Cyber War. It’s long been used to scare Americans into spending money. The military is again talking about protecting the country from disasters by training on cyber (information technology). Who can forget, for example, the 2022 NYT opinion piece alarmingly titled: I’ve Dealt With Foreign Cyberattacks. America Isn’t Ready for What’s Coming. It’s been crickets … Continue reading Cyber Yankee: U.S. Cyber Marines in Cyber Team Cyber War
Marc Polymeropoulous has published a new leadership book. He describes it as a revelation about his failures in the first two thirds of his career, which he then credits for making him into a good leader in the last third of his career. These things stuck out for me in his CSPC interview (118 views): … Continue reading “Humility Makes a Great Intelligence Officer”
There have been hundreds of fires claimed due to Tesla cars, as many as 300 estimated. That’s incredible in itself. For context the Ford Pinto allegedly had a tiny fraction of that number yet caused international outrage. More to the point, there are now at least 32 recorded fatalities due to Tesla fires (Update only … Continue reading Unsafe by Design: More and More Teslas Catch on Fire
An interesting turnabout from the timeline and details of the Uvalde child massacre is how a generic armed defense argument is being proven bogus yet again. First, a plethora of armed police were on the scene and didn’t respond to an active shooter. We can easily assume from this that future incidents would continue the … Continue reading Uvalde Child Massacre Destroys Theory of Armed Defense