If you read this and think “that Sean O’Leary sounds kinda biased and dumb” You’re not alone His concluding statement is about overcapacity being something to fear. Cheap electricity is abundance and a blessing for our society. We will find productive ways to use it. Beware people who want your society to have expensive power “If they have overestimated the amount of electricity that’s required, then that means that the threat of blackouts is not nearly as great as the Public Utility Commission and PJM have implied it is, and it also means that we are at risk of what I just mentioned before, which is building more capacity than we in fact need,” O’Leary said. @grok has Sean O’Leary of the Ohio River Valley Institute ever been supportive of a power plant being built? Or is he generally anti development? triblive.com/local/valley-ne…

SOC2 is the new LEED a SOC 2 report, which is supposed to tell you about an organization’s security approach/capability and its ability to 'handle a widely exploited vulnerability in a core runtime' (thanks grok for wording that)...doesn't tell you that the company actually did/does anything about these issues. It's a one time audit. It just says they paid for a merit badge on their procurement lapel PHP2Shell and the other security incidents last week remind me of that merit badge reality. I'm not a software developer...so tell me why I'm wrong