Monday, April 7, 2008

Plates

Jennifer Muir of The Orange County Register reports on the California Department of Motor Vehicles' "Confidential Records Program," which was created 30 years ago to keep DMV records of police officers private from criminals. The program has since expanded to cover "hundreds of thousands of public employees – from police dispatchers to museum guards – who face little threat from the public. Their spouses and children can get the plates, too."
BoingBoing
Click through and read why it is important that people have the license plates. Since I work (nominally) for the government, I wonder if i can get them :)

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Warzone

 Recently played a few games on Caldera (warzone) and then... Lots of luck in this one, but satisfying