So, I hear millions of people are going to die...
Uhh...
How? Are they just going to wade into water and drown themselves? Are they going to walk into deserts with no water? Are they going to sit in the sun, day after day, with no food or water?
People that believe claims like this are complete idiots. And many do.
Actually, we should be lucky, considering much of the Northern half of the USA is usually covered in thick sheets of ice. It's only because we're in a cycle as described by Milankovitch where, yes, the world is warming. But this is only temporary. As our irregular orbit around the sun continues, we'll eventually peak, and then quickly descend into another ice age.
So really, enjoy the warming it while it lasts.
Bernie.
Bernie has been the worst violator lately, helping out by campaigning for other politicians using a private jet. Google "Bernie Sanders spent nearly $300G on private air travel in October: report"
Reading the article, this was nothing more than a test to see how dumb Michigan democrat voters are?
A fake DNC site was created with a fake sign in screen. MI DNC voters signed in, giving the test site usernames and passwords?
It could be what it is, just a cybersecurity test. Or, some remote entity put up a fake site, harvested username/password info, and now the DNC is trying to tell voters not to worry.
Where was my option to opt out of Obama digging into my data, or even some notification it was happening?
I look at both Obama's and Bannon's use of a data equally. Unlike you, I see both as being in the wrong.
This whole debacle is because one party the media hates did the data mining. It was all fine and dandy when Obama did it, apparently.
And now, Zuckerberg is just trying to get into good grace with this government handlers. If he accepts gov't oversight of FB, I'm outta there.
I just wish the news media would also publish this fact. They have so many people believing gun deaths are skyrocketing, when in fact, they are declining.
He does have an IMDB page, but that not to assume he's paid to create a false flag for which the news media can start generating hate towards "fake news" sites, similar to how the population had "2 minutes hate" towards the fake resistance in 1984.
Whoever anonymously posted this article has falsely created the premise that militias across America should be using encrypted transmissions via high end radios.
We don't because, well, that's ILLEGAL!
Encrypted transmissions using HAM equipment is illegal. In fact, as part of Michigan's milita, we limit ourselves to public use frequencies, such as the FRS and MURS freqs. Only our members holding HAM radio licenses are allowed to use freqs out of the FRS/MURS range. As someone mentioned above, we use our own naming scheme for checkpoints, grid coordinates, and operations to help get around the lack of encryption. This by itself, is completely legal to do.
In short, every militia has to act within the confines of the laws of this country and the state in which they reside.
As far as $3000 AR's? If Mr Anonymous is looking to pick one up for 3K, he's getting ripped off. Most of use use AR's in the $500-1000 range, with optics ranging from $40 pairs of iron sights to Trijicon's costing just under $1K. Not too many of us wear armor, as that limits speed and requires more energy that hinders the wearer for longer exercises.
As as far as using $30+ baofengs? They are disposable. With a repeater, they work great. And if they don't, chuck 'em and pull your spare out. Most of us have two or more anyways.
Next point I want to make. I'm assuming most of the readers here will try to lump us into the same group as those in Oregon. Not even close. This so-called Bundy militia were all out of state, messing in the affairs of another state, and acting illegally. Every militia group I know did condemned them and their actions. We believe any action taken requires the approval of its citizens, which the Bundy group did not have.
Note what happened in Flint Sunday with the Michigan Miltia, which was overwhelmingly approved by Flint residents and local medias. We protested corruption by the government in handling the situation, all the while collecting and donating water to affected citizens.
My company using Untangle in a number of our clients locations. It works well for a VPN solution. The freeware OpenVPN solutions works great. You just have to remember to import other internal subnets into the OpenVPN rack. But yeah, it works great.
Do you mind if I request a feature to be added to citadel? One feature I do wish Citadel had was a way to add notes to contacts in a chronological order, similar to the functions you find in Act. Add this feature, and now I'll have no excuse to not use it anywhere. Thanks for releasing such a great, and easy to work with product.
Our of my car dealership clients decided to build a triangular podium with three PCs in side, one hole in the center for cabling for keyboards/mice/moniters, and the rest of the podium being airtight. Well, inside, the PCs were baking. So, I used a hole saw to cut three holes, one for each PC, and connected a case fan to each hole, with the case fan being powered by a 4pin molex connected sticking out from each PC. Worked great.
Setup a linux box with Dansguardian and squid. Setup a DHCP scope to use the Dansguardian box as the gateway. On the Dansguardian box,using IPTables, redirect all http traffic to localhost:8080 as a transparent gateway. Also, enable internal routing.
I remember an article posted here at/. about the rates of autistic children when comparing normal parents to parents who worked in silicon valley. That article explained that parents who worked tech/IT/Geeky jobs in silicon valley had a much higher rate of autistic children that those of the rest of the population.
Although I havent read the article listed above, I'm assuming the because children watching TV at young ages causing autism. But, could it be because of the parents use of the television that their children have become autistic, not the actual children's use of the television?
I was just thinking the same thing. From 1998, I used to look up to Slashdot as "the place" to get news about the world of technology, from the dark unground politics of it, to the flashy releases of a product. Now, it doesn't seem to be the case, and this post by Taco clearly shows that he has lost his focus. I guess this adds to the idea that Slashdot is on the list of the 10 internet sites that don't matter anymore. If I wanted to get the dirt on our politions, I can go to KOS/DU, and the gazillion right wing sites. I dont want it here. I come here for news that "no one else has", not stuff "I already know".
And this is just becoming news to you, CMRTACO?
Jesus Christ, where have you been these last 5 years? The level in chatter prior to 9/11 was documented tons after the incident. Have you been in a cave?
And to show how much of an idiot you are for thinking that the Bush admin should have known when and where 9/11 would take place, look at this statement right from you own article:
"There was no conclusive, smoking-gun intelligence"
You libs really need to get a life and accept no one could have predicted 9/11 down to the exact method, place, and time.
Really? Well, when a few contracters working for Blackwell were killed, burned, then hanged in Fallujah while guarding a simple shipment of a cooking oven, Markos's reply was "f'em, let them hang". Wishing death upon another. Sorry, but Markos is pathetic.
That said, the net needs to be left alone, and run as it is now.
A few years ago, Ralsky was deluged with hundreds of unwanted magazines at his house, after anti-spammers signed him up for subscriptions.
I wonder who that could be? Hmmm.....
Meanwhile, in China, a small boat building company is preparing to launch an all out legal offensive on any company wishing to use the junk (ie; junk mail) in thier products instead of spam.
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So, I hear millions of people are going to die... Uhh... How? Are they just going to wade into water and drown themselves? Are they going to walk into deserts with no water? Are they going to sit in the sun, day after day, with no food or water? People that believe claims like this are complete idiots. And many do. Actually, we should be lucky, considering much of the Northern half of the USA is usually covered in thick sheets of ice. It's only because we're in a cycle as described by Milankovitch where, yes, the world is warming. But this is only temporary. As our irregular orbit around the sun continues, we'll eventually peak, and then quickly descend into another ice age. So really, enjoy the warming it while it lasts.
Bernie. Bernie has been the worst violator lately, helping out by campaigning for other politicians using a private jet. Google "Bernie Sanders spent nearly $300G on private air travel in October: report"
Even SJW's call themselves SJW's. It's not a name calling.
In other news, scientists have concluded...water is wet.
Reading the article, this was nothing more than a test to see how dumb Michigan democrat voters are? A fake DNC site was created with a fake sign in screen. MI DNC voters signed in, giving the test site usernames and passwords? It could be what it is, just a cybersecurity test. Or, some remote entity put up a fake site, harvested username/password info, and now the DNC is trying to tell voters not to worry.
Where was my option to opt out of Obama digging into my data, or even some notification it was happening? I look at both Obama's and Bannon's use of a data equally. Unlike you, I see both as being in the wrong. This whole debacle is because one party the media hates did the data mining. It was all fine and dandy when Obama did it, apparently. And now, Zuckerberg is just trying to get into good grace with this government handlers. If he accepts gov't oversight of FB, I'm outta there.
I'd still like to see Obama's college transcripts first. I want to get the easy ones out of the way before I read Trump's taxes.
I just wish the news media would also publish this fact. They have so many people believing gun deaths are skyrocketing, when in fact, they are declining.
He does have an IMDB page, but that not to assume he's paid to create a false flag for which the news media can start generating hate towards "fake news" sites, similar to how the population had "2 minutes hate" towards the fake resistance in 1984.
Because, pesho, it's illegal to encrypt communications via HAM channels.
Whoever anonymously posted this article has falsely created the premise that militias across America should be using encrypted transmissions via high end radios. We don't because, well, that's ILLEGAL! Encrypted transmissions using HAM equipment is illegal. In fact, as part of Michigan's milita, we limit ourselves to public use frequencies, such as the FRS and MURS freqs. Only our members holding HAM radio licenses are allowed to use freqs out of the FRS/MURS range. As someone mentioned above, we use our own naming scheme for checkpoints, grid coordinates, and operations to help get around the lack of encryption. This by itself, is completely legal to do. In short, every militia has to act within the confines of the laws of this country and the state in which they reside. As far as $3000 AR's? If Mr Anonymous is looking to pick one up for 3K, he's getting ripped off. Most of use use AR's in the $500-1000 range, with optics ranging from $40 pairs of iron sights to Trijicon's costing just under $1K. Not too many of us wear armor, as that limits speed and requires more energy that hinders the wearer for longer exercises. As as far as using $30+ baofengs? They are disposable. With a repeater, they work great. And if they don't, chuck 'em and pull your spare out. Most of us have two or more anyways. Next point I want to make. I'm assuming most of the readers here will try to lump us into the same group as those in Oregon. Not even close. This so-called Bundy militia were all out of state, messing in the affairs of another state, and acting illegally. Every militia group I know did condemned them and their actions. We believe any action taken requires the approval of its citizens, which the Bundy group did not have. Note what happened in Flint Sunday with the Michigan Miltia, which was overwhelmingly approved by Flint residents and local medias. We protested corruption by the government in handling the situation, all the while collecting and donating water to affected citizens.
My company using Untangle in a number of our clients locations. It works well for a VPN solution. The freeware OpenVPN solutions works great. You just have to remember to import other internal subnets into the OpenVPN rack. But yeah, it works great.
Do you mean ThayroneX, commentator from 4-6PM on AM 1600?
Leica M9 is your answer. Just be prepared to shell out some serious dough.
I hate your state just because driving through it is one of the most boring experiences man can tolerate.
Do you mind if I request a feature to be added to citadel? One feature I do wish Citadel had was a way to add notes to contacts in a chronological order, similar to the functions you find in Act. Add this feature, and now I'll have no excuse to not use it anywhere. Thanks for releasing such a great, and easy to work with product.
Our of my car dealership clients decided to build a triangular podium with three PCs in side, one hole in the center for cabling for keyboards/mice/moniters, and the rest of the podium being airtight. Well, inside, the PCs were baking. So, I used a hole saw to cut three holes, one for each PC, and connected a case fan to each hole, with the case fan being powered by a 4pin molex connected sticking out from each PC. Worked great.
Setup a linux box with Dansguardian and squid. Setup a DHCP scope to use the Dansguardian box as the gateway. On the Dansguardian box,using IPTables, redirect all http traffic to localhost:8080 as a transparent gateway. Also, enable internal routing.
I remember an article posted here at /. about the rates of autistic children when comparing normal parents to parents who worked in silicon valley. That article explained that parents who worked tech/IT/Geeky jobs in silicon valley had a much higher rate of autistic children that those of the rest of the population.
Although I havent read the article listed above, I'm assuming the because children watching TV at young ages causing autism. But, could it be because of the parents use of the television that their children have become autistic, not the actual children's use of the television?
I was just thinking the same thing. From 1998, I used to look up to Slashdot as "the place" to get news about the world of technology, from the dark unground politics of it, to the flashy releases of a product. Now, it doesn't seem to be the case, and this post by Taco clearly shows that he has lost his focus. I guess this adds to the idea that Slashdot is on the list of the 10 internet sites that don't matter anymore. If I wanted to get the dirt on our politions, I can go to KOS/DU, and the gazillion right wing sites. I dont want it here. I come here for news that "no one else has", not stuff "I already know".
And this is just becoming news to you, CMRTACO? Jesus Christ, where have you been these last 5 years? The level in chatter prior to 9/11 was documented tons after the incident. Have you been in a cave? And to show how much of an idiot you are for thinking that the Bush admin should have known when and where 9/11 would take place, look at this statement right from you own article: "There was no conclusive, smoking-gun intelligence" You libs really need to get a life and accept no one could have predicted 9/11 down to the exact method, place, and time.
Really? Well, when a few contracters working for Blackwell were killed, burned, then hanged in Fallujah while guarding a simple shipment of a cooking oven, Markos's reply was "f'em, let them hang". Wishing death upon another. Sorry, but Markos is pathetic. That said, the net needs to be left alone, and run as it is now.
Slashdot in now quoting DailyKos? No wonder that it seems lately slashdot is the liberal left party of computer geeks.
A few years ago, Ralsky was deluged with hundreds of unwanted magazines at his house, after anti-spammers signed him up for subscriptions. I wonder who that could be? Hmmm.....
Meanwhile, in China, a small boat building company is preparing to launch an all out legal offensive on any company wishing to use the junk (ie; junk mail) in thier products instead of spam.