FHK SitRep 12.19.07: Power Corrupts… (a.k.a., How NOT to Quit your Tech Job!)
December 19, 2007 by Jenn Sierra
Filed under News and Opinion
Information Week is reporting, “Lonnie Charles Denison had been in a dispute with his employer when he took the action against the data center’s power supply.”
A contract Unix system administrator pleaded guilty to trying to disrupt a data center where he was employed in Folsom, Calif., by hammering the safety glass of an emergency power shut-off, then pushing the shut-down button.
The case drew the attention of the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force in Sacramento, Calif., because it involved an attempt to shut down a data center of the California Independent System Operator Corp., an electrical power consortium chartered by the state to manage the statewide energy grid.
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Denison faces a fine of up to $250,000 and up to five years in jail. (read the rest, here)
I wonder how he will explain THAT the next time he goes to apply for a job?


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