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Story: A glimmer of hope from whitehouse.govTotal Replies: 6
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tracyanne

Jan 30, 2009
11:57 PM EST 		The web Server is Microsoft IIS
herzeleid

Jan 31, 2009
3:27 AM EST 		yeah, I noticed that too... ugh.
bigg

Jan 31, 2009
7:55 AM EST 		What is discussed in the article means nothing - Obama makes his own decisions, and it's a waste of time to speculate. It doesn't hurt to have Eric Schmidt as an advisor but he makes his own decisions and I doubt free software is a priority. He did push to free the primary debates, but that was simply a matter of election strategy, something that would obviously help him against a much better known opponent.
NoDough

Jan 31, 2009
7:41 PM EST 		Greater access to less information.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/weblogs/TWSFP/2009/01/new_tran...
azerthoth

Jan 31, 2009
9:14 PM EST
Quoting:It's enough to make you long for the openness and transparency of the Bush administration.


now thats giggle worthy
gus3

Jan 31, 2009
10:15 PM EST 		Let's hope Obama gets better tech advice from Mr. Schmidt than he got during the campaign. Whoever was the webmaster behind my.barackobama.com left the directory listings wide open, showing a list of every account's username. It exposed the mentality of a rank amateur with absolutely zero experience in info sec.

For reference:

http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/30252 http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/30259
moopst

Feb 01, 2009
1:22 AM EST 		Now it redirects to their /index.php virtual file.

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