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127.0.0.1 confirmed registered to Chinese state sponsored hacker group. Everyone please download your favorite script kiddy DDoS utility and go to work!
Its all about the ports! (and having a service running on them) See! Hackers!
I have to say....even for folks unfamiliar with the tech side of this, the reality is Lindell is refusing to hand over the data he said he would-and refuses to say where he got it from. But everyone and his dog now knows where it came from-and the source is....problematic to put it mildly.
Hes challenged people to come on stage and debate him, and when they agree to, he backs out or kicks them out.
Its a circus act of clowns.
Wait!.. Isn't 127.0.0.1 the United States law code number for wiretapping?
Have you noticed that these anti-Trumps are the ones claiming that there was no vote fraud at all in the 2020 election? One would think that if they are secure in the knowledge that they are correct, they would be sitting back cool, calm and collected while watching this all play out---all the while knowing they will be vindicated in the end. Yet, they are anything but that.
the "flak" argument. by this same logic if someone points out how ridiculous that flat-earther belief is that must mean it has some validity.
Well...converted to hex because "thats what all the experts use". Which...no. I've used hex more then the VAST majority of developers, and it is NOT what any expert would prefer.
Gah! - flashbacks to decoding Token Ring RIF fields. Of all the things I miss about Token Ring, I enjoy missing that most. ("Easy. Just convert each hex digit to a 4-bit binary value, then aggregate the 4-bit nibbles into binary octets, then convert the binary to decimal and there is your ring/bridge numbering in decimal. Just remember that when configuring your equipment, you enter rings in hex and bridges in decimal.")
Actual experts like to use tools that make their job easy. Posers like to make the job look hard. "If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull." And there's a lot of bull coming from this "symposium".
Imagine a locked vault. Now imagine someone telling you that you can have the $5 million inside that vault--all you have to do is find the key. But there is no key. There never was a key. No key will be produced.
Now, Arabian, why haven't you claimed that $5 million yet?
(There was probably no $5 million in there, either.)
Lol, my fields of expertise are social research and breeding, training, showing Arabians. I have friends who are techies, and it all sounds like Greek to me.
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