Obamacare computer code riddled with typos, Latin filler text, desperate programmer comments and disastrous architecture

If I had told you one month ago that ten days into the launch of Obamacare not a single person could be confirmed to have successfully enrolled, you would have called me a lunatic. And yet, here we are, tens days into the launch, and guess what? The White House cannot produce a single person who has successfully enrolled through the federally-run exchange Healthcare.gov.

Not one.

http://www.naturalnews.com/042428_Obamacare_exchange_Javascript_critical_errors.html#

Surprised?...Not really....

Morning Soul!

Good morning Sunshine The day is always better when blessed by beauty.

Have a great one for yourself!

Off to start another day in the mines....keep em honest while I'm away!

Obamacare data hub looms as privacy threat!

Social Security numbers, employment information, birth dates, health records and tax returns are among the personal data that will be transmitted to this hub, consolidating an unprecedented amount of information. Every shred of data one would need to steal your identity or access your confidential credit information would be available at the fingertips of a skilled hacker, producing a staggering security threat.

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has claimed that the hub is essential to verifying the eligibility of individuals for the subsidies offered through the exchanges. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has insisted that no data will be stored in the hub, yet any computer science student would tell you the hub will be a magnet for hackers, creating inherent vulnerability and risk by connecting these seven interfaces.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2013/10/10/obamacare-exchange-federal-data-hub-column/2958681/

McAfee called it a "Hacker's Wet Dream"!

http://americanoverlook.com/security-expert-obamacare-is-hackers-wet-dream/104875

Maybe I should check it out!

Provided the Site is up!

Washington state finally released enrollment statistics from the health insurance marketplace it has been operating for a week, as did several other states, including New York and California, which revealed that tens of thousands of people have enrolled in their exchanges.

Even as they made those announcements, the federal government continued its silence about enrollment levels on its technologically hobbled marketplace.



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New York was Tuesday's big star, saying that more than 40,000 residents had completed the application process and been ruled eligible for the plans they had applied for since Obamacare enrollment began Oct. 1.



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California's exchange, Covered California, came in No. 2 among the states making announcements.

The Golden State said 16,311 people had completed applications and had their eligibility verified since its site launched last week. Another 27,305 people had partially completed applications.




there are several exchanges, state by state, visiting those states sites will probably have information for those truly interested in enrollment numbers and not just anything that seems to disparage the reform,,,