Dunder Mifflin may make a comeback

[dclarston13]

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It really bugs me that they giving the orange menace airtime, but I could not resist posting for the sake of all "The Office" fans out there. Heck Michael Scott may have done a better job.

[Croney]

1. Darn. I was hoping a reboot was in the works.

But now that Jim is cheating on Pam with that Emily person, it could be awkward.

[soothsayer]

2. Same!

[TlalocW]

3. Geeze

This guy has to seem like the expert in everything - his whole, "No one knows more about than me," bullshit - so he thinks he has to offer a solution for every problem he's not qualified to do so. Before that whole inject bleach thing he went off on at a press conference, he was looking at a large poster that had been printed out concerning COVID, and it talked about cleaning surfaces with bleach, and he just made the connection and went with it.

TlalocW

[Hugin]

4. While we're at it eliminate indoor plumbing. It is overrated.

Wear it with pride.

[Blue Owl]

5. For once I actually agree with FF45, about doing away with the computerized paperless voting systems

However I don't trust whatever alternative he is selling -- whatever angle he is pushing for, you know there is cheating behind it...

[Midnight Writer]

6. I saw a while back Putin doing a similar thing.

He implemented policy that all classified and sensitive information be transmitted in writing only, through a system of couriers.

[joetheman]

7. OK, so I agree with 45 in some respects.

We need to consider value vs risk of the "Cloud" and similar cyber services. Perhaps self-contained or some kind of segments systems for financial and utility services. I can't quite articulate it but some of this stuff needs to be uncyberized.

I am all for paper trails for voting and would rather use the punch ballots read by well regulated machinge.

Everything cyber is not necessarily good, safe, or helpful and can be, as we now know, dangerous.