Still not about the topic.Says the dude who spends too much time here and excuses it as trolling and who's schtick is answering questions with questions and starting an endless circle. Like I said- OLD HAT.
Yeah, you don't care at all.
Projecting a "meltdown" is the weakest trick in the book. You can say it all you want. I know what bothers me and what doesn't. And like I said, no one else cares.
Their schticks are malleable to the topic. Your schtick relies on changing the topic to the one or two subjects you're capable of talking about.
"I don't care"
Continues on with some faux psychoanalytical rant about forum demeanor.
Just stop it already. Holy , you're mad about this.
When in Rome, sweetie.
"Any reply is a meltdown that shows this person cares" is also weak.
Continues on with some faux psychoanalytical rant about forum demeanor.
Just stop it already. Holy , you're mad about this.
Usually number of emojis used is inversely related to how cornered a participant is in a discussion.
Next you're going to repeat this weak tactic by trying to mock me again for responding. Emoji over/under set at 8.
Let us proceed...
You're just posting about dudes all the time.
And you're just posting ALL the time.
Lol derailing the thread
This thread is about the so called hack on DNC by Russia which has been proven to be an insde job
Its pretty simple to understand how it was proven. Let me know if you have any questions
Lets stick to the topic.
Now that CNN cant tal about Russia hacking DNC looks like they are moving on to Facebook releasing info on their ads
So we went from a hack to an ad buy
Say it enough and maybe you'll even believe it after a while.
And you are following me around all the time only talking about dudes.
I have a question: What about the other hacks you still haven't even tried to educate yourself about?Lol derailing the thread
This thread is about the so called hack on DNC by Russia which has been proven to be an insde job
Its pretty simple to understand how it was proven. Let me know if you have any questions
Lets stick to the topic.
Now that CNN cant tal about Russia hacking DNC looks like they are moving on to Facebook releasing info on their ads
So we went from a hack to an ad buy
Apparently now our election was influenced by ads
CNN right now: "Mark Zuckerbeg!! this is incredible!! Another shoe drops! Another piece of the puzzle of how Russians influenced our elections! Everybody is on facebook!!"
Chumpy
Challenged to support his claim, refuses and instead insists everyone knows.
What hacks Chumpy? Be specific.
What other hacks are you talking about? Are we supposed to read your mind and know which other hacks your thinking of?
Some people are still living in the age of dial up it seems. I can get transfer rates in excess of 60Mb/s with my home wifi and its nothing to write home about, just about any decent Gamer connection will be far faster...There are plenty of those types in Russia and Eastern Europe.22mb/sec is only achiavable via USB drive
It was an inside job
Eastern Europe is home to many corporate shared service centers, the infrastructure to support that is probably better than what you get in most of the US.
Russia's the same. In 2015, it had an AVERAGE connection speed of 10.2 Mb/s. As an average, it should be obvious there are connections far faster than that available....Hundreds of multinationals have established centres in CEE, including household names such as IBM, HP, Accenture, DHL, Amazon, Dell, Citi Group, HSBC, Capgemini, Nestle, Kraft Foods, GE, Nokia, Alcatel-Lucent, Exxon-Mobil and others.
Central and Eastern Europe is seeing a boom in shared service centres (SSCs) and business process outsourcing (BPO) as companies seek to reduce costs, increase operational efficiency, and improve service. From the rapid expansion of many of these centres, it appears these investments are paying off. While the average SSC in CEE employs just under 300 people, big investors such as IBM and HP have upped the ante and created mega-centres employing upwards of 3000 staff.
Whoever ran that test doesn't understand how the internet works and still assumes Eastern Europe and Russia are behind the West in terms of connectivity.
Yea, there's no class of people that fit that bill, bro. You live in your own world.
Do you know the difference between mbps and MBps? The guys running the test did.Some people are still living in the age of dial up it seems. I can get transfer rates in excess of 60Mb/s with my home wifi and its nothing to write home about, just about any decent Gamer connection will be far faster...There are plenty of those types in Russia and Eastern Europe.
Eastern Europe is home to many corporate shared service centers, the infrastructure to support that is probably better than what you get in most of the US.
Russia's the same. In 2015, it had an AVERAGE connection speed of 10.2 Mb/s. As an average, it should be obvious there are connections far faster than that available.
Whoever ran that test doesn't understand how the internet works and still assumes Eastern Europe and Russia are behind the West in terms of connectivity.
William Binney ([email protected]) worked for NSA for 36 years, retiring in 2001 as the technical director of world military and geopolitical analysis and reporting; he created many of the collection systems still used by NSA. Ray McGovern ([email protected]) was a CIA analyst for 27 years; from 1981 to 1985 he briefed the President’s Daily Brief one-on-one to President Reagan’s most senior national security officials.
So you guys actually think the Russians did not make attempts to create chaos in our elections?
Really?
No. We are talking about MegaBytes per second.Some people are still living in the age of dial up it seems. I can get transfer rates in excess of 60Mb/s with my home wifi and its nothing to write home about, just about any decent Gamer connection will be far faster...There are plenty of those types in Russia and Eastern Europe.
Eastern Europe is home to many corporate shared service centers, the infrastructure to support that is probably better than what you get in most of the US.
Russia's the same. In 2015, it had an AVERAGE connection speed of 10.2 Mb/s. As an average, it should be obvious there are connections far faster than that available.
Whoever ran that test doesn't understand how the internet works and still assumes Eastern Europe and Russia are behind the West in terms of connectivity.
1,976 MegaBytes from DNC were copied in 87 seconds
That is about 22MB/sec which would amount to about 180mb/sec which is the number you are using. See even yo dont get close to that speed from your home to local US servers
Also dont forget hackers would obvously have to use a VPN connection and use various hops to evade detection which would degrade the speed even more
Its just not physically possible
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they got their lips wrapped around it
Seth Rich, tbh...
You don't know either?Chumpy
Challenged to support his claim, refuses and instead insists everyone knows.
What hacks Chumpy? Be specific.
Now I'm just waiting for everyone to check in and say "What other hacks?" without even trying to look for himself. Almost there.
What was hacked and who released the contents of the other hacks?You don't know either?
Now I'm just waiting for everyone to check in and say "What other hacks?" without even trying to look for himself. Almost there.
Almost all of you accounted for.
BTW, how did your theory stand up to all those tests, TSA?
Dodge 1.
Almost all of you accounted for.
BTW, how did your theory stand up to all those tests, TSA?
What was hacked and who released the contents of the other hacks?
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