Or do they?
You say you want a DEVOLUTION...
You tell me it's the institution Well, you know You better free your mind instead
Posted on 08/10/2021 6:56:24 AM PDT by FR_addict
The Cyber Symposium starts in 4 minutes.
Post updates for those who can't watch.
He should have hired an announcer
Yeah I am looking forward to that. If I understand correctly they will sort of re-enact the votes coming in state by state in real-time. Should be eye opening to sat the least.
Asians have a higher IQ than whites but IQ isn’t everything.
Meh, except the military doesn’t work for Trump, they work for Biden, so they won’t be “dissolving” anything.
I get the reason there’s much emphasis on hacking into the voting system. But I wish there was more on the FRS (Functional Requirements Specs) of the software saying it allows so many other non-hacked ways to rig the vote. One is it allows the administrators (i.e. the state’s AG team) to configure weights per candidate per vote (i.e. multiply Trump votes by 0.8 and Biden votes by 1.3). There’s also a feature that allows the administrators to alter votes (ostensibly because the automated system had trouble reading the ballot). And many other features.
The Chinese education system fosters mastery of concepts taught but not creativity. The United States invents things. Countries like China reverse engineer and produce them at a profit
Or do they?
You say you want a DEVOLUTION...
You tell me it's the institution Well, you know You better free your mind instead
So I wonder what the IQ of the overall Asian nations are compared to Americans overall, not average Americans competing with just Asian geeks.
When the election was going on, President Trump was still the President, and the NSA reported to him.
Election security against foreign intervention is a legitimate function of the executive.
Now (on paper, as far as is publicly acknowledged) Biden is President, and so Trump cannot publicly order the use ofofficial resources on this.
Re: 214 - Are you suggesting that Lindell’s Cyber Symposium is unnecessary?
They ask me to provide it every now and then. I never have. I say no. You have the option.
But if you think all these places can’t get that info you’re nuts. ;)
I like Mike. I admire what he’s doing, but my Lord he doesn’t know when to shut up! I have to tune him out. He’s got an expert about to talk but he wants to tell us everything the expert is about to say. Mike is sabotaging his own forum.
Sorry, just the way I see it.
I get it. He's trying to show anything they'll do to him they'll do to the rest of us. But it's a bit much.
It happens all the time. When I was working, there were a lot of businesses that got snookered by an “IT specialist”. They talk a big talk but can’t deliver. It’s not the purchaser’s fault if IT isn’t their field.
The nature of a denial of service attack is hard to mitigate. It’s not necessarily a “hack” as in a vulnerability or exploit. It typically involves some form of flooding connections with requests to the point where to server is out of processing power, disk read/writes, and/or bandwidth. It’s hard to filter the spam requests because requests solicit the server the same as user requests and requires accepting and reading the request to determine if it’s spam or not. It’s more of a “who has more resources” than “who has better security” problem.
He’s great.
dunno, they need placards
“I would assume since he has all these white hat internet cyber experts, he would have had an unhackable system.”
Ain’t no such thing as “unhackable”. Anything humans invent, other humans can find a way to break.
Yes, they do. Your delusions notwithstanding.
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