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Gary Stringham

June 1, 2017

Published by Eric Cawley at June 1, 2017

About the (Literally) Embedded Systems on Police Officers

We live in an age of cameras. We have cameras on our phones, watching our employees, and even on traffic lights. They keep us safe, honest, and accountable. In recent years, there has been an outcry to put cameras in places they’ve never been before: on police officers’ uniforms. After […]

May 23, 2018

Computer with a bullying message and the user is crying.

Published by Gary Stringham at May 23, 2018

Is Your Company’s Product Being Used for Evil?

Twitter, Facebook, and Google (lumped together in this article as TFG) have been taking a lot of heat lately for their alleged role in bullying, fake news, impacting the US elections, recruiting terrorists, and other allegedly nefarious evil-doings. Why are they getting all the blame? A recent article (here) states […]