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Best to bring them from border countries illegally to get the vote.nolaegghead said:
Bravo for you folks encouraging everyone to vote while a major party (your guess is as good as mine) is doing the very opposite.bgebrent said:
No argument to this.GATraveller said:Not sure we need more laws but I would love to see people exercise their right to vote rather than lay on the floor and pitch a fit.Sandy Springs & Dawsonville Ga -
Not really. Both are able to provide requested data in response to a warrant. Private email providers are not required to preserve data that is on their systems in perpetuity so many emails can automatically "age out" and be automatically deleted.pgprescott said:
There is a big difference between using a private companies email system and setting up your own elaborate server system which is not discoverable by the authorities...StillH2OEgger said:
Wait, I thought Trump pushing this all to the forefront was simply his way of directing attention away from reports that his daughter and son-in-law may have been conducting government business on private email servers, which he and others have previously suggested should be grounds for imprisonment. Lots of moving parts with this one.saluki2007 said:You guys do realize that the kneeling this weekend was about the NFL giving Trump the middle finger and nothing to do with social issues, right? I can't be the only one who understands this...
“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” ― Philip K. Diçk -
I am Zorkoff, from the plant Jerkoff, and I voted illegally in your primitive election, as our race is superior and we want to subjugate your planet while controlled by feeble minded dorks. Thank you for your support. Zorkoff out.JohnInCarolina said:
Hey man! There were AT LEAST 5 million votes cast by dead or alien people in 2016, just in California alone!!!nolaegghead said:
Bravo for you folks encouraging everyone to vote while a major party (your guess is as good as mine) is doing the very opposite.bgebrent said:
No argument to this.GATraveller said:Not sure we need more laws but I would love to see people exercise their right to vote rather than lay on the floor and pitch a fit.
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I knew there just had to be something we would eventually agree on!GATraveller said:Not sure we need more laws but I would love to see people exercise their right to vote rather than lay on the floor and pitch a fit.
It's a shame some states/localities make it so hard for many people to vote.“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” ― Philip K. Diçk -
They won’t destroy the info. You know that or you are dumb.HeavyG said:
Not really. Both are able to provide requested data in response to a warrant. Private email providers are not required to preserve data that is on their systems in perpetuity so many emails can automatically "age out" and be automatically deleted.pgprescott said:
There is a big difference between using a private companies email system and setting up your own elaborate server system which is not discoverable by the authorities...StillH2OEgger said:
Wait, I thought Trump pushing this all to the forefront was simply his way of directing attention away from reports that his daughter and son-in-law may have been conducting government business on private email servers, which he and others have previously suggested should be grounds for imprisonment. Lots of moving parts with this one.saluki2007 said:You guys do realize that the kneeling this weekend was about the NFL giving Trump the middle finger and nothing to do with social issues, right? I can't be the only one who understands this... -
I'm guessing by "they" you mean a private email provider.pgprescott said:
They won’t destroy the info. You know that or you are dumb.HeavyG said:
Not really. Both are able to provide requested data in response to a warrant. Private email providers are not required to preserve data that is on their systems in perpetuity so many emails can automatically "age out" and be automatically deleted.pgprescott said:
There is a big difference between using a private companies email system and setting up your own elaborate server system which is not discoverable by the authorities...StillH2OEgger said:
Wait, I thought Trump pushing this all to the forefront was simply his way of directing attention away from reports that his daughter and son-in-law may have been conducting government business on private email servers, which he and others have previously suggested should be grounds for imprisonment. Lots of moving parts with this one.saluki2007 said:You guys do realize that the kneeling this weekend was about the NFL giving Trump the middle finger and nothing to do with social issues, right? I can't be the only one who understands this...
By "destroy the info" I'm guessing you think that one has to physically destroy a hard drive (or other data recording/archiving device) to make data essentially unrecoverable.“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” ― Philip K. Diçk -
You mean “wipe it with a cloth”? If you think it’s the same to have possession and the ability to destroy the evidence/ record, you are not a free thinker. Just another sheep. Desperate to confirm your biases. Troll.HeavyG said:
I'm guessing by "they" you mean a private email provider.pgprescott said:
They won’t destroy the info. You know that or you are dumb.HeavyG said:
Not really. Both are able to provide requested data in response to a warrant. Private email providers are not required to preserve data that is on their systems in perpetuity so many emails can automatically "age out" and be automatically deleted.pgprescott said:
There is a big difference between using a private companies email system and setting up your own elaborate server system which is not discoverable by the authorities...StillH2OEgger said:
Wait, I thought Trump pushing this all to the forefront was simply his way of directing attention away from reports that his daughter and son-in-law may have been conducting government business on private email servers, which he and others have previously suggested should be grounds for imprisonment. Lots of moving parts with this one.saluki2007 said:You guys do realize that the kneeling this weekend was about the NFL giving Trump the middle finger and nothing to do with social issues, right? I can't be the only one who understands this...
By "destroy the info" I'm guessing you think that one has to physically destroy a hard drive (or other data recording/archiving device) to make data essentially unrecoverable. -
An email provider has zero incentive to keep data that a user has deleted. It takes up space on spinning rust. Spinning rust is a cost center. Servers under regulation, whether a regulated industry (finance, pharma, etc) or gov must retain records for a specified period of time. Private email providers may not put the hard drives in a drill press to destroy the expunged data, but they do overwrite it to store new data as soon as they possibly can.pgprescott said:
They won’t destroy the info. You know that or you are dumb.HeavyG said:
Not really. Both are able to provide requested data in response to a warrant. Private email providers are not required to preserve data that is on their systems in perpetuity so many emails can automatically "age out" and be automatically deleted.pgprescott said:
There is a big difference between using a private companies email system and setting up your own elaborate server system which is not discoverable by the authorities...StillH2OEgger said:
Wait, I thought Trump pushing this all to the forefront was simply his way of directing attention away from reports that his daughter and son-in-law may have been conducting government business on private email servers, which he and others have previously suggested should be grounds for imprisonment. Lots of moving parts with this one.saluki2007 said:You guys do realize that the kneeling this weekend was about the NFL giving Trump the middle finger and nothing to do with social issues, right? I can't be the only one who understands this...They/Them
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@pgprescott Consider simmering down buddy. This is a food forum and you're acting like a teen. But, whatevz.
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HeavyG said:
I knew there just had to be something we would eventually agree on!GATraveller said:Not sure we need more laws but I would love to see people exercise their right to vote rather than lay on the floor and pitch a fit.
It's a shame some states/localities make it so hard for many people to vote.
It's pretty easy to vote but does require minimal effort sometimes for sure.
"Social media gives legions of idiots the right to speak when they once only spoke at a bar after a glass of wine, without harming the community [...] but now they have the same right to speak as a Nobel Prize winner. It's the invasion of the idiots."
-Umberto Eco
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Seems clear Kushner and others in Trump's West Wing used private email because he wanted some of his comms to be outside the official Presidential records. Clinton wanted hers to be free from a FOIA request. Really not all that different.
Where the emails were hosted is just a distinction without much of a difference in this case.
The Price stuff is also kind of remarkable. Dude is chartering jets to go have lunch with his son and stuff, all on the government dime. It really is a kakistocracy up there we have now."I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike -
If the info exist and it’s subpoenaed, they won’t purposely destroy it. That’s all. Huge difference in one case I can think of.DMW said:
An email provider has zero incentive to keep data that a user has deleted. It takes up space on spinning rust. Spinning rust is a cost center. Servers under regulation, whether a regulated industry (finance, pharma, etc) or gov must retain records for a specified period of time. Private email providers may not put the hard drives in a drill press to destroy the expunged data, but they do overwrite it to store new data as soon as they possibly can.pgprescott said:
They won’t destroy the info. You know that or you are dumb.HeavyG said:
Not really. Both are able to provide requested data in response to a warrant. Private email providers are not required to preserve data that is on their systems in perpetuity so many emails can automatically "age out" and be automatically deleted.pgprescott said:
There is a big difference between using a private companies email system and setting up your own elaborate server system which is not discoverable by the authorities...StillH2OEgger said:
Wait, I thought Trump pushing this all to the forefront was simply his way of directing attention away from reports that his daughter and son-in-law may have been conducting government business on private email servers, which he and others have previously suggested should be grounds for imprisonment. Lots of moving parts with this one.saluki2007 said:You guys do realize that the kneeling this weekend was about the NFL giving Trump the middle finger and nothing to do with social issues, right? I can't be the only one who understands this... -
GATraveller said:HeavyG said:
I knew there just had to be something we would eventually agree on!GATraveller said:Not sure we need more laws but I would love to see people exercise their right to vote rather than lay on the floor and pitch a fit.
It's a shame some states/localities make it so hard for many people to vote.
It's pretty easy to vote but does require minimal effort sometimes for sure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrBxZGWCdgs
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Compared to many other countries voting in the US is not at all easy.GATraveller said:HeavyG said:
I knew there just had to be something we would eventually agree on!GATraveller said:Not sure we need more laws but I would love to see people exercise their right to vote rather than lay on the floor and pitch a fit.
It's a shame some states/localities make it so hard for many people to vote.
It's pretty easy to vote but does require minimal effort sometimes for sure.
Why is election day in the US on a normal workday? That alone puts up an obstacle for many folks.
Many states don't readily allow absentee voting or early voting.
Many localities have been shown to limit the number of polling places and/or voting stations which creates lines with unnecessarily long waits.
I knew our agreement wouldn't last very long.
“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” ― Philip K. Diçk -
Except you can retrieve his. Hmm maybe a huge difference? Sheep.JohnInCarolina said:Seems clear Kushner and others in Trump's West Wing used private email because he wanted some of his comms to be outside the official Presidential records. Clinton wanted hers to be free from a FOIA request. Really not all that different.
Where the emails were hosted is just a distinction without much of a difference in this case.
The Price stuff is also kind of remarkable. Dude is chartering jets to go have lunch with his son and stuff, all on the government dime. It really is a kakistocracy up there we have now. -
pgprescott said:
You mean “wipe it with a cloth”? If you think it’s the same to have possession and the ability to destroy the evidence/ record, you are not a free thinker. Just another sheep. Desperate to confirm your biases. Troll.HeavyG said:
I'm guessing by "they" you mean a private email provider.pgprescott said:
They won’t destroy the info. You know that or you are dumb.HeavyG said:
Not really. Both are able to provide requested data in response to a warrant. Private email providers are not required to preserve data that is on their systems in perpetuity so many emails can automatically "age out" and be automatically deleted.pgprescott said:
There is a big difference between using a private companies email system and setting up your own elaborate server system which is not discoverable by the authorities...StillH2OEgger said:
Wait, I thought Trump pushing this all to the forefront was simply his way of directing attention away from reports that his daughter and son-in-law may have been conducting government business on private email servers, which he and others have previously suggested should be grounds for imprisonment. Lots of moving parts with this one.saluki2007 said:You guys do realize that the kneeling this weekend was about the NFL giving Trump the middle finger and nothing to do with social issues, right? I can't be the only one who understands this...
By "destroy the info" I'm guessing you think that one has to physically destroy a hard drive (or other data recording/archiving device) to make data essentially unrecoverable.
I could go on at length about this topic because I have actual project management experience on this very issue but I know it won't matter so I won't bother.“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” ― Philip K. Diçk -
It’s extremely easy to vote here compared to anywhere in the world. I agree there is prejudice in the system for those of us who work, but it’s manageable with advanced planning. Of course if you consider properly identifying eligible legal voters , it’s only a bit more difficult.HeavyG said:
Compared to many other countries voting in the US is not at all easy.GATraveller said:HeavyG said:
I knew there just had to be something we would eventually agree on!GATraveller said:Not sure we need more laws but I would love to see people exercise their right to vote rather than lay on the floor and pitch a fit.
It's a shame some states/localities make it so hard for many people to vote.
It's pretty easy to vote but does require minimal effort sometimes for sure.
Why is election day in the US on a normal workday? That alone puts up an obstacle for many folks.
Many states don't readily allow absentee voting or early voting.
Many localities have been shown to limit the number of polling places and/or voting stations which creates lines with unnecessarily long waits.
I knew our agreement wouldn't last very long.Sandy Springs & Dawsonville Ga -
The thing is whiskeypete, nobody is defending or even bringing up Hillary (except you). You're trying to use that to minimize another wrong. I thought you loved America.Love you bro!
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nolaegghead said:
Bravo for you folks encouraging everyone to vote while a major party (your guess is as good as mine) is doing the very opposite.bgebrent said:
No argument to this.GATraveller said:Not sure we need more laws but I would love to see people exercise their right to vote rather than lay on the floor and pitch a fit.
So they should not vote?
"Social media gives legions of idiots the right to speak when they once only spoke at a bar after a glass of wine, without harming the community [...] but now they have the same right to speak as a Nobel Prize winner. It's the invasion of the idiots."
-Umberto Eco
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I hope that someday your understanding of democracy is half as good as your bloody marys and taste in music.GATraveller said:nolaegghead said:
Bravo for you folks encouraging everyone to vote while a major party (your guess is as good as mine) is doing the very opposite.bgebrent said:
No argument to this.GATraveller said:Not sure we need more laws but I would love to see people exercise their right to vote rather than lay on the floor and pitch a fit.
So they should not vote?
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That is just so untrue. Many countries make the whole process, starting with registration, much easier. Sweden for instance.bgebrent said:
It’s extremely easy to vote here compared to anywhere in the world. I agree there is prejudice in the system for those of us who work, but it’s manageable with advanced planning. Of course if you consider properly identifying eligible legal voters , it’s only a bit more difficult.HeavyG said:
Compared to many other countries voting in the US is not at all easy.GATraveller said:HeavyG said:
I knew there just had to be something we would eventually agree on!GATraveller said:Not sure we need more laws but I would love to see people exercise their right to vote rather than lay on the floor and pitch a fit.
It's a shame some states/localities make it so hard for many people to vote.
It's pretty easy to vote but does require minimal effort sometimes for sure.
Why is election day in the US on a normal workday? That alone puts up an obstacle for many folks.
Many states don't readily allow absentee voting or early voting.
Many localities have been shown to limit the number of polling places and/or voting stations which creates lines with unnecessarily long waits.
I knew our agreement wouldn't last very long.
One of the main problems in the US is that voting rules/procedures are set up by 50 separate states and thus the rules/procedures can vary widely from state to state.
While in many states it seems their rules/practices are designed to be all inclusive but the opposite is true in many others.“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” ― Philip K. Diçk -
Brother, I appreciate you, but that’s so untrue. When last did you ink your finger? Sweden is your random example? That’s a farce. State rule is what our founding fathers prescribed and envisioned. “Many countries “. Educate yourself about all the countries and the ease and delightful experience they enjoy when voting. It’s generally rigged and fraught with violence. Not here.HeavyG said:
That is just so untrue. Many countries make the whole process, starting with registration, much easier. Sweden for instance.bgebrent said:
It’s extremely easy to vote here compared to anywhere in the world. I agree there is prejudice in the system for those of us who work, but it’s manageable with advanced planning. Of course if you consider properly identifying eligible legal voters , it’s only a bit more difficult.HeavyG said:
Compared to many other countries voting in the US is not at all easy.GATraveller said:HeavyG said:
I knew there just had to be something we would eventually agree on!GATraveller said:Not sure we need more laws but I would love to see people exercise their right to vote rather than lay on the floor and pitch a fit.
It's a shame some states/localities make it so hard for many people to vote.
It's pretty easy to vote but does require minimal effort sometimes for sure.
Why is election day in the US on a normal workday? That alone puts up an obstacle for many folks.
Many states don't readily allow absentee voting or early voting.
Many localities have been shown to limit the number of polling places and/or voting stations which creates lines with unnecessarily long waits.
I knew our agreement wouldn't last very long.
One of the main problems in the US is that voting rules/procedures are set up by 50 separate states and thus the rules/procedures can vary widely from state to state.
While in many states it seems their rules/practices are designed to be all inclusive but the opposite is true in many others.Sandy Springs & Dawsonville Ga -
Pete do you have any thoughts on coupled systems of nonlinear PDEs? Would love to hear your super informed take on those too.pgprescott said:
Except you can retrieve his. Hmm maybe a huge difference? Sheep.JohnInCarolina said:Seems clear Kushner and others in Trump's West Wing used private email because he wanted some of his comms to be outside the official Presidential records. Clinton wanted hers to be free from a FOIA request. Really not all that different.
Where the emails were hosted is just a distinction without much of a difference in this case.
The Price stuff is also kind of remarkable. Dude is chartering jets to go have lunch with his son and stuff, all on the government dime. It really is a kakistocracy up there we have now."I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike -
The NFL is the most profitable form of socialism in the world. Televison revenue sharing, government subsidized facility construction that the oligopoly profits from, all done under the myth of the greater good for all of us theory have turned me off to pro football. Oh and the NFL knew about the concussion issue long before CTE was named and the league attempted to cover it up.
I love the game and root for certain players but absolutely despise what the league has done to it. Cam Newton is great when he wins games and hands out footballs to kids but is an absolute weak example of a leader when he can't man up and face cameras after losing the super bowl and take responsibility. NFL owners arrogantly feel entitled to state of the art scoreboards at the expense of public education as in cininnati, or they want to retain corporate suite lease revenue in order to remain competitive.
Meanwhile spoiled brat millionaires, who exist under the blanket of the greatest, albeit not perfect, economic free market system in the world use their celebrity status to make a political statement have no idea what sacrifice, honor and integrity really mean.
The NFL is no longer about the game but rather all about image preservation, political correctness and audience expansion for the sake preserving, enhancing and discovering revenue streams.
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Psst: the spoiled brat millionaire is the dude in the White House."I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
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What?!?!?!? He's not self-made?!?!?!?JohnInCarolina said:Psst: the spoiled brat millionaire is the dude in the White House.They/Them
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And the last two ex presidents. Duh.JohnInCarolina said:Psst: the spoiled brat millionaire is the dude in the White House.Sandy Springs & Dawsonville Ga -
Actually the dude in the white house is a billionaire....JohnInCarolina said:Psst: the spoiled brat millionaire is the dude in the White House. -
Prove it. He won't.westernbbq said:
Actually the dude in the white house is a billionaire....JohnInCarolina said:Psst: the spoiled brat millionaire is the dude in the White House.They/Them
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nolaegghead said:
I hope that someday your understanding of democracy is half as good as your bloody marys and taste in music.GATraveller said:nolaegghead said:
Bravo for you folks encouraging everyone to vote while a major party (your guess is as good as mine) is doing the very opposite.bgebrent said:
No argument to this.GATraveller said:Not sure we need more laws but I would love to see people exercise their right to vote rather than lay on the floor and pitch a fit.
So they should not vote?
Not sure about all that book learnin and haven't had a drink in 10+ years but do love me some tunage.
"Social media gives legions of idiots the right to speak when they once only spoke at a bar after a glass of wine, without harming the community [...] but now they have the same right to speak as a Nobel Prize winner. It's the invasion of the idiots."
-Umberto Eco
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Peachtree Corners, GA
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