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More information about the incident was to be found in a number of documents released in Australia under that country's freedom of information laws.

« [exclu] comment activer la timeline pour les pages ? » a suscité de nombreuses et vives réactions. Ce billet au titre volontairement alléchant était une supercherie destinée à dénoncer certains phénomènes dans la diffusion de l’information sur internet et notamment sur les réseaux sociaux.

But even before the construction began, there were challenges. There was no detailed plant blueprint, for one. That information was trapped in a computer in the reactor building and inaccessible. The only layout available was one produced 40 years ago, which didn’t include any of the stacks, pipes and buildings added later.

So, we developed a don't-ask/don't-tell policy of making private copies of documents and carrying them around with us. Engineers, to generalize, hate waiting around for stupid reasons, and having documents meant that we could get to work. It also made us look better, since we got things done on time, instead of having to send out lame excuses that we're late because we're waiting on a fax.

The call to action simply isn’t sufficient to overcome people’s lack of interest in and inclination to click on an otherwise opaque code…especially now that there are the first stirrings of a general awareness that QR malware can be used to inject malicious exploit code into one’s device.

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