Latest Issues of #AxisOfEasy
#AxisOfEasy 203: Another Supply Chain Attack Infects Thousands Of Businesses With Ransomware
Canada’s new “Guiding Principles” for Internet are “Creepily Totalitarian,”
Another SolarWinds type supply chain hack as Kaseya discloses breach,
Microsoft researchers find Netgear router vulnerability… this and more in this week’s Axis of Easy #203
For Canada Day 2021: new Guiding Principles for the Internet, all of it
The new Broadcasting Act, Bill C10, may be stymied in the Senate of Canada, but the actual content of its policy objectives has just been released. Heritage Canada has published “Guiding Principles on Diversity of Content online.”
VIEW POSTA Few Things About Reinforced Concrete High-Rise Condos
There is a downside to steel reinforcing bars: they rust. The second most remarkable thing about the sudden collapse of the Florida condo building was the rush to assure everyone that this was a one-off catastrophe: all the factors fingered as causes were unique to this building, the implication being all other high-rise reinforced concrete condos without the exact same mix of causal factors were not in danger.
VIEW POSTJuly 4th: Sorry, America, You Lost Me
Star Wars 24 plus the novelized version, amusement park ride, podcast, action figure and OnlyFans pages, anyone? I happened to be in a Big Box Emporium, buying two bags of whole wheat flour, when a strange revelation struck me: almost nothing in this giant emporium was made in the USA.
VIEW POSTVirus Z: A Thought Experiment
What’s striking about our thought experiment is how little reliable data we have about the transmissibility of our hypothetical and the long-term consequences of its mutations. Let’s run a thought experiment on a hypothetical virus we’ll call Virus Z, a run-of-the-mill respiratory variety not much different from other viruses which are 1) very small; 2) mutate rapidly and 3) infect human cells and modify the cellular machinery to produce more viral particles.
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