What Could Go Wrong?
By Mitch Berg
EQUIFAX: You mean, pilling up the personal data of hundreds of millions of people behind a firewall maintained by a sclerotic Fortune 1000 bureaucracy was the worst idea in IT history?
AMAZON: Hold my beer.
By Mitch Berg
EQUIFAX: You mean, pilling up the personal data of hundreds of millions of people behind a firewall maintained by a sclerotic Fortune 1000 bureaucracy was the worst idea in IT history?
AMAZON: Hold my beer.
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September 15th, 2017 at 9:31 am
It would appear that Equifax applies one level of rating criteria to members of the public and a considerably more relaxed level of criteria to itself. Inequitable.
September 15th, 2017 at 11:10 am
I haven’t keep up with the Libertarians since they were taken over by hedonists — do they still believe that when corporations scrimmage over ever-smaller increases in ROI the result is puppies and rainbows?
September 15th, 2017 at 11:56 pm
Speaking of puppies and rainbows, Equifax person in charge of security is a music major. Yep. Not kidding. Cultural revolution much? History does tend to repeat itself, alas with exact same predictable result.