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Wednesday, 4 November 2026 at 8:58 AM
Have your moment of glory guys and gals but answer me this: Are the winners able to step up and solve the people's problems rather than the culture wars they've fought in the past.
From the Economist: "North Korea has been fingered as the prime suspect in the hacking of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange."
Do you think we're living in a house of cards? The combination of a ubiquitous internet, undiscovered vulnerabilities, AI in the 'wrong' hands, disruptive state players, and an unknown risk profile for our major industrial and finance players could lead to a collapse and we'd all pay to put it right, if that's even possible.
@IzabelaKaramia Well, here's a thing. We don't conform and change our clocks so we're still in British Summer time in our house here in the UK. It isn't a problem for us and we live an hour ahead of everyone else, with lighter evenings and darker mornings.
Pud the black and white cat likes it as he doesn't need to adapt either.
People may think we're crazy but... it's our choice!
Sunday, 1 November 2026 at 3:06 PM
@ChrisMayLA6 I posted this yesterday but the conclusions are similar:
From the Economist: "North Korea has been fingered as the prime suspect in the hacking of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange."
Do you think we're living in a house of cards? The combination of a ubiquitous internet, undiscovered vulnerabilities, AI in the 'wrong' hands, disruptive state players, and an unknown risk profile for our major industrial and finance players could lead to a collapse and we'd all pay to put it right, if that's even possible.
A brown cow facing the fence on higher ground, saying hello perhaps?
Saturday, 31 October 2026 at 1:40 PM
From the Economist: "North Korea has been fingered as the prime suspect in the hacking of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange."
Do you think we're living in a house of cards? The combination of a ubiquitous internet, undiscovered vulnerabilities, AI in the 'wrong' hands, disruptive state players, and an unknown risk profile for our major industrial and finance players could lead to a collapse and we'd all pay to put it right, if that's even possible.
Pud the black and white cat curled up on the chair by the bistro table after a few day visit from our grandsons (9 & 7 years old) which tired him more than usual. He didn't budge from it all day.
