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  1. 21 hours ago, I Plead Da Fif said:

    After tapping to close 6 or so ads just to be able to read the article, 2 more ads showed up after a single scroll down the page. Just insane.

     

    21 hours ago, Fastbreak said:

    That site should have a few more ads on it. 836 is not enough…

     

    21 hours ago, Mitch Hedberg said:

    That site has aids. No way I’m going through all that bullshit. He donated buses. No need to click on that.

     

    Protip: If you are on Android, you can set up DNS to filter out bullshit ads. I use noads.libredns.gr for my DNS. Fuck ads.

    If you are on an Iphone, just take it up the ass.

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  2. Didn't see this posted. Delete if it was.

    Interesting read. I assume this has gained traction in the news?

     

    https://substack.com/inbox/post/165658733?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true

    She Won. They Didn't Just Change the Machines. They Rewired the Election.

    How Leonard Leo's 2021 sale of an electronics firm enabled tech giants to subvert the 2024 election

     

    To most, Tripp Lite was just a hardware brand—battery backups, surge protectors, power strips. But in America’s elections, Tripp Lite devices were something else entirely.

    They are physically connected to ES&S central tabulators and Electionware servers, and Dominion tabulators and central servers across the country. And they aren’t dumb devices. They are smart UPS units—programmable, updatable, and capable of communicating directly with the election system via USB, serial port, or Ethernet.

    ES&S systems, including central tabulators and Electionware servers, rely on Tripp Lite UPS devices. ES&S’s Electionware suite runs on Windows OS, which automatically trusts connected UPS hardware.

    If Eaton pushed an update to those UPS units, it could have gained root-level access to the host tabulation environment—without ever modifying certified election software.

    In Dominion’s Democracy Suite 5.17, the drivers for these UPS units are listed as “optional”—meaning they can be updated remotely without triggering certification requirements or oversight. Optional means unregulated. Unregulated means invisible. And invisible means perfect for infiltration.

     

    After the Tripp Lite acquisition, Eaton stayed under the radar. But in May 2024, it resurfaced with an announcement that escaped most headlines: Eaton was deepening its partnership with Palantir Technologies.

    Let’s be clear, Palantir wasn’t brought in for customer service. It was brought in to do what it does best: manage, shape, and secure vast streams of data—quietly. According to Eaton’s own release, Palantir’s role would include:
    - AI-driven oversight of connected infrastructure
    - Automated analysis of large datasets
    - And—most critically—“secure erasure of digital footprints”

    The Digital Janitor: also known as forensic sanitization, it was now being embedded into Eaton-managed hardware connected directly to voting systems. Palantir didn’t change the votes. It helped ensure you’d never prove it if someone else did.

     

    According to New York Times reporting, on October 5—just before Starlink’s DTC activation—Musk texted a confidant:

    “I’m feeling more optimistic after tonight. Tomorrow we unleash the anomaly in the matrix.”

    Then, an hour later:

    “This isn’t something on the chessboard, so they’ll be quite surprised. ‘Lasers’ from space.”

    It read like a riddle. In hindsight, it was a blueprint.

    Let’s review what was in place:

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    This wasn’t a theory. It was a full-scale operation. A systemic digital occupation—clean, credentialed, and remote-controlled.

     

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  3. Up to my mid 30s, I would jump at the "I know a lady...." food recommendations. In my mid 50s now and with things taking way longer to heal for any and everything, I definitely am not doing the "I know a lady..." thing.

    I admire y'alls conviction to finding great food.

  4. 32 minutes ago, Hermanator said:

    The kid is definitely a money first recruit. Wonder what he would have done if LSU just said can't pay it and go to aggy? Was this guy really ready to go to aggy and become irrelevant for 3 to 5 years?

    There's a former No 1 recruiting class which answers your question. Money means different things to different people.

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  5. Can anyone find out who this nice young lady is? Asking for a friend.

    in-case-anyone-at-the-coffee-shop-was-un

    from reddit.

    slippinjimmy720

    •2h ago

    Nobody asked, but the tattoo on her left bicep says “black sheep” in Thai.

     

    mksavage1138

    •2h ago

    But, she doesn't have any wool

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