A city website to keep track of snow plow service is a blizzard of inaccurate information, a peeved councilman charged Sunday.
Bad news: the website sucks.
Good news: it cost the City hundreds of millions less than it would have under Bloomberg.
Source: NYC website to track snow plow service uses inaccurate data
When exHizzoner Bloomberg was in control of the program to overhaul the 911 system in New York City, he made millionaires out of scores of tech consultants. The result? The $2 billion project is millions over budget and years behind schedule.
The new guy, de Blasio, has cut three quarters of the consultants and brought supervision of the project in-house.
It may or may not go better, but it sure ain’t gonna go worse.
City takes control of flawed 911 system overhaul – NY Daily News.
Back in February, NYC Mayor Di Blasio proposed that taxi meters be modified so they wouldn’t charge whenever the cab was driving over the speed limit. Then two days later, Hizzoner’s own motorcade was caught speeding 45 mph in a 30 mph zone, and up to 60 mph in a 45 mph zone.
Hey Di Blasio, is the speed limit just for the little people?
De Blasio wants to shut down meters to slow speeding cabs | New York Post.
New York City Mayor Di Blasio has issued a strong condemnation, through his police commissioner, of the encryption software that will come with the new Google and Apple smartphones.
Apparently Di Blasio thinks that you wouldn’t care about his police snooping through your stuff if you haven’t committed a crime.
And for that, Di Blasio can Bite Me.
NYPD Commissioner Bratton vows to push against Apple, Google smartphone encryption – NY Daily News.