Latest Issues of #AxisOfEasy
The Problem With Money is that it’s complicated.
Read it »UK Secretly Orders Apple to Build Global iCloud Backdoor, Sparking Privacy Battle,
PlayStation Network Outage Leaves Gamers Stranded: PS4, PS5, and Online Services Down with No ETA,
China-Linked Disinformation Targets Freeland in Liberal Leadership Race, SITE Warns … this and more in AofE #387
Meanwhile, in the lived-in world, our quality of life is unraveling in myriad ways as algorithmically-driven under-competence and mediocrity are now the norm.
Read it »Americans seem to have forgotten that we are not slaves to finance-tech profits as the sole divining rods to what happens next.
Read it »An online investigator lays out the entire arc of a fake “work from home” job scam, involving “missions” – which can be anything from (presumably) boosting reviews or otherwise mining clicks – but it’s really just a ruse to get you to deposit into your “earnings” account to get yourself up to the next payout threshold.
Read it »The point of this thought experiment is to reveal the true nature of our relationship with AI: we only love it as a mindless slave that makes us rich.
Read it »Read carefully between the lines, for all this will come to pass.
Read it »Trapped in a Scam Call Center A Young Worker’s Shocking Story
Google Quietly Drops AI Weapons Pledge Amid Military Partnerships
Fake Job Interviews Spread New Mac Malware, Researchers Warn … this and more in AofE #386
“Controlling the narrative” to justify destabilizing asymmetries won’t change the consequences.
Read it »If the “solutions” being offered are features of self-liquidating systems, they aren’t solutions, they’re problems.
Read it »The goal is to move incrementally toward a kind of happiness that actually makes us happy. That’s the goal of my work.
Read it »DeepSeek’s Disruption Could Trigger an AI Market Collapse
OAuth Flaw in Travel Services Provider Put Millions of Airline Accounts at Risk
IntelBroker Claims Second HPE Breach With Plans to Sell Access … this and more in AofE #385
Word traps and false logic don’t lead to dominance of the future or monopolistic grips on limitless profits.
Read it »Sometimes wide moats and billions of dollars to blow lead not to glory but to hubris, which beckons Nemesis.
Read it »In summary: bloated headcounts, no new sources of revenue from AI, and limitless content with no scarcity value. Welcome to the DSD: DeepSeek Disruption.
Read it »I’m not sure that “software will eat the world,” but it could consume the stock market bubble in a single gulp.
Read it »Clearview AI Faces Legal Setback in Canada Over Unlawful Biometric Data Practices,
Global Phishing Scheme Targets Google Ads Users, Exploits Platform Vulnerabilities,
Google Search Hits Decade-Low Market Share Amid Rising Competition and Changing User Habits… this and more in AofE #384
Why is any reduction in consumption posed in terms of unbearable sacrifice, when no sacrifices are necessary to consequentially reduce consumption?
Read it »A great many people laud traditional values and lifestyles, but they leave out the hard part: it take a heck of a lot of work, effort and sacrifice.
Read it »A fatal bout of runaway instability becomes inevitable when “extraordinary emergency measures” become permanently essential to keep the bubbles from popping.
Read it »Adobe Urges Immediate Updates to Fix Critical Security Flaws in Popular Software,
New Zero-Day Flaw in Fortinet Firewalls Sparks Urgent Security Warning,
Hackers Use Fake YouTube Links to Steal Login Information … this and more in AofE #383
Producing quality goods that aren’t addictive or obsoleted in a few years–there’s no money in that, fool. Get real. You want to get rich, “invest” in a bet in the casino.
Read it »From low-Earth orbit, we see only the mighty sprawl of immense power. The internal gearing driving contradictory dynamics is buried beneath the grandeur and the euphoria.
Read it »If we study the problems outside the force-field of mythological beliefs, we find that there are no systemic solutions, there are only partial, local solutions.
Read it »Telegram’s Data Sharing Surges After CEO’s Arrest,
Meta Ends Fact-Checking Partnerships, Sparking Backlash,
Ransomware Group Cicada3301 Strikes French Peugeot Dealership … this and more in AofE #382
Contributors

Mark E. Jeftovic
Mark is the co-founder of easyDNS and the editor-in-chief of #AxisOfEasy. He is the author of Managing Mission Critical Domains & DNS (Packt UK, 2018) and Unassailable: Protect Yourself from Deplatform Attacks & Cancel Culture.

The Canadian Bitcoiners
Joey Tweets and Len the Lengend are the hosts of The Canadian Bitcoiners Podcast, and you may recognize them as the voices (and faces) behing the AxisOfEasy Podcast. CanadianBitcoiners.com

Charles Hugh Smith
Charles Hugh Smith is the author of numerous books and writes from OfTwoMinds.com.