That was one of my thoughts as well after Nessum Dorma was played. It's like a fucking James Bond movie (sorry, Tom Clancy movie): hey, we have several subjects on the run, they try to escape by plane from airports x, y and z, what do we have in our pocket to interrupt their flight plan? Oh, airports x, y and z use CrowdStrike, we have an active agent inside the company and already prepared a patch a while ago that will kill servers globally, we could use it for that purpose. Sounds good, do it.
We're watching a movie, no? Ok, sometimes it feels like a b, c or d movie, but that's why these categories were invented. It's not always a blockbuster, but still a movie. Barely watcheable, but like a car accident: you have to take a look.
I know it's more to it than this, ties to Ukraine, the Russia hoax, DNC, the Killbitch server, Seth, Assange, what not, but it's funny to let the mind drift away to fantasy land, 'cause that's where we live. Something is habbening, something very intense. I like it.
I agree. You have to want to be good. I believe that's within our DNA, because: what reason is there to want to be bad? It's not intrinsic, it's extrinsic. We are born good, and then Evil kicks in and tries to deceive you. Either you fall for it, or you fight an invisible fight against it, with the help of God, sometimes even without realizing. But realize you will, at a certain point.
Semantics, yeah, English is not my native language, so something might sound strange, and I might understand things wrong. I do my best.
It's not fear, it's faith that keeps me on the right path. I've done many, many, many things wrong in my life. Many fucking things. With 14, on my confirmation, my saying was Psalm 23. I chose this by myself, I said it in the church, and God listened. My life then went totally nuts, drugs, lies, theft, ignorance, what not. I was never violent, never killed or hurt people physically, but I did many strange things.
Instead of punishing me, God decided otherwise. He led me on a path I'd never had chosen on my own, ending up in a marriage and two beautiful children and a life full of love. But between 14 and 40 I did so many things wrong, it's a wonder I'm still alive. There were milestones layed down in this period of time that only paid out later in my life.
With 14 I said "The Lord is my Shepherd", and then the Lord sent me on a very strange journey. I've been strange before 14ys, but that was the time the Lord decided to take control.
Now that I'm settled, with 51ys old finally, I found back to the Lord, recognizing that he led me to where I am. And what I don't do is fear him I love him, I praise him, I enjoy the spirit of Jesus, I live a life of faith and love. I have bad moments, yes, but I don't fear. Nothing, not even the Lord. Because I do no wrong willingly. I made mistakes, I make mistakes, but the Lord guides me, and he forgives me, because he made me. I'm his child, and children act weired from time to time.
You only have to fear God, when you worship Satan. Only when your wrongdoing is intentional. When you refuse God. When you enjoy evil. Otherwise, just love him and let him guide you.
That's my take, I may be wrong, but I think I'm not.
Wonderful. That's what it's all about, be a good human being, live in the spirit of Jesus, have faith in God. Everything would be fine, and that's why they hate God, hate the Bible and violate every single commandment God gave us.
No way. An update causing a BSoD would never ever survive the first stage of testing and nobody can tell me Crowdstrike doesn't test their patches. This was on purpose, WH or BH move, I don't know, but it wasn't just a mistake.
Really ugly. Sometimes you can't tell the people... I still believe the collateral damage of Corey Comperatore is a Sandy Hook thing, but what do I know. The whole thing smells fishy, but there's too many loose ends to grab.
Kek