That's the beauty of downvotes: no f-ing context on why people disagree with you or if they even do and are just holding a vendetta from somewhere else, since they aren't forced to indicate why.
The account enjoys making a lot of very questionably inconsistent downvotes over their far fewer upvotes and even comments their own suggestion on how to sabotage Flock surveillance cameras in the thread yet doesn't seem to be an edgelord in their own comments, so who knows. Unlike upvoting, where you presumably agree with a comment, downvoting provides no context as you have no clue why or how much they disagreed with something. Presumably the statement was too simplistic to resonate with their refined tastes, which to avoid the downvote should presumably have been stated with the collection of words they would favor as an argument, if they ever bothered to make it.
That's the culture in the US, money has always been able to influence and coordinate over ideology. It has become clear that patriotism in the US is so obsessed with the romanticized past to make up any actual ideological conviction in the present. Otherwise, we would see a lot of states begin trying to coordinate with each other against a clearly unconstitutional federal government.
There's a couple of nice safeguards you can buy for your 12VHPWR connection now. There's even load balancers. I just wouldn't leave my PC on and unattended with one of the new cards.
ITT: People placing their hopes on a presidential race when they don't even know if they are even going to be able to have a legitimate rollover on the midterms.
People who cloud game feed the decline. It's also funny that they end up paying more on the whole while also giving them access to more metrics and personal data on your habits they can profit off of.
Implying that the dictator despot convict scammer wasn't a worse candidate. The world you preach is as simplistic as the words you like to throw around.
Good thing it lies in the theoretical so you don't have to bother pointing out anything corrupt or evil about him, huh. Although at the time, he was also demonized considerably. He's a great safe spot for propaganda what-ifs, since he's unlikely to ever be mainstreamed by democrats, but having said that your comment still sounds astoundingly naive because of its suggestion that even in 2016 elections weren't being manipulated.
That's the biggest problem with your comments, that you try to portray the candidates as the cause when it is a significant part of the system, from the gerrymandering, to the social network manipulation, to the purchase and control of local and regional media networks in the districts that mattered, to the lobbyists financing, contributing, and sabotaging for their candidates, all to place the labels of "evil", "corrupt", "loser" to candidates several orders of magnitude less than the current candidate.
It cannot serve any other purpose to misinform and disarm opposition by eliminating the possibility of any step by step solution over the "we must choose the sacrosanct most virtuous god emperor to save us!" I frankly think you'd be tooting Bernie Sanders flaws if he was more likely to be mainlined into a candidate, because yes, he's been the better candidate for a while even if the process will not make him electable. Doesn't mean that there aren't better alternatives to dictator despot, but no matter how evil, how inhumane, how despicable Trump is, I suspect your conditions will always be placed in such a way as throw insults and discourage support of the clearly flawed but still nowhere as bad alternative. Forgive me if I'm wrong, but regardless I still thank your efforts because it does eventually push for much needed candidates like Zelenski in Ukraine to be voted in, although the US seems a bit hopeless in this regard so much so that state secession seems like a solution it might need to resort to.
If all it takes to justify a dictator despot is framing the opposition as being in any way that is corrupt and evil, even if somewhat justified, then the electoral system has already lost. That's Orban's playbook, too. Funny how the people who usually do this don't tend to employ the same clear cut terms for the actual dictator despot.
I'd say it's more of its neoconfederate phase. Turns out leaving a seditious rotten core as part of your government isn't a good idea. But hey, at least you are now indivisible with fascism.
It wouldn't even have to be that. There's enough specialized US data communication and GPS microchips in there that any one of them could be compromised. There's more than enough history of this, people not willing to consider it are part of a bubble: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardware_backdoor#History
"The 'kill switch' in the F-35 is more than just a rumour," Joachim Schranzhofer, the head of communications at German defense company Hensoldt informed the local media outlet Bild. "But it's much easier to use the mission planning system - then the plane stays on the ground."
I'll take the word of the head of communication at a German defense company that has actually vetted the systems over armchair commenters any day.
Then there's the chasm between "complete technical schematics" being available and actually being able to produce said equipment without resorting to a US controlled supply line. It's not just firmware, if they cut off access to maintenance supplies, you aren't going to have it easier than Russia is having it with their sanctions, it's still going to take its toll on your supply line.
Free advertising for Windscribe if their claims are true. Also a lot of people in the thread spreading fud about it without any real evidence. I know because I actually tried to search for it. They are based in Canada and as such part of the Nine Eyes group, but they have a heavy no-logs focus towards privacy. What was seized was one of their Dutch proxies running on ram drives. They could put all the effort they want into preserving power, it doesn't mean much if all they don't have any logs except the vaguest of statistics. It doesn't matter how mature they are if the privacy practices are there.
It has been a while since spez sold himself out completely. Leaking user information to special interests is part of the silent agreement that has kept them from being under investigation, but it also has gotten him invited to the sort of Epstein gatherings that other Silicon Valley tech bros have gotten invited to.
That's the beauty of downvotes: no f-ing context on why people disagree with you or if they even do and are just holding a vendetta from somewhere else, since they aren't forced to indicate why.
The account enjoys making a lot of very questionably inconsistent downvotes over their far fewer upvotes and even comments their own suggestion on how to sabotage Flock surveillance cameras in the thread yet doesn't seem to be an edgelord in their own comments, so who knows. Unlike upvoting, where you presumably agree with a comment, downvoting provides no context as you have no clue why or how much they disagreed with something. Presumably the statement was too simplistic to resonate with their refined tastes, which to avoid the downvote should presumably have been stated with the collection of words they would favor as an argument, if they ever bothered to make it.