Obverting ordurification...

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Okay, you may struggle with the meaning of ordurification, mainly because I just made it up, as one can do with flexible languages: what led me to use it was Robert Malone's (yes that one) The "Great Reset" is accelerating "The Great Enshittening".[LINK] 

If you don't want to know about the meaning of the word, the integration of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion [DEI must DIE!] and 'The Great Reset' etc., then you can jump using THIS LINK to the relevant point of the article: the computer crash Crowdstrike clusterfuck and the whole Democrat, DNC, Trump. Russia collusion, voting machine manipulation conspiracy cluster comes back into focus. 

Perfect timing. And who's to say the whole Trump assassination attempt isn't tightly interwoven.

For subscriber's to Robert's Substack he follows that with a great essay that is well worth your time: Harold Robertson's Complex Systems Won’t Survive the Competence Crisis (Published by Palladium Magazine June 1, 2023 [LINK]); it begins: "At a casual glance, the recent cascades of American disasters might seem unrelated."...

The path of least resistance will be the devolution of complex systems and the reduction in the quality of life that entails.

Online obluctation...

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[edited: 'dead' video/image removed 

 

Another ransomware attack could mean life online gets scarier (surely nothing to do BO, one hopes); the latest seems to be about causing chaos rather than extorting money: that said, causing chaos means sites that are down can't make money! [edited]. Despite two recent 'global' attacks ransomware is still below 1% of online offenders. This chart found HERE. "Malware has come a long way in the last ten years... ...the number of new malware specimen is likely to reach more than 7.4 million this year alone. Albeit this number seems to spell bad news only, the data also indicates that the malware growth rate is slowing."



More statistics at Statista. 

Online obluctation...

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[edited: 'dead' video/image removed 

 

Another ransomware attack could mean life online gets scarier (surely nothing to do BO, one hopes); the latest seems to be about causing chaos rather than extorting money: that said, causing chaos means sites that are down can't make money! [edited]. Despite two recent 'global' attacks ransomware is still below 1% of online offenders. This chart found HERE. "Malware has come a long way in the last ten years... ...the number of new malware specimen is likely to reach more than 7.4 million this year alone. Albeit this number seems to spell bad news only, the data also indicates that the malware growth rate is slowing."

More statistics at Statista. 

OMG III...

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Don't be evil. Well this is scary...or maybe not, maybe it's just me: I can remember doing computer courses in Word, Excel, setting up an email account and sending an e-mail etc, using the internet (ooooh!); even back then the tutor had us put Google as the home page - something I still always do - but it seems so last century...oh, it was! The Google doodle today is for the fourteenth birthday of Google...14! It seems forever.

OMG III...

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Don't be evil. Well this is scary...or maybe not, maybe it's just me: I can remember doing computer courses in Word, Excel, setting up an email account and sending an e-mail etc, using the internet (ooooh!); even back then the tutor had us put Google as the home page - something I still always do - but it seems so last century...oh, it was! The Google doodle today is for the fourteenth birthday of Google...14! It seems forever.