Susan put the screws on top of the bullet mat several days ago, and then Susan went to Jesus Vega's last night January 6 2022, and they came back to this house and then he walked out of the house with a firearm in his back pocket after I suspect Susan having access to a firearm. She wants me dead, she wanted to shoot me. recorded January 7 2022

"Microsoft may have provided us with an interesting precursor of the inadvertent harm that could be caused (or allowed) by an agent-in this case, one that is relatively dimwitted. Users of the Windows 95 operating system found out in the Spring of 1995 that, unbeknownst to them, their operating system contained an agent that was silently reporting back to Microsoft: Microsoft officials confirm that beta versions of Windows 95 include a small VIRAL routine called Registration Wizard. It interrogates every system on a network gathering intelligence on what software is being run on which machine. It then creates a complete listing of both Microsoft's and competitors' products by machine, which it reports to Microsoft when customers sign up [electronically] for Microsoft's Network Services, due for launch later this year [1995]. Microsoft disputes evil intent, and specifically denied that the Wizard can report on the hardware configuration of every PC hooked up to a network. Microsoft describes this as just an automated version of a registration card. But the Wizard does appear to detect, and report back to Microsoft, all hardware and software of the local PC.91 The user of the program is not aware of the scope of the report; rather, the Wizard operates independently of the user for ulterior purposes. An anonymous Internet commentator reflects: A friend of mine got hold of the beta test CD of Win95, and set up a packet sniffer between his serial port and the modem. When you try out the free demo time on The Microsoft Network, it transmits your entire directory structure in background. This means that they have a list of every directory (and, potentially every file) on your machine. It would not be difficult to have something like a File Request from your system to theirs, without you knowing about it. This way they could get a hold of any juicy routines you've written yourself and claim them as their own if you don't have them copyrighted." Liability For Distributed Artificial Intelligences https://www.btlj.org/data/articles2015/vol11/Searchable/11-1/03%20Karnow.pdf