I hope so. Everything currently sucks. I’m tempted to do the upgrade to 10 on her machine just to check it out. I might do it on my laptop, too, though I rarely boot it into Windows.
I’ve never owned an Apple product, and don’t want to go to an iPhone. I guess I’ll just live with the security issues for now, as I don’t really live on my phone, and only use it when out of the house. Even when traveling, I still use laptop for most of my access. There’s not that much personal data on it to hack.
TIGTA’s testimony states that the laptop as a whole appeared undamaged. When Lerner’s laptop was first inspected by both an assigned IT specialist and Hewlett Packard contractor they both stated that “they did not note any visible damage to the laptop computer itself.”
The testimony does not speculate how the hard drive was “scored” while the computer itself remained visibly undamaged. However, given these facts it seems logical to question what — or who — caused the damage to the hard drive.
The heart sinks. It took so much effort by so many people to clear up the human wreckage that so many years of liberal ‘compassion’ had created in a dying New York. And to see it all—I can’t put it any better than the esteemed New York Post—’pissed away’ by a mayor not smart or perceptive enough to have learned one thing from the experience of the last 20 years, since his own personal demons have left him stuck in the politics of the 1950s and 1960s, is tragic. It is so hard to build; so easy to destroy.”
I haven’t been following the fiasco that closely, but Richard Fernandez has some thoughts:
The reality of modern day information combat is that China can win a war without killing a single person or disrupting a single reality TV show. What if America could lose World War 3 and not even know it, especially if it relies on its politicians to tell it an attack has occurred.
Heh: “So it’s okay to have socialism, but it can’t be international socialism, it has to be socialism in one nation. A sort of national socialism, I guess.”
