aleister_777

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by aleister_777 6y ago
> users have to have an account to even see what you say fwiw, I thought the same until recently but discovered they are visible with the following format: https://parler.com/profile/[username]/posts
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by aleister_777 6y ago
Interesting question and I agree. Also, what are you "unusing" it for exactly that requires it to have power?
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by aleister_777 6y ago
In my corner of the tech industry there's not been an expectation anyone will return until next year. I think this will be extended until early summer. Though the worldview on covid could change somewhat dramatically after next week.
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by aleister_777 6y ago
The "poo canoe".
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by aleister_777 6y ago
Pizzagate dropped in 2016. The shooting happened in Dec 2016. Q's first post wasn't until Oct 2017. Two things are being conflated here.
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by aleister_777 6y ago
Whitelisting/Blacklisting. Change of innocuous and unrelated terminology in source code and documentation without any technical justification. No shortage of those examples throughout the industry and open source.
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by aleister_777 6y ago
There should be some acknowledgement that the people that manufacture the hardware of your phone shouldn't be able to control every aspect of your digital life related to the phone. Choice is a thing that Apple does not provide as a bu
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by aleister_777 6y ago
It's also notable though that some themes that Q covers, such as Trump being spied on, are showing progression with a significant milestone today with the guilty plea of Kevin Clinesmith. https://www.thedailybeast.com/k
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by aleister_777 6y ago
That appears to be changing: https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/twitter-bans-7-000-qa...
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by aleister_777 6y ago
I believe it was wikileaks that revealed the term "spirit cooking" along with some vague references to "having kids ready in a hottub" for the Chairman of the DNC that started pizzagate. That happened in Oct 2016. Q didn
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by aleister_777 6y ago
It seems like the media is talking about this more than anyone else at this point. There have literally been over 2000 articles written to debunk this. The content has been banned from reddit, twitter and other platforms. Why is everyone so
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by aleister_777 6y ago
Those would be two different things. The only thing that matters is the size of covid, the fact that it still kills much few people than the flu (with a vaccine), and that no normal person will ever wear a mask correctly to the end state th
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by aleister_777 6y ago
I was part of mask and respirator testing in the Air Force to support a new method of repairing runways after an attack. The main issue we were battling was the amount of respirable crystalline silica in our new repair material ... and OSHA
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by aleister_777 6y ago
For one time limited use in sterile environments. And they don't touch or adjust them either.
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by aleister_777 6y ago
No, like the violent suppression of any thought that doesn't fit the narrative. Mutually exclusive ideologies never end well.
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by aleister_777 7y ago
I'm a right leaning guy and I fully think her, and Burr, should be made an example of. I stayed in this market for a reason and now I'm at half the wealth I was. Fuck those that sold us out!
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by aleister_777 7y ago
Yup, once I saw that I noped on out of this nonsensical framework. Someone is missing many clues about who is tracking what for whom...
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by aleister_777 7y ago
You're probably right, but no one will believe you. Sorry.
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by aleister_777 7y ago
I had similar takeaways but could not have phrased it nearly this well. Thanks.
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by aleister_777 7y ago
And many of these same people will claim a moral superiority over you and cast you out for any disagreement.
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by aleister_777 7y ago
Agreed. These are not the values that make me. Many of the values that I represent will lead towards stability, however, it's not fear that I'm defined by.
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by aleister_777 7y ago
I believe in this case the partisanship comes from less from the topic itself, but if you look into the proposed solutions, they all tend to shift money and power in a single direction and don't have much to offer in regards of actuall
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by aleister_777 7y ago
Well, yeah. Frankly seems like they were a bit slow on the uptake. Most companies operate at a net-30, net-90 with terms.
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by aleister_777 7y ago
All hail the profits!
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by aleister_777 7y ago
Tech giant supporting the suppression of speech they find to be disagreeable? Fortunately, for the good of history phone companies didn't take a similar tact.
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by aleister_777 7y ago
Just like all the other predicted climate apocalypses the past 50 years. For a group that should be good at picking up patterns they sure are slow to pick this one up...
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by aleister_777 7y ago
It's okay. Might as well settle into the next 5 years and try to have a good time. Lots of people are.
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by aleister_777 7y ago
As a gen-xer, I fucking love where I'm at. I have the perfect combination of knowing how to to fix my toilet and my wifi (was third engineer at Aruba - suck it).
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by aleister_777 7y ago
“Google and YouTube don’t want to take any action against any far-right channel for fear of stoking the far right to say they’re being persecuted,” What bizarro world is this pretending to be? A few lines before that in the same "artic
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by aleister_777 7y ago
Good. To quote an old friend who worked for Google: "I'm worried that if the rest of America knew what we were actually doing here they would literally come here and kill us..."

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