| The worldwide ‘outage’ 22:42 - Jul 20 with 1078 views | KeithHaynes |
I’m suspicious, not a conspiracy nut, but world events that affect normal folk seem to be happening too often. Or at least the fallout seems to put them into focus.The govts of the world took advantage of the population to control them during the ‘pandemic’ and this for me, has an odd feeling about it.
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| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 22:48 - Jul 20 with 1068 views | max936 |
Chinese and the Russians, the west needs to get a fing grip because these countries have been very active on the online shenanigans whilst the west have been sleeping at their lap tops. |  | | |
| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 22:58 - Jul 20 with 1050 views | max936 |
Chinese and the Russians, the west needs to get a fing grip because these countries have been very active on the online shenanigans whilst the west have been sleeping at their lap tops, those Countries are so far ahead of us Cyber and military wise we look like the sitting ducks we are.
Starmer needs to get a grip like yesterday [not is his fault of course} bhut we are miles behind! | | | |
| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 08:01 - Jul 21 with 978 views | onehunglow |
| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 22:58 - Jul 20 by max936 |
Chinese and the Russians, the west needs to get a fing grip because these countries have been very active on the online shenanigans whilst the west have been sleeping at their lap tops, those Countries are so far ahead of us Cyber and military wise we look like the sitting ducks we are.
Starmer needs to get a grip like yesterday [not is his fault of course} bhut we are miles behind! |
Chinese and Russians ,in tandem,absolutely are the biggest threat to our survival.
Both despotic ,hate filled lands . |  |
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| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 13:03 - Jul 22 with 868 views | KeithHaynes |
All these disruptions that only affect the average Joe. | |
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| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 13:07 - Jul 22 with 862 views | Whiterockin |
| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 13:03 - Jul 22 by KeithHaynes |
All these disruptions that only affect the average Joe. |
So is the company that caused the problems liable for the incredible costs that businesses are now facing to sort out the knock on affects. |  | | |
| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 13:13 - Jul 22 with 834 views | KeithHaynes |
| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 13:07 - Jul 22 by Whiterockin |
So is the company that caused the problems liable for the incredible costs that businesses are now facing to sort out the knock on affects. |
It only seems to be the normal person who is being affected, hospitals, airports etc.
Why only them there are others I know, but not massive. Why are their no issues at our nuclear plants or GCHQ air military installations like Honnington ? Ministry of Defence, Home Office. Someone said to me that this is a test to see how people react before they start another covid like control operation.
To deep, too cohersive ? Did this really happen ? | |
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| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 14:23 - Jul 22 with 777 views | Whiterockin |
| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 13:13 - Jul 22 by KeithHaynes |
It only seems to be the normal person who is being affected, hospitals, airports etc.
Why only them there are others I know, but not massive. Why are their no issues at our nuclear plants or GCHQ air military installations like Honnington ? Ministry of Defence, Home Office. Someone said to me that this is a test to see how people react before they start another covid like control operation.
To deep, too cohersive ? Did this really happen ? |
I'm thinking the cost to a tour company having to put prople up in hotels and transport because of delays of up to a week to return from holidays and all the associated costs. Plus cancelled holiday compensation. This is running into multi millions. | | | |
| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 21:02 - Jul 22 with 705 views | SullutaCreturned |
| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 13:13 - Jul 22 by KeithHaynes |
It only seems to be the normal person who is being affected, hospitals, airports etc.
Why only them there are others I know, but not massive. Why are their no issues at our nuclear plants or GCHQ air military installations like Honnington ? Ministry of Defence, Home Office. Someone said to me that this is a test to see how people react before they start another covid like control operation.
To deep, too cohersive ? Did this really happen ? |
It didn't affect me at all. I must be lucky. Maybe next time. | | | |
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| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 23:33 - Jul 23 with 617 views | DJack |
I spend a chunk of my time reading through a US Tech/science board and the computer/network geeks have been warning of this for a number of years.
A tiny portion of companies pay sufficiently for their tech and tech support. Additionally even these companies can suffer from the tech they buy in being not fully costed to be cyber-secure...or even in some cases the tech is based upon some item of freeware which is being updated by enthusiasts!!!!
Hence the cartoon following which has been around for a number of years...
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| It is far better to grasp the universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring. - Carl Sagan |
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| The worldwide ‘outage’ on 23:36 - Jul 23 with 616 views | DJack |
Oh, and I work for a company that regularly sends Phishing messages to the staff as a test and they force the users to do mandatory online security "courses" (typically 5-10 minutes long via a cartoon/animated presentation)
...and a few of our machines are still down. | |
| It is far better to grasp the universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring. - Carl Sagan |
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