Anyway the conspiracy theory that Bush was responsible for 9/11 clearly doesn’t hold water because look how clueless he is at the moment he’s informed of the ✈️
Not like all those grinning idiot fools at the wh correspondents dinner…
Responsible in the same way TSA would be responsible for a hijacking today. They had enough information to be able to stop it, but failed to do so. Anything beyond that gives superhuman competence (which is what conspiracy theories want, a world where someone is in control, even if they’re in control for evil)
Nah he’s just clueless all the time
thats just his face, man.
And why would he need to be interrupted in the middle of a very important kindergarten reading session to be informed of something that he already knew about?
Anyway I’m in the camp of believing that these were locally-planned controlled demolitions, to cover up trillion dollar losses in some financial blah blah, but I still think that particular man up there posing as president had no idea about any of it until it happened.
He already forgot the conspiracy.
Is your refrigerator running?
Actually yes, it’s about halfway down the block screaming something about election interference.
I mean technically attacking people’s food supplies is super fucked. But doing it by fucking with internet connected refrigerators has got to be a massive blaring alarm that we are no longer fit for survival.
When I was a kid I saw a batman movie where the joker was in some high-tech, high security prison, and all it took was a simple hacker to unlock his cell and let him out.
Even then I knew, one manual deadbolt is all it would have taken to prevent this…
These corporations that produce this technotrash are the ones not fit for survival. A fridge doesn’t fucking need a computer it in at all, let alone one connected to the internet.
I get the sentiment and the insecure connectivity is pure incompetence, but commercial refrigeration is not the same as consumer refrigeration, with much more complex controls required to deal with managing large energy consumption, irregular and frequent access, variable amount of goods being held, and usually mandatory persisted logging and automatic alarms, sometimes being sent centrally and 24 hourly to meet strict food regulations.
Nowhere do fridges need to send off data to meet any regulation.
Nowhere do they need to be remotely controlled. Period.
This is not something that showed up in the 21st century. Grocery stores have been successfully refrigerating things since before personal computers even existed.
When energy was cheap. Listen to the guy, he knows what he’s talking about.
I am sorry but no. I spent nearly 20 years working in the control industry and specifically for a global company that provided some of these control and monitoring systems. Tracing food from production through to end consumers has strict industry standards that need to be met in most developed countries. For example FDA CFR 21 in the US and the EC regulations in the EU which all have track and trace requirements. This is key if there are any issues at any point of the supply chain so that the appropriate entities can respond in the interest of ensuring the health safety of the public.
You are probably right on this regard, sometimes some regulations can have a big impact on how things function. However, do we really need to have the thing itself exposed to the internet? Can we not have a better architecture to have the same thing, but safe? The technology is there, is just a matter of doing it right
Looking at it coldly going by the selection pressure of the market, they almost certainly are more fit for survival than a company that isn’t finding an excuse to spy on you (even more) and sell your data.
Then we need to change the environment so that shady spying fucks cannot make money.
Some of you have never had to remember to log the fridge temps after dodging a thrown patient urinal. At my old hospital facilities maintenance used to call us and tell us to close the fridge sometimes. 😂 That said, it could absolutely regulate internally and just send off read-only logs periodically for FM to use in dispatching.
Second attack? Out of the loop, is it still the current date as the password or…?
EDIT: sounds like it, searched by post title “fridge” and sorted by new. Either that or it’s the exact same ongoing “attack” being described.
SAVE THE HOT POCKETS!!!
