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Not to minimize the damage that Trump would do to the country, but if you expanded the usefulness of what a media outlet “analyst” has to say tenfold, it would still rattle around in a gnat’s asshole.
Can you imagine how fast Trump would have ran away from the country, screaming like a little girl, the second things got a tenth as tough as what Zelensky has been contending with?
Pretty sure they’d have had to invent another speed above lightspeed to describe it.
Wow, aren’t you a hip cat.
The ability to monitor and trace all financial transactions is a feature to governments, not a bug.
Wow, it’s been a long time since I’ve seen BTAF
Yah, that all went out the window when industry picked it up. Which is why they weren’t selling any to the open market during Covid and reserved them all for business sales.
They can go piss up a rope, I buy OrangePi and Radxa now.
Not sure what the connector is, but those look like Metri-Pack pins. They release by sliding a thin flat tool or a small jewelers screwdriver in the slot at the bottom of the housing of each pin, lifting a bit to release the pin, and pulling them out the back. Then you can replace that seal, but you’ll have to pull all the wires (keep them in order and marked).
EvilCorp?
I’m just looking forward to when we burn down the White House again.
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The funny part of this comment is that when I was a teenager, I started and ran one of the largest RBBS systems in Canada with about 40 USR modems, and helped out on a couple more big ones like Rusty and Edie’s in the US. I also set up one of the first Echomail and Fidonet nodes in the country, and was a very early adopter getting usenet links working via RBBS. I loved that time, it was exciting and new , and western as hell.
So I’m pretty sure I know exactly what I’m talking about.
Get hit with one ransom ware attack and that shit’ll pivot 180.
I was watching one of these on a fence post in one of our fields a couple days ago. He knew I was there but didn’t pay much attention to me as he watched for mice in the barley swaths. Huge guy (or gal, idk how to tell them apart).
Plus a lot of these bugs don’t get fixed, because they exist to allow the processors to “look ahead” for improved performance, at least on unmitigated benchmark tests.
Plus, consider how much plastic waste that comes to. I’ve seen people describe them changing gloves several times an hour to comply with food safety laws. We don’t have outbreaks of this shit because people wash their hands and don’t rely on gloves.
Never piss off a guy with a backhoe and 160 acres of dirt.