>The technical details for this brouhaha, if I'm interpreting them correctly, sound like they might approach Dilbert levels of managerial incompetence. One won

>The technical details for this brouhaha, if I'm interpreting them correctly, sound like they might approach Dilbert levels of managerial incompetence. One wonders what "Dilbert" would have been like if Scott Adams had worked for the government instead of a private company.