Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for May 29, 2022

Come on folks, is all of this interconnection really a good thing?

Now that’s what I would call – a “captive” audience!!

/SHNARK/

Sorry Agent X, it’s not the coffee that’s to blame here.

Yep, that’s my experience with developing database systems. Left to the user’s own preferences, if they get to choose between convenience and security, convenience wins out every time.

What could possibly go wrong…

Battlestar Galactica the more recent series.

Sounds like another type of strategy the current administration might use with with border control agents.

Except the coffee maker only brews what was put in it, it isn’t self-loading. Our agent is spreading disinformation, “The coffee machine was rigged!” And you then need to wonder who benefits from the disinformation being spread, and realize it is the one who started the lie.

the horror of war.

With Cliff, who can tell the difference?

The fiends!

Could I hack someone’s coffee maker too? I need decaf too!

My bishop is really into wiring everything up. He can take a look at practically every room in his house from his smartphone. I think even his bathroom is bugged. You know, “Alexa, show me the potty.” I don’t go there very often.

Those fiends!!! Open up the sugar and creamer vault!!!

So… do androids dream of decaffeinated beans?

There is a time and place for decaf…never and in the trash.

Exactly how, never mind why, would someone hack a washing machine?

Don’t tell me – Hilary leaked the made-up story to the press…

whoever invented decaf was pure evil…

I am concerned about the whole IoT move. Do I need an oven that could be remotely hacked and burn down my house? Wouldn’t it be easier to just plan ahead with my manual oven?

Observant of subtle clues and cues.

Or maybe the meeting was boring?

It looks like there’s trouble brewing…

Glad it wasn’t switched to Covfefe