You know that rule that you are not paranoid if folks really are tracking you down?
Consider yourself no longer paranoid, despite the pandemic. Count to three. No, wait, count to 100. This is going to be pretty annoying.
You know that rule that you are not paranoid if folks really are tracking you down?
Consider yourself no longer paranoid, despite the pandemic. Count to three. No, wait, count to 100. This is going to be pretty annoying.
I must have been seven years old when I started doing the wash. I remember it was after I had recuperated from my science experiment, which is why I say I was probably 7.
I routinely use a virtual disk and use an alternative eMail address when I peruse the web. I don’t want anyone to be able to insert a bot or a virus on my computer that will leave me unable to peruse my data- more importantly, I don’t want anyone else to examine the contents of my computer.
It was 7 years ago today.
I had been sharing my take on sci-tech, business, health, and finance for decades before that day. Which meant my clients and friends were subjected to frequent (some would say incessant) newsletters, eMails, letters, publications- oh, you get it.
Here we go, again. The GOP is siding with big business instead of US residents. It’s not really a surprise- except for what it does to our lives.
Back in 2000, it was time for a new car. And, as I had been doing for decades, I had a Chrysler on order. Ever since 1975, my car choice had been Chrysler products. (I even had a car leasing company that provided only the Chrysler family of products to clients.)
Except that Mercedes Benz had just bought the Chrysler Corporation. Right before the delivery of my car.
Almost every little boy (and a slew of little girls) is enamored of fast cars. Making that car go faster than anyone else around. (Of course, doing this on our highways often means you meet certain folks in blue. We are talking about doing this on tracks.)