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Comment Re:Three Words: (Score 1) 244

I agree. And if you both want to do this, and maintain some ethical standard, I would suggest getting a lawyer. Granted this is going to take some money, but find yourself a lawyer, and see what your options you have, realistically. This is the safest way to go about it. There are whistle blower laws carved out all over the place, but they're often narrow, and complex. It's not the kind of thing you want to take lightly or without some extreme care.
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Guerrilla IT, Embracing the Superuser? 423

snydeq writes "First it's letting users manage their own PCs and now it's sanctioning the shadow IT projects they do on the down low: 'You probably know them. They're the ones who installed their own Wi-Fi network in the break room and distribute homemade number-crunching apps to their coworkers on e-mail. They're hacking their iPhones right now to work with your company's mail servers. In short, they're walking, talking IT governance nightmares. But they could be your biggest assets, if you use them wisely. The reason superusers go rogue is usually frustration, says Marquis. "It's a symptom of the IT organization being unable to meet or even understand the needs of its customers," he says. "Otherwise, it wouldn't be happening." The solution? Put them to work.'"
PC Games (Games)

Submission + - Id Goes Full Steam Ahead

Dr. Eggman writes: Today, quite wisper and rumors became fact as two FPS giants, Id and Valve joined forces to bring Id games back catalog to Valve's Steam. This marks a huge influx of old classics as well as opening up the possibility of bringing some of the newest, most anticipated Id games to Steam. Expect to hear more from Valve's appearance at Quakecon soon.

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