Keep Pretending The Maunder Minimum Isn't Happening

This is only the beginning. Shortly it will begin to get real cold.

How cold? This cold. DAY AFTER TOMORROW cold.

Trust Doctors

It's not an indictment of one doctor, it is an indictment of the entire profession.

So pretend you're a doctor watching another doctor perform an operation. The other doctor slices a major vein that has nothing to do with this surgery and you see he did it deliberately ... then that doctor leaves it bleeding and sews the body back up. You're watching him do this.

You don't immediately remove that guy from any further contact with patients? You don't raise the alarm and see to it he never steps inside an operating room again until his sanity can be proven? You don't stop him knowing full well he is going to kill somebody, probably the next person he operates on?

It's not about what is wrong with this one lunatic. That's not it. The question is what in the hell is wrong with every other person working in that hospital? It is not a rhetorical question.

You see this too often. People are eyewitnesses to seeing doctors stabbing old people in the hearts with scalpels and cutting off their oxygen and they're saying "This guy may have a problem, let's keep a close eye on him when he does his work in the future." May have a problem? May have?!?

Hillary Coming Unhinged

A fragile mind at the best of times, it is cracking under exposure. The complete mental breakdown that has been coming for fifty years is almost upon us. A couple decades of paint therapy and the woman who would be king will be right as rain.

Vault-OS : Global Control Protocol Over ASN.1

I applied some of what I learned at work today to some source code I had at home and successfully compiled the entire, unique communications and command protocol for VOS from the open source ASN.1 compiler. It is still in flux so chances are stuff will be added to it eventually. Theoretically this binary will support VOIP, streaming video and many other kinds of devices running daemons. The protocol is a very generic digital control and command set that provides a similar functional environment to BACNet. I think station-to-station telephony is an important part of VOS and provision for this capability should be in there. You should be able to instantly mount a headset and talk over VOS to another workstation with a central directory. This is a ways off but the possibility will be there in the messaging protocol.

My time is limited lately, very long commute - but I was able to send and receive messages over web sockets in this format. I think I have the holy grail for supporting different protocols for the daemons from CAN to RS-485 all the way around. I also cracked the functionality barrier to couple to Lua scripts from ASN.1 with JSON syntax. There is a very simple way to control the parallel port under Win NT/2000/XP for a daemon using this method.

I have this crazy idea for daemons to support calls over Websockets to the server as a very easy alternative for extremely small devices. I'm talking thimble sized devices talking over WebSockets to the main server all-in-one. Devices like BASIC Stamps that don't even have room for TCP-IP stacks but can write a small stream of bytes as a protocol over Websockets and parse the response. Where would this come in handy? I am envisioning little systems monitoring keypads at entryways, tiny devices designed to control pumps and water/fuel metrics, maybe a small VT-100 terminal with a limited command set inside a staging area. A lot of these devices could not run BACNet over IP but they could run my little subset which is very generic.

At my current job there is no requirement for a graphical UI for the server monitoring itself on the host machine but this is a great way to supply that feature and keep it totally decoupled from the server itself which can operate even without a display device if desired.

I think running on Windows NT with numerous daemons this server will rarely consume more than 4 megs total RAM and should launch nearly instantly as a service if needed.

Melonhead Malta Hypogeum Is Straight Out of H.P. Lovecraft

African rock art dated at possible age of 24,000 years or earlier shows Melonheads leading/controlling grazing animals and possibly domesticated dogs without harnesses

It is one creepy place.

No torch residues. Could melonheads see in the dark? They had some kind of jack in the back of their skulls where they connected to the mainframe. Enhanced virtual reality simulator? Others have suggested they may have injected drugs directly into their brains.

It is difficult to link to stories about melonhead skulls because the skulls tend to vanish the instant they are brought to the attention of others on the internet. Remember, if you can see a melonhead skull on a Google search, chances are that skull will disappear from the museum where it is kept within 12 months. Draw your own conclusions.

No skulls. Sleep now.
(Neanderthal is the only hominid this doesn't work on, apparently. Easy to see why they wanted to get rid of us)

I find it difficult to read any article about the Temple at Malta that leaves out the pit found with the bones of 38,000+ children (all non-elongated heads) who were sacrificed on the altar there which has a groove clearly designed to channel the blood into a basin where Melonheads no doubt dipped cups.

They lost mass and height from interbreeding, also enabled them to survive purges by passing amongst ordinary people. So obvious they never went anywhere. The "giants who ruled the Earth" never went extinct.

Just what are you trying to imply, Arcane? It sounds as though you might be suggesting ... no, that's ridiculous.

The Embetterment Has Embettered Us All

Low oil prices, cheap plentiful immigrant labor, low interest rates - do you remember that globalist paradise they promised us all? This is it.

None shall survive the embetterment process at the end of which we will all be as embettered as we can get.

Why Is God So Cruel To Japan

Maybe it isn't God's fault.

Can somebody find that safety procedures brochure for Japan concerning nuclear power plant management? I think it was mislaid around 1954. Check back in that stack of manga over by the closet.

As far as I know, running a nuclear power plant is not some kind of a joke. Every time you hear about these accidents you cannot believe the lax behavior that preceded it. I am assuming there is at least some sort of emergency shut-down process we should keep handy on a clipboard or something with a nearby volcano actively spewing lava flows. Otherwise, you know, there could be consequences. I'm no expert but that is my guess.

Kwanstainia : They Shot JFK and Then This Happened

Brief roundup of 1% of the problems.

In the comments section, a respondent pointed out that there is little need to argue over chemtrails when the NSA scandal broke and the U.S. had admitted that the "far out conspiracy theorists" have been right the past thirty years about them tapping 100% of everything 100% of the time. The average sheeple is probably still trying to get his head around the open admission they can turn on webcams any time they want even when it looks like the computer is off. You thought we were crazy for looking for old, obsolete operating systems to run Vault-OS on. You gotta be kidding me.

Dementia Epidemic

I knew about this twenty years ago and it is why I started to take 1000 mg of aspirin a day, every day for the past twenty years. I had read that aspirin dissolves beta-amyloid plaques in the brains of most mammals back in 1992. I even remember when I was reading about this I was sitting in Wendy's Restaurant in Times Square watching my book stand out front.

I told you, people with "Aspergers Syndrome" (Neanderthal gene expression) are wired like Siamese cats. They can sense stuff independently, they don't need to consult a consensus. They can just feel it coming. They know lots of things without anybody having to tell them or teach them about these things. It is as if there is tons and tons of racial memory encoded there when they are born like they come front-loaded with a database before they can even walk. (See previous post below)

My father called it "a compass needle in his head that somehow always points to true north." My father was always the only person who really noticed there was something funny about me and I figure it is because he himself had superb instincts and was a far better observer of subtle things than others. I had the genes that made him like that except greatly amplified in me.