[numberonepal]

Tomorrow I’m hearing, but I don’t datefag.

[numberonepal]

⚠️🇺🇸#URGENT: Explosion reported at Electrical Substation in Houston, Texas#Houston l #TX
Fire personnel are requesting additional units to respond to a large fire at an electrical substation on the city’s western edge.
There are reports of mass power outages in the area. pic.twitter.com/t36GJNNapg— Intel Point ALERTS (@IntelPointAlert) July 9, 2021

[numberonepal]

Well Melian maybe it’s today.

Texas Substation Fire
Trains stopped in Iran

Today is the day the World Economic Forum and their partners host a simulation of cyberattacks on supply chains and the power grid. The exercise is known as Cyber Polygon. These are the same folks who simulated an outbreak of a coronavirus resulting in a pandemic in October 2019.

[Melian]

Wozniak’s backing of the right-to-repair movement comes as President Biden could soon direct the Federal Trade Commission to draft new rules that prevent manufacturers from limiting consumers’ ability to repair products on their own or at independent shops, a person familiar with the plan recently told Bloomberg.

White House economic adviser Brian Deese said an executive order could be released in the coming days and is designed to drive “greater competition in the economy, in service of lower prices for American families and higher wages for American workers.”

This comes after the European Commission announced new right-to-repair rules for laptops, smartphones, and tablets.

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/apple-cofounder-steve-wozniak-embraces-right-repair-movement?utm_campaign=&utm_content=Zerohedge:+The+Durden+Dispatch&utm_medium=email&utm_source=zh_newsletter

And after a cyber event breaks your machine, only the “correct” people can fixx it.