Smart phones have a high concentration of information about us that, individually may seem innocuous but when looked at on the whole can tell volumes.
One odd example of that was after I read a H.P. Lovecraft story on my phone's ereader application ("The Shunned House" https://www.gutenberg.org/eboo... ) the text message autocomplete had become seeded with the words H.P. Lovecraft used.
If you want to fight them the checkpoint is the wrong place since they have all the power and will win every time. They have you by the balls figuratively and sometimes literally. You have people that are supposed to represent your views in Washington and those people control the payroll for the TSA - they are the ones you should be talking to if you want to pick a fight with the TSA.
So what happens when travelers start carrying attack hardware & software that bites back
They get thrown in a cell and get the utter shit beaten out of them by half a dozen guys while the report says something about falling down some stairs. We are not talking about professional law enforcement here remember but one step below mall cops.
No, I'm waiting for the stuff about the kiddie fucking cocaine parties associated with his teen beauty contests comes out. I think we'll have to wait until after he is dead. A bit of urine from consenting adults is one thing, kiddie fucking with his friend Epstein (now in prison - maybe if he wasn't so stupid as to send roses to a student at her high school he wouldn't be inside) is many times worse. There are thousands of reasons to reject Trump without considering watching streams of slavic urine (or even the far more disturbing kiddie fucking claims).
Oh, it's unlocked and running custom firmware allright
If we had time travel and really wanted to mess with people in the past we could send back a newspaper headline to 1990 that says: "President Trump Rooted his Android"
It's the future! We've got hoverboards and androids but they are not what we expected from the name.
I disagree - Trump doesn't appear to have any use for Christianity outside of campaigning so I don't think he really cares about the religion of Jared and his daughter. I've forgotten the name of the guy that ran the Church that Trump used to go to infrequently, but he wrote bestselling self-help books and preached the "prosperity gospel" (ie. God hates the poor that's why they are poor). It's not what most people outside of that bubble would recognize as Christianity.
The conversations after those calls were also leaked so that makes Trump, Bannon and Spicer the only suspects. That's why Congressman are not worried. The leaks about those calls were obviously deliberate and were mostly about Trump "being strong".
I suppose you could call it state sponsored capitalism
No, state sponsored capitalism is an aspect of fascism and things are not so bad that it ever went that far in the USA. The typical term for what we see is crony capitalism, where the links are less and more subtle than outright fascism but it still hampers both democracy and capitalism. Currently South Korea is demonstrating an effort to fight back against crony capitalism with Samsung being caught out abusing their links to government.
Let's get that government squared away first with the leakers prosecuted/purged
With the leak about the discussion related to the call to the Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm "Trumble", there were three people in the room. Trump, Bannon, Spicer. Who do you purge? You've kind of missed that the leaks almost never show Trump in a bad light and are pretty obviously deliberate. Deliberate leaking is often used as a political PR tool around the world (especially the UK). Other leaks look like internal backstabbing by White House staff bitching about each other to reporters in a absurd effort to sort out pecking order (eg. the "too stupid to find a light switch" leak).
The leaks are trivial since the press is not really "the enemy" but something used by Trump himself.
A listening device that criminals and spooks of other nations can use? Not so trivial.
Given that he did multi million deals as a CEO pretty sure his phone is more secure
Go talk to some IT folk in large companies to find out how depressingly often that is not the case.
Private sector does security beter than the govt
Like Stratfor? The only places in private enterprise I've seen that had anything approaching military security were full of people who had recently worked in the military on security. The last time I looked the military was part of the government.
He's an autocrat. There is nothing that he does that he doesn't consider personal. You are living in "his" country now instead of him serving the country. As the thing in about the North Korean missile meeting at the resort showed he has no concept of separating his work from his private life - it's all just "play" to that trust fund baby that never grew up. Putin and anyone else that flatters him enough is going to play him like a banjo.
The funny thing is Trump has been complaining about all the leaks in his "fine-tuned machine" of White House staff. With anyone else the phone would be suspected as the source, but the leaks are all obviously deliberate. There's probably just one guy in China quietly writing up transcripts from the phone if anything at all (actually I doubt any intelligence service has bothered to try because they all think Trump can't possibly be so stupid as to ignore his intelligence agencies).
Do you think that in an EMERGENCY situation that the military is stupid enough to for one not block unwanted RF signals
Do you think in an EMERGENCY extra time will be taken just to babysit Trump's poor choice of phone? Do you think in an EMERGENCY is a good idea to put yourself completely out of contact by blocking all RF signals thus making it difficult to deal with the EMERGENCY due to the lack of information as the EMERGENCY develops? Please be honest.
Context matters. I doubt Einstein was referring to everything. It's just like that Feynman quote that people roll out and apply out of context to pretend that he thought all theoretical science and all applied science was not "real science", when Feynman himself did a lot of work with both.
If you can't explain something in simple terms, you don't understand it.
Way back H.G. Wells wrote a story about what happened to people with that attitude if it went too far. There were called Eloi. Is that a polite enough response to utter bullshit? How many final year university subjects do you think can be taught effectively to a tenth grader?
He's pretty stupid but that doesn't matter in the case of location. I doubt this is going to ever reveal his location since he goes around with an entourage bigger than Royalty which would make him trivial to find by conventional methods.
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I'm pretty sure everyone knows it's a TSA thing.
One odd example of that was after I read a H.P. Lovecraft story on my phone's ereader application ("The Shunned House" https://www.gutenberg.org/eboo... ) the text message autocomplete had become seeded with the words H.P. Lovecraft used.
Democracy is a thousand sheep locking a wolf up, but those who would like to play at being a wolf argue otherwise.
If you want to fight them the checkpoint is the wrong place since they have all the power and will win every time. They have you by the balls figuratively and sometimes literally. You have people that are supposed to represent your views in Washington and those people control the payroll for the TSA - they are the ones you should be talking to if you want to pick a fight with the TSA.
They get thrown in a cell and get the utter shit beaten out of them by half a dozen guys while the report says something about falling down some stairs.
We are not talking about professional law enforcement here remember but one step below mall cops.
Now that was actually sensible.
You are getting mixed up.
It's not hate of America, it's hate of the TSA.
I'd rather not have my balls squeezed in public thank you.
Other thread, other story, other poster - my fuckup.
No, I'm waiting for the stuff about the kiddie fucking cocaine parties associated with his teen beauty contests comes out. I think we'll have to wait until after he is dead.
A bit of urine from consenting adults is one thing, kiddie fucking with his friend Epstein (now in prison - maybe if he wasn't so stupid as to send roses to a student at her high school he wouldn't be inside) is many times worse.
There are thousands of reasons to reject Trump without considering watching streams of slavic urine (or even the far more disturbing kiddie fucking claims).
Oh, it's unlocked and running custom firmware allright
If we had time travel and really wanted to mess with people in the past we could send back a newspaper headline to 1990 that says:
"President Trump Rooted his Android"
It's the future! We've got hoverboards and androids but they are not what we expected from the name.
I disagree - Trump doesn't appear to have any use for Christianity outside of campaigning so I don't think he really cares about the religion of Jared and his daughter.
I've forgotten the name of the guy that ran the Church that Trump used to go to infrequently, but he wrote bestselling self-help books and preached the "prosperity gospel" (ie. God hates the poor that's why they are poor). It's not what most people outside of that bubble would recognize as Christianity.
The conversations after those calls were also leaked so that makes Trump, Bannon and Spicer the only suspects.
That's why Congressman are not worried.
The leaks about those calls were obviously deliberate and were mostly about Trump "being strong".
If he catches fire we know it's a Samsung S7.
No, state sponsored capitalism is an aspect of fascism and things are not so bad that it ever went that far in the USA.
The typical term for what we see is crony capitalism, where the links are less and more subtle than outright fascism but it still hampers both democracy and capitalism.
Currently South Korea is demonstrating an effort to fight back against crony capitalism with Samsung being caught out abusing their links to government.
I think he means swearing personal fealty to King Trump instead of to the United States of America which they are already sworn to serve.
With the leak about the discussion related to the call to the Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm "Trumble", there were three people in the room. Trump, Bannon, Spicer. Who do you purge?
You've kind of missed that the leaks almost never show Trump in a bad light and are pretty obviously deliberate. Deliberate leaking is often used as a political PR tool around the world (especially the UK). Other leaks look like internal backstabbing by White House staff bitching about each other to reporters in a absurd effort to sort out pecking order (eg. the "too stupid to find a light switch" leak).
The leaks are trivial since the press is not really "the enemy" but something used by Trump himself.
A listening device that criminals and spooks of other nations can use? Not so trivial.
Go talk to some IT folk in large companies to find out how depressingly often that is not the case.
Like Stratfor?
The only places in private enterprise I've seen that had anything approaching military security were full of people who had recently worked in the military on security. The last time I looked the military was part of the government.
He's an autocrat. There is nothing that he does that he doesn't consider personal. You are living in "his" country now instead of him serving the country.
As the thing in about the North Korean missile meeting at the resort showed he has no concept of separating his work from his private life - it's all just "play" to that trust fund baby that never grew up.
Putin and anyone else that flatters him enough is going to play him like a banjo.
The funny thing is Trump has been complaining about all the leaks in his "fine-tuned machine" of White House staff. With anyone else the phone would be suspected as the source, but the leaks are all obviously deliberate.
There's probably just one guy in China quietly writing up transcripts from the phone if anything at all (actually I doubt any intelligence service has bothered to try because they all think Trump can't possibly be so stupid as to ignore his intelligence agencies).
Do you think in an EMERGENCY extra time will be taken just to babysit Trump's poor choice of phone? Do you think in an EMERGENCY is a good idea to put yourself completely out of contact by blocking all RF signals thus making it difficult to deal with the EMERGENCY due to the lack of information as the EMERGENCY develops?
Please be honest.
So you can point them out? How about you do that then instead of going on and on and eroding our trust in you with each post?
The other stuff you suggest is related I'll take with a bucket of salt unless there's something other than your increasingly devalued word for it.
Yes, Trump responds well to flattery as Putin has shown.
They could sink the US economy overnight just by selling bonds so they only need to hint at that instead of threatening.
Context matters. I doubt Einstein was referring to everything.
It's just like that Feynman quote that people roll out and apply out of context to pretend that he thought all theoretical science and all applied science was not "real science", when Feynman himself did a lot of work with both.
Way back H.G. Wells wrote a story about what happened to people with that attitude if it went too far. There were called Eloi.
Is that a polite enough response to utter bullshit? How many final year university subjects do you think can be taught effectively to a tenth grader?
He's pretty stupid but that doesn't matter in the case of location. I doubt this is going to ever reveal his location since he goes around with an entourage bigger than Royalty which would make him trivial to find by conventional methods.