Or should I say, I knew I was hacked for the first time today? A hacker managed to insert a link to an executable file on one of the sites that I run with Joomla. I’m not sure how they got their nose under the tent, but they did. I finally managed to fix everything and, of course, changed all passwords (good thing I have 1Password to keep track of all of those long passwords!).
Charles Krauthammer is a physician and Conservative commentator. Here’s another jewel from his column this week:
By an overwhelming margin of 2-1, Americans want to lift the moratorium preventing drilling on the Outer Continental Shelf, thus unlocking vast energy resources shut down for the last 27 years.
Democrats have been adamantly opposed. They say that we cannot drill our way out of the oil crisis. Of course not. But it is equally obvious that we cannot solar or wind or biomass our way out. Does this mean that because any one measure cannot solve a problem, it needs to be rejected?
And also this piece:
By any reasonable calculation of annual tire-inflation and tune-up savings, the Outer Continental Shelf holds nearly a hundred times as much oil. As for oil shale, also under federal moratorium, after a thousand years of driving with Obama-inflated tires and Obama-tuned engines, we would still have saved only one-fifth the oil shale available in the United States.
