practices' would you add?

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