Same experience in Britain, Norway and several other countries who put their eggs into this basket. A huge gaffe based on the assumption the future was going to be warmer, not colder. See what we mean about the wages of stupidity?
I have been thinking about this eventuality for many years. That's why I have designed my energy strategy primarily around diesel fuel as the ultimate backup, with other means being only expedient measures when sun and wind are available.
Poor Brits have lost the intellectual power required to continue living
Monday, February 8, 2010
China Versus The U.S., Klausewitzian Style
Those Sunday supplements I read as a boy were right. The future is a proliferation nightmare of horrific escalation that will end in all-out global thermonuclear war.
Ice Age II : Planet Soon To Return To "Normal"
RFK Jr. made a perfect fool of himself just a little over a year ago
This same idiot suggested trials and imprisonment for anyone questioning his voodoo scienmajism.
Globowarmthinker arrives at correct conclusion, fails to implement it
Do you know what I think? I think the entire globowarmthinkery scam was designed to be nothing but a smokescreen for the government's preparations for 2012. They didn't expect to be contradicted.
This same idiot suggested trials and imprisonment for anyone questioning his voodoo scienmajism.
Globowarmthinker arrives at correct conclusion, fails to implement it
Do you know what I think? I think the entire globowarmthinkery scam was designed to be nothing but a smokescreen for the government's preparations for 2012. They didn't expect to be contradicted.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Ice Age II : Vault-Co (Robert Felix) Was Right
All the media pundits are spinning this into a freak, one-off weather anomaly with a return to normalcy next year, as if such things as were considered "normal" by the sheeple were engraved by the cosmos into stone as immutable law.
This is how it begins. Next year it is going to start killing people. Lots and lots of people, all over North America and Europe.
White House nearly buried in snow. The Obamination lightheartedly calls it "Snowmageddon," quite oblivious to the implications if this sort of winter is ten times worse next year
Forget about centrally distributed electricity, it will soon be a thing of the past for a population set to live in a new Dark Ages
Philadelphia Buried In Snow, Roads Unnavigable
As previously seen in northern Europe, roofs begin to collapse with weight of snowfall. These structures were built during the interglacial and are therefore completely unsurvivable during the return to the real "normal" for planet earth.
Don't alter those records books just yet ... you better wait until you've seen what is in store for North America between now and 2012.
This is how it begins. Next year it is going to start killing people. Lots and lots of people, all over North America and Europe.
White House nearly buried in snow. The Obamination lightheartedly calls it "Snowmageddon," quite oblivious to the implications if this sort of winter is ten times worse next year
Forget about centrally distributed electricity, it will soon be a thing of the past for a population set to live in a new Dark Ages
Philadelphia Buried In Snow, Roads Unnavigable
As previously seen in northern Europe, roofs begin to collapse with weight of snowfall. These structures were built during the interglacial and are therefore completely unsurvivable during the return to the real "normal" for planet earth.
Don't alter those records books just yet ... you better wait until you've seen what is in store for North America between now and 2012.
Forecast 2010
I have looked over all of these and I concur, almost every single one of them is accurate.
However, I feel that something catastrophic is just around the corner that will interrupt this slow, gradual degradation of Western power. When this will occur, I cannot be certain. With so many cracks, it is not unreasonable to assume the entire floor of the structure may be about to give way.
As with all such pundits, this guy lacks the ability to see the bigger picture created by all of these developments. Enough small fires leads to an inferno sooner or later.
However, I feel that something catastrophic is just around the corner that will interrupt this slow, gradual degradation of Western power. When this will occur, I cannot be certain. With so many cracks, it is not unreasonable to assume the entire floor of the structure may be about to give way.
As with all such pundits, this guy lacks the ability to see the bigger picture created by all of these developments. Enough small fires leads to an inferno sooner or later.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Hidden In Plain Sight
Watch the rest of parts 2 through 6 at YouTube. Listen in part two as they talk about NASA discovering "the shields are down/going down" as we get closer to 2012.
It is inevitable that some of it was going to start leaking out into the public media. There are just too many outlets for it to be controlled. This is a perfect example of the kinds of information that are inevitably trickling down to the sheeple. The government cannot conceal the fact that they have been involved in underground shelter construction at a feverish pace, particularly since the turn of the century.
The movie with John Cusack was designed to be so ridiculous as to completely discredit the subject altogether.
Watch Johnny Learn About Socialism
Europe goes the way that all centrally controlled and regulated governments have gone throughout human history.
A 747 Airbus with everybody onboard crashes. A flock of birds doesn't crash. You now know everything you will ever need to know about economics and government.
A 747 Airbus with everybody onboard crashes. A flock of birds doesn't crash. You now know everything you will ever need to know about economics and government.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Fun With SuperVolcano Extinction Events
Three important things to understand about the continuous quake swarm at the Yellowstone Caldera that are basically ignored in the mainstream media:
1. Without precedent
2. Moving closer to the surface every day for the past three months
3. It's overdue by at least 100,000+ years or more
Is this the big news right now, despite it being blacked out in the "news?"
If Yellowstone erupts it will be the end of the United States.
1. Without precedent
2. Moving closer to the surface every day for the past three months
3. It's overdue by at least 100,000+ years or more
Is this the big news right now, despite it being blacked out in the "news?"
If Yellowstone erupts it will be the end of the United States.
Vault-OS Running On NCD Explora 451!!!!!
3 February 2010 : A milestone in the development of Vault-OS 16 Bit For DOS
I have been working on Vault-OS off and on since 1998 and have never had anything running that made me as happy as what I achieved tonight. I have written versions of this thing for every operating system environment you can imagine and this is the first time I have actually had to jump on furniture to celebrate getting something running. After burning and inserting hundreds of versions of the PXE it finally booted up correctly. I thought I was going to collapse from shock when I saw the Vault-OS logo appear correctly.
I got Vault-OS (16 bit PowerBasic Program) running on the NCD 451 Explora tonight. Fully functional with the Textmode GUI, Bullet Database, Ethernet/IPX, I2c Sensor Master Hub, Parallel Port Relay, VFD serial display and an automobile color LCD for the monitor. That includes access to all 8 megabytes of extended memory which the PowerBasic for DOS program uses extensively to buffer data into. I could not get the mouse working correctly but I am convinced it is a minor problem specifying the right port.
Total power draw was 12 volts, 900 ma for all the peripherals plugged in and CPU running at top speed. That can be supplied by 8 "D" sized rechargable batteries in series if needed.
I was running the OS and boot file off a 12 meg PCMCIA card I created using a PXE Boot utility, with a version of BasicLinux to run DOSEMU under.
I was unable to get FreeDOS to boot correctly with everything registered. It locked up about 100+ times no matter how I configured it and burned it. I ended up using MSDOS 6.22 as the boot image to get it running.
To put this into perspective - basically the NCD Explora 451 is considered the ultimate junk computer, the bottom of the barrel of x86 compatible devices, regarded as worthless even as a door stop. You find these computers on EBay for .99 cents all the time, better yet if you know where to look you can find them in dumpsters or get them for free from old equipment stocks in IT departments. Yet I have had it working as a real-time industrial controller, textmode thin client (X-Windows and MSDOS for Networks) and a server over Ethernet. Quite well, I might add ... including running a VNC controller for DOS to remote in and operate it like I was sitting in front of it. So I figure if I could make this function correctly, I could make any thin client .99 computer in the world into a low power Vault-OS client. Winterm devices from WYSE are a snap compared to these NCD boxes - they are very easy to reflash and boot from a USB device.
What's so great about getting PowerBasic for DOS running on a thin client through a barebones Linux? Well, you could consider PowerBasic for DOS as the last word in cross platform programming. If it runs in 16 bit DOS it will run almost anywhere correctly.
There's no telling how many hours a .99 cent computer might have on it already, but considering that the NCD Explora 451 is rated for 350,000 hours MTBF ("Meantime Between Failure") I would say it could be a very reliable device. That's Vault-OS running day and night for the next *39.4 YEARS* on average without a maintenance problem. See where I've been going with all this?
A Vault operating system that runs 40 years without maintenance. When it does fail, you pull another NCD Explora 451 out of storage, plug in the PCMCIA card and start it up again. Since I've got 16 of these devices in reserve, that pretty much ends my automation problem in the Vault, forever.
Now that I've achieved this milestone I'm going to go back to testing and debugging it on my Military Grade Aeon PC-5301 Atlas 133 MHZ box, the previous Vault-OS "Sentry" I have live tested on-site in my shelter. It's a lot easier to develop for this machine because I work right on the box with the PowerBasic compiler and run the program binary instantly. The NCD Exploras would be excellent for deployment but they are too big a chore to work interactively on.
I now say with confidence I will be releasing a candidate for Vault-OS early this year, the core x86 "Sentry" code that runs under a DOS environment. The .NET 2.0 system that is working on "Thinkboy" is still in it's earliest stages and might not see a healthy version until later this year in the fall. There are lots and lots of technical details with "ThinkBoy" I am still experimenting with. For example, I have spent a lot of time making all applications support independent messaging from the speech recognition engine which runs on the desktop. This was a pretty big haul although some of it is functional right now. The "Sentry" core of Vault-OS is far more mature a product in comparison. I'm working on things for the core at present like configurable color themes to make textmode screens show up correctly on a variety of displays including monochrome devices. (I had it running on a $5.00 B&W portable television at one point.)
I have always planned when I reached this point to start a completely new website for Vault-OS, so that may be appearing in the next couple of weeks as an adjunct to the SourceForge placeholder I have at present.
I have been working on Vault-OS off and on since 1998 and have never had anything running that made me as happy as what I achieved tonight. I have written versions of this thing for every operating system environment you can imagine and this is the first time I have actually had to jump on furniture to celebrate getting something running. After burning and inserting hundreds of versions of the PXE it finally booted up correctly. I thought I was going to collapse from shock when I saw the Vault-OS logo appear correctly.
I got Vault-OS (16 bit PowerBasic Program) running on the NCD 451 Explora tonight. Fully functional with the Textmode GUI, Bullet Database, Ethernet/IPX, I2c Sensor Master Hub, Parallel Port Relay, VFD serial display and an automobile color LCD for the monitor. That includes access to all 8 megabytes of extended memory which the PowerBasic for DOS program uses extensively to buffer data into. I could not get the mouse working correctly but I am convinced it is a minor problem specifying the right port.
Total power draw was 12 volts, 900 ma for all the peripherals plugged in and CPU running at top speed. That can be supplied by 8 "D" sized rechargable batteries in series if needed.
I was running the OS and boot file off a 12 meg PCMCIA card I created using a PXE Boot utility, with a version of BasicLinux to run DOSEMU under.
I was unable to get FreeDOS to boot correctly with everything registered. It locked up about 100+ times no matter how I configured it and burned it. I ended up using MSDOS 6.22 as the boot image to get it running.
To put this into perspective - basically the NCD Explora 451 is considered the ultimate junk computer, the bottom of the barrel of x86 compatible devices, regarded as worthless even as a door stop. You find these computers on EBay for .99 cents all the time, better yet if you know where to look you can find them in dumpsters or get them for free from old equipment stocks in IT departments. Yet I have had it working as a real-time industrial controller, textmode thin client (X-Windows and MSDOS for Networks) and a server over Ethernet. Quite well, I might add ... including running a VNC controller for DOS to remote in and operate it like I was sitting in front of it. So I figure if I could make this function correctly, I could make any thin client .99 computer in the world into a low power Vault-OS client. Winterm devices from WYSE are a snap compared to these NCD boxes - they are very easy to reflash and boot from a USB device.
What's so great about getting PowerBasic for DOS running on a thin client through a barebones Linux? Well, you could consider PowerBasic for DOS as the last word in cross platform programming. If it runs in 16 bit DOS it will run almost anywhere correctly.
There's no telling how many hours a .99 cent computer might have on it already, but considering that the NCD Explora 451 is rated for 350,000 hours MTBF ("Meantime Between Failure") I would say it could be a very reliable device. That's Vault-OS running day and night for the next *39.4 YEARS* on average without a maintenance problem. See where I've been going with all this?
A Vault operating system that runs 40 years without maintenance. When it does fail, you pull another NCD Explora 451 out of storage, plug in the PCMCIA card and start it up again. Since I've got 16 of these devices in reserve, that pretty much ends my automation problem in the Vault, forever.
Now that I've achieved this milestone I'm going to go back to testing and debugging it on my Military Grade Aeon PC-5301 Atlas 133 MHZ box, the previous Vault-OS "Sentry" I have live tested on-site in my shelter. It's a lot easier to develop for this machine because I work right on the box with the PowerBasic compiler and run the program binary instantly. The NCD Exploras would be excellent for deployment but they are too big a chore to work interactively on.
I now say with confidence I will be releasing a candidate for Vault-OS early this year, the core x86 "Sentry" code that runs under a DOS environment. The .NET 2.0 system that is working on "Thinkboy" is still in it's earliest stages and might not see a healthy version until later this year in the fall. There are lots and lots of technical details with "ThinkBoy" I am still experimenting with. For example, I have spent a lot of time making all applications support independent messaging from the speech recognition engine which runs on the desktop. This was a pretty big haul although some of it is functional right now. The "Sentry" core of Vault-OS is far more mature a product in comparison. I'm working on things for the core at present like configurable color themes to make textmode screens show up correctly on a variety of displays including monochrome devices. (I had it running on a $5.00 B&W portable television at one point.)
I have always planned when I reached this point to start a completely new website for Vault-OS, so that may be appearing in the next couple of weeks as an adjunct to the SourceForge placeholder I have at present.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Best Resource Yet For Converting Thins
Best site on the internet. I am amazed I found it today when looking for more info on Wyse 1125 and 3125SE machines.
For those of you who don't know, any system you can get Linux running on you can get a vastly scaled down version of Linux running on (BusyBox, TinyCoreLinux, MuLinux, etc.), which means you can get a tiny kernel to run the excellent DOSEMU in Linux, essentially a DOS emulator that provides the basic interrupt list to run PowerBASIC for DOS!!! This means that anything you can run Linux on you can run the Sentry component of Vault-OS on. I've already tried the program without the voice synth for SB16 in DOSEMU and it ran superbly as long as I did not invoke the TSR! I got a version of Linux running inside of 3 megabytes to run DOSEMU on several of my Winterm machines.
For those of you wondering how in the heck that we got "DOS" running on all our thin client machines (still wrestling with the NCD Explora, cheapest platform of them all) when nobody else on the internet seems to have accomplished it - this is how we did it. We stood on the shoulders of giants and ran off basic Linux install.
Why should this matter to you?
Vault-Co has spent hundreds and hundreds of hours for the past ten years researching an ultimate low-power, low-cost vault operating system. Without one cent of remuneration. Here's the summary of what we have discovered after ten years of fiddling :
I think Vault-OS will have a release candidate for the Sentry sometime early this year, first quarter of 2010. What you do with it is up to you.
If I can figure out how to make it work on the NCD Explora 451 (I have almost 17 of these stacked up in my study) I am seriously considering selling a complete solution in the box for Vault-OS, plug-n-play, for a hundred dollars or so. Shipped as a single unit, all you do is attach 12 volts. In order to do this I am going to need to figure out how to burn off cheaper copies of the PCMCIA firmware but once this hurdle is surmounted the rest is easy.
For those of you who don't know, any system you can get Linux running on you can get a vastly scaled down version of Linux running on (BusyBox, TinyCoreLinux, MuLinux, etc.), which means you can get a tiny kernel to run the excellent DOSEMU in Linux, essentially a DOS emulator that provides the basic interrupt list to run PowerBASIC for DOS!!! This means that anything you can run Linux on you can run the Sentry component of Vault-OS on. I've already tried the program without the voice synth for SB16 in DOSEMU and it ran superbly as long as I did not invoke the TSR! I got a version of Linux running inside of 3 megabytes to run DOSEMU on several of my Winterm machines.
For those of you wondering how in the heck that we got "DOS" running on all our thin client machines (still wrestling with the NCD Explora, cheapest platform of them all) when nobody else on the internet seems to have accomplished it - this is how we did it. We stood on the shoulders of giants and ran off basic Linux install.
Why should this matter to you?
Vault-Co has spent hundreds and hundreds of hours for the past ten years researching an ultimate low-power, low-cost vault operating system. Without one cent of remuneration. Here's the summary of what we have discovered after ten years of fiddling :
- How to run the basic Vault-OS terminal on a 99 cent/free computer
- How to run the basic Vault-OS terminal on 12v, 300ma-500ma of power 24/7 around the clock
- How to run an I2C plug-n-play sensor network through the serial port with a $1.75 peripheral
- How to run a parallel port controller from Vault-OS for up to 8+ devices off a $4.50 board
- How to run a streaming, R/W data logger off compact flash with up to 32 million records
- How to build a modern terminal GUI application with all these features in 640K in real mode
I think Vault-OS will have a release candidate for the Sentry sometime early this year, first quarter of 2010. What you do with it is up to you.
If I can figure out how to make it work on the NCD Explora 451 (I have almost 17 of these stacked up in my study) I am seriously considering selling a complete solution in the box for Vault-OS, plug-n-play, for a hundred dollars or so. Shipped as a single unit, all you do is attach 12 volts. In order to do this I am going to need to figure out how to burn off cheaper copies of the PCMCIA firmware but once this hurdle is surmounted the rest is easy.
Man Survives Haiti Quake Underground Using IPhone As Expedient Pip-Boy
Of course, with Vault-OS he would not even have been trapped in this quake. :)Iran Situation Escalating
The current elite of the West will not permit people in the Middle East to possess even the potential to make nuclear weapons. Okay for me but not for thee, you see.
U.S. military expecting big conflicts coming very soon and more fronts than they ever planned to fight in at the same time.
The "defense" of space is really the "weaponization" of space
The general population has no idea of the level of technology that is now orbital. Doomsday weapons and payloads that make the most fantastic dreadful scenarios of the 1950's look positively tame in comparison. Cobalt-jacketed hell bombs that will poison the planet for a decade or more dropped like confetti from space platforms.
When even the Swiss bankers are in trouble, you know war is slated for the near future
China has promised to annex Taiwan before 2012. Another bowling pin lined up to fall.
U.S. military expecting big conflicts coming very soon and more fronts than they ever planned to fight in at the same time.
The "defense" of space is really the "weaponization" of space
The general population has no idea of the level of technology that is now orbital. Doomsday weapons and payloads that make the most fantastic dreadful scenarios of the 1950's look positively tame in comparison. Cobalt-jacketed hell bombs that will poison the planet for a decade or more dropped like confetti from space platforms.
When even the Swiss bankers are in trouble, you know war is slated for the near future
China has promised to annex Taiwan before 2012. Another bowling pin lined up to fall.
Record Quake Swarms At Yellowstone
This is a supervolcano.
It's behaving very strangely.
If this caldera erupts it will make nuclear war look like a girl scout jamboree.
It's behaving very strangely.
If this caldera erupts it will make nuclear war look like a girl scout jamboree.
Monsters From The Id
Commander John J. Adams: What is the Id?
Dr. Edward Morbius: [frustrated] Id, Id, Id, Id, Id!
[calming down]
Dr. Edward Morbius: It's a... It's an obsolete term. I'm afraid once used to describe the elementary basis of the subconscious mind.
Commander John J. Adams: [to himself] Monsters from the Id...
Dr. Edward Morbius: Huh?
Commander John J. Adams: Monsters from the subconscious. Of course. That's what Doc meant. Morbius. The big machine, 8,000 miles of klystron relays, enough power for a whole population of creative geniuses, operated by remote control. Morbius, operated by the electromagnetic impulses of individual Krell brains.
Dr. Edward Morbius: To what purpose?
Commander John J. Adams: In return, that ultimate machine would instantaneously project solid matter to any point on the planet, In any shape or color they might imagine. For *any* purpose, Morbius! Creation by mere thought.
Dr. Edward Morbius: Why haven't I seen this all along?
Commander John J. Adams: But like you, the Krell forgot one deadly danger - their own subconscious hate and lust for destruction.
Dr. Edward Morbius: The beast. The mindless primitive! Even the Krell must have evolved from that beginning.
Commander John J. Adams: And so those mindless beasts of the subconscious had access to a machine that could never be shut down. The secret devil of every soul on the planet all set free at once to loot and maim. And take revenge, Morbius, and kill!
Dr. Edward Morbius: My poor Krell. After a million years of shining sanity, they could hardly have understood what power was destroying them.
[pause]
Dr. Edward Morbius: Yes, young man, all very convincing, but for one obvious fallacy. The last Krell died 2,000 centuries ago. But today, as we all know, there is still at large on this planet a living monster.
Commander John J. Adams: Your mind refuses to face the conclusion.
Dr. Edward Morbius: What do you mean?
- Forbidden Planet, MGM 1956
Psyance Klowns
As with all corrupt institutions since the beginning of time, the United Nations is a collaborative nest of all the circus geeks, fruits and sideshow acts drawn from all the countries in the world. People who have never had proper day jobs.
Ed Miliband promises a modern day inquisition for all who question globowarmthinkery
Deviants, feebleminded halfwits and various other political people are starting to feel the heat. They can't quite make out who is snickering at the back of the audience every time they speak about this subject. They don't realize yet they are Monty Python players and their entire lives are a skit.
Pachauri is a laughingstock excuse for a man
Ed Miliband promises a modern day inquisition for all who question globowarmthinkery
Deviants, feebleminded halfwits and various other political people are starting to feel the heat. They can't quite make out who is snickering at the back of the audience every time they speak about this subject. They don't realize yet they are Monty Python players and their entire lives are a skit.
Pachauri is a laughingstock excuse for a man
When Does Robert Felix Get His Nobel Prize?
Watch this.
Some Korean scientists notice the correlation between extinction events, massive climate change and geomagnetic reversals ... and conclude the climate change caused the magnetic reversal. How can anybody be that freakin' slow?!?!?
See what I'm talking about? Nowadays, Robert Felix just doesn't have any competition on this subject. The mainstream scientists are morons. They might be smart enough to serve as lab assistants/coffee cleanup for Robert Felix but most of them are simply not batting in his league.
A world where Robert Felix is a fringe crank and Al Gore gets a Nobel Prize is a world gone mad. The inmates control the asylum.
I am going to weld the hatch shut from the inside one of these days.
Some Korean scientists notice the correlation between extinction events, massive climate change and geomagnetic reversals ... and conclude the climate change caused the magnetic reversal. How can anybody be that freakin' slow?!?!?
See what I'm talking about? Nowadays, Robert Felix just doesn't have any competition on this subject. The mainstream scientists are morons. They might be smart enough to serve as lab assistants/coffee cleanup for Robert Felix but most of them are simply not batting in his league.
A world where Robert Felix is a fringe crank and Al Gore gets a Nobel Prize is a world gone mad. The inmates control the asylum.
I am going to weld the hatch shut from the inside one of these days.
Creepy UFO Over Moscow
Don't know what this is, hovering over Moscow for several hours and filmed by several people. It's very, very big.
I suspect that just as it was in the middle of the Cold War, both Russia and the U.S. are frantically testing all kinds of new systems in anticipation of an upcoming conflict. We peasants only get the tail ends of these "incidents," like the "spiral" last month.
I suspect that just as it was in the middle of the Cold War, both Russia and the U.S. are frantically testing all kinds of new systems in anticipation of an upcoming conflict. We peasants only get the tail ends of these "incidents," like the "spiral" last month.
Saturday, January 30, 2010
"Neoconned" By Ron Paul
The third way of the neocons is essentially all the worst ideas of human history compiled into a gigantic program of failure. Neocons don't know how to run civilizations. If they did, they'd do so in their own country. All they can do is seize the reins of other people's civilizations and promptly steer them to rapid destruction.
Anyone who listens to them or gives credence to their ideas deserves whatever happens to them. Ultimately, they are those annoying sorts of people that almost everybody has encountered at some point; who upon discovering they will never really be any good at anything, decide subconsciously that they will be destroyers of everything instead. At this they excel without peer. They are nation wreckers, not nation creators. In the same way a tree that has died becomes food for termites, a nation that has died becomes food for neocons.
Anyone who listens to them or gives credence to their ideas deserves whatever happens to them. Ultimately, they are those annoying sorts of people that almost everybody has encountered at some point; who upon discovering they will never really be any good at anything, decide subconsciously that they will be destroyers of everything instead. At this they excel without peer. They are nation wreckers, not nation creators. In the same way a tree that has died becomes food for termites, a nation that has died becomes food for neocons.
2012 Will Be An Interesting Year
People are just beginning to figure out something is wrong. They've had evidence for nearly 60 years something unusual has been occurring up there.
They foresee an interruption in electronics and communications. They have no idea. There are a lot worse things the sun can do than knock out Playstation and the internet.
The pulse of 1859 was like a summer shower compared with what might be in the works ... a full fledged solar hurricane.
They foresee an interruption in electronics and communications. They have no idea. There are a lot worse things the sun can do than knock out Playstation and the internet.
The pulse of 1859 was like a summer shower compared with what might be in the works ... a full fledged solar hurricane.
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