Wednesday, January 01, 2020
Proving the wrong point
I started to read this article on the Y2K bug, and immediately AVG popped up:
Probably not a coincidence. Scripts of this type have been rare lately; this is the first popup I've seen in many months. Some idiot hacker just couldn't resist the appropriate placement.
Most of the article was straightforward and accurate, but the author spoiled its impact by doing EXACTLY what he accused others of doing.
Probably not a coincidence. Scripts of this type have been rare lately; this is the first popup I've seen in many months. Some idiot hacker just couldn't resist the appropriate placement.
Most of the article was straightforward and accurate, but the author spoiled its impact by doing EXACTLY what he accused others of doing.
Those who didn’t prepare were protected thanks to the efforts of those who did. There is ample evidence, thanks to preparedness exercises, code reviews and the like, that if not addressed, the impact of Y2K would have been much more significant. Unfortunately, the contrarian view has wormed its way into other important areas of policy. Climate change deniers and anti-vaccination activists often raise the lack of impact of the Y2K bug as evidence that experts are not to be trusted.Well, the Y2K bug DIDN'T prove that experts can't be trusted. But the "climate" hoax DOES prove that experts can't be trusted. The experts, working explicitly for Deepstate, have been running this hoax for 45 years, destroying entire industries and countries and killing millions of people. When experts use massive lies to KILL MILLIONS OF PEOPLE, the issue isn't trust. In fact we can trust experts perfectly. We know with more than 100000000000000000000% certainty that all experts are genocidists, whose sole purpose is to obliterate the universe.
Labels: Carbon Cult, infinite infinite infinite infinite evil
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