世論 What Japan Thinks

The second site in the series introducing my blogging empire is BlogOfTrust.com. This is probably my favourite site, and is definitely the highest-earning per visitor, but when you consider it’s just about the least-frequently visited…

The blog is in a niche all of its own when it started out; it specialises in looking at trusted computing matters, in particular the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) – for more information, check out the Wikipedia entry for it that takes the most neutral point of view that it is the spawn of the devil. I chose this subject to blog about as my work is around the TPM area, and whilst if you read the official Trusted Computing Group (TCG) web site you’ll see a nice friendly face, read this article for the true picture.

In my role as a trusted member of the inner circle of the TCG, if I told you what really goes on I’d have to kill you, so please do yourself in after reading this entry. In October, I’ll be heading off to Hawaii for the annual conference, where along with the usual attendees from the US NSA, UK GCHQ and other alphabet soups of spooks, they’ll also be representatives from the Bilderberg Group, the Illuminati, and THRUSH. In between deflowering goats and sacrificing virgins (hmm, let me check these agenda items again) we’ll be discussing flicking the switch on the TPM’s backdoor to auto-erase all your MP3s and AVIs, and Linus Torvalds, who you all think of as the father of Linux will actually reveal his true self as a leader of the lizard people.

New Devil Beam!!(ﾉ^^)ﾉ§==Э‥…━━━★~O~*)ouch♪
   ^^^Trusted Computing Group             ^^^You