OT Contributor Network: Heard Tell w/John McCumber on Cybersecurity
The latest episode of Heard Tell features OT contributor John McCumber explaining what we are hearing about cybersecurity in the news cycle.
Monthly Archive: June 2021
FBI Seize $2 Million in Bitcoin From Colonial Pipeline Ransom
The FBI announced it had seized more than $2 million in bitcoin that was part of the Colonial Pipeline ransom payment.
Unanimous SCOTUS Immigration Ruling on TPS: Read It For Yourself
A Unanimous SCOTUS immigration ruling finds those that came illegally to America but were granted TPS status cannot apply for permanent residency.
Vaccination Rates Slow to A Crawl, Worrying Officials
Administered vaccination rates for Covid-19 have fallen by two-thirds from their April peak, imperiling the goal of 70% vaccinated nationwide.
The Hallmark of Dreams
My story would crest home, floating through uncertain spaces, until you would see that I am okay now. I did not accomplish everything I dreamed.
Sunday Morning! Daughters of the Dust by Julie Dash
Julie Dash’s luminous Daughters of the Dust plays like a series of rituals guiding its Gullah characters from the old life to the new..
A Reverie On Failure Part 5: The Dawn of Disappointment
I hereby confess to you, dear reader, that when I consider you, I am pitiless. In what manner do you deal out in judgment to me?
California Assault Weapons Ban Ruling: Read It For Yourself
A US District Judge has ruled to overturn three decades of California banning assault weapons in a closely watched 2nd Amendment case.
Saturday Morning Gaming: The Oculus Quest 2
If you’ve got some questions about the Oculus Quest 2, I’ve got some answers.
OT Contributor Network: Spheres of Influence Podcast w/Dennis Sanders
On this episode of Spheres of Influence podcast our friend Dennis Sanders contests “Hope is something that is missing from American politics”.
Saturday Spins: Slobberbone
Slobberbone is an excellent band, and your knowledge of them will instantly make you cooler than anyone else you know
Hong Kong Crackdown To Prevent Tiananmen Square Vigil
The annual Hong Kong public vigil for the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre is looking like the original event’s aftermath.
OT Contributor Network: Heard Tell Podcast with Em Carpenter
The latest episode of Heard Tell features Ordinary Times writer and editor Em Carpenter tackling bad HIPAA takes and other legal silliness.
Linky Friday: Lies, Slander, and Calumny Edition
The long-running tradition of ending the week with stories from around the world and across the web, plus the week that was at Ordinary Times
Weekend Plans : The Last Will And Testament
The Last Will And Testament. And then, at the end of it all, you have about 140 pieces of paper in a folder. This is it. Memento Mori.
