in an already big nightmare.

and for Sling TV.

THAT WOULD BE BAD.

I expect power outages, water shortages next..

We are all dependent on our devices, now.

Barnes and Noble was open yesterday. I bought several ore books, just in case. The staff wasn’t happy to be there. I think the governor will close everything down by Monday.

I think we’ll probably see a drop in electric consumption. But if massive amounts of workers get sick there could be some trouble spots.

Right now the primary risk is probably hacking/sabotage and weather events

Various power plants are either implementing or preparing to implement contingency plans that call for the sequestering of a healthy group of core employees and providing them with food, beds and blankets so they can survive at the workplace, according to a report by Reuters. Because the government considers electrical power plants, nuclear reactors and oil and gas infrastructure to be "critical infrastructure," the Department of Homeland Security prioritizes keeping them operational during periods of crisis. A guidance issued by the department's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency acknowledges that not all of the work performed by power companies can be performed remotely, meaning some workers will have to stay at their facilities 24 hours a day. When that is the case, the guidance says that "businesses should enlist strategies to reduce the likelihood of spreading the disease."

As long as we have food, video games/Netflix, and a warm house people will be content staying home. If those disappear get ready for a real SHTF scenario.

Almost a trip down memory lane to dial-up days.