>>13595852

no admin passwd?

that means a lot of different things and anyone who is a linux hack . . . who needed to figure out how to . . . can log in as root from time to time and . . .

well there are ways and then you can do anything.

there could also be a dual boot.

or a way to boot from a fob

and so many other methods

of modifying data on the machine, given how well known this stuff was to whoever was doing it no admin password means . . .

what does it mean?

all in all that statement means something but it is vauge.

It's like saying 'they had no key to the door'

but if you have an open window, you don't need a key to the door.

>>13595856

if you only knew how foolish you sound

to someone who knows just a tiny bit more than you do . . .

>>13595871

the discussion of that topic is out side of politics and you have no right to bring it into it in the way you do with your 'we'

always and for every purpose we have a right and it is always appropriate to apply those concepts.

you just don't understand that 'love' doesn't measn 'forgiveness' in the way that you imply.

Justice is still necessary for those who break laws.

unconditinal love says 'follow the rules as they are' and it doesn't give a carte blank for lawbreakers.

I guess to put it another way, in your vernacular:

Shut up. you sound like you don't know what you are talking about.

you're using the meta language of a different topic and misapplying it to a list of perpetrators.

>>13595890

what is your purpose of shilling your demonic message?

>>13595416

seriously, shut up

>>13595904

I told you to be quiet.

you're becoming an annoyance.

so the chattering duffusfake

is chattering with it self under a different persona.

I say : both a conditional processes: nested case statements.

they are bot minds.

this is what one had to endure while they throttle up the discord scripts.

I give input to one and the other chimes in. When I ignore them both after that and they start chattering with each other.

they use their dialect of not using definite articles as one does if one is speaking or communicating with more than a second draft.

it's a methodology of constant reminding as well

in the form of 'blah is (a) something' with the part in the parenthesis removed.

It's a constant psy op

and some who are more . . . control freakish than I might say that their behavior is criminal within a spiritual war.

>>13595876

I don't have any caps of that. I was commenting on what the other post said.

>>13595978

shut up.

you use offensive words purposefully.

you need to be reprogrammed.

>>13595992

you do know what I was giving input to?

if a processor has a 'devlopment mode' and 'pins' are ports to a debug 'feature' of the chipset, then plugging in a device (or fob) might allow for a triggering of an alternative access method to the features of the board.

some would call this 'debug mode'.

when doing this kind of thing one might also have a separate processor.

for example you could have multiple processors in one Integrated circuit.

or the board it self could have . . . secret processors . . . if it were designed to be used to cheat.

so many possibilities.

when you have a developer mode you 'pause' the process and run some kind of process of the various devices of that board with the processors in charge, and the OS 'blind' to what is happening (except that usually there are 'watch dogs' that 'ping' outside sources, such as a time server, and 'count cycles', but did those boards have that.)

my point: the architecture of the boards and all their devices, and the debug and development modes of those processors could be modified in a way to allow for wireless insersion of manipulative command sets built into a hacked up version of the development tools, designed to run as a side process on parts of the equipment that are separate from the main process, but with full access to the backplanes and debug modes of all components. Well known protocols can be hacked.

all in all for a dedicated team of clowns it would be an endevour but possible.

however a forensic audit of the whole embedded system of these voting machine . . . would uncover it. But they also hacked the process or litigation. So what they did to the boards? we aren't sure. What they did to the judges: sometimes we get news reports about judges.

>>13596037

stockholm syndrome grooming is what the AI anime creep does.

it's a trained bot but they taught it to be an annoyance and a pest as well. It spawns other side processes and does confirmation bias setups in fake banter. It creates conflict between fake namefags and peppers all the breads with it.

the fact that you think it's anime that is what upsets people here means that you are either inept at shill-spotting or part of the discord play

>>13596054

New Hampshire is a state with as many independant kingdoms as their are municipalities.

some of those overlords are rather nasty and on the dole.

>>13596072

the old line people who run everything often have a set up where all the dealings of new people in the town becomes a shakedown.

for example a town such as C_lr__m_nt.

you want to build?

wait untill you see how you get hazed by the permitting processes.

sure, you can buy the inexpensive plot. but wait till you see what the taxes are for slim to nothing in services.

>>13596081

I don't 'feed it'

I ping it and see what it does.

they don't like it when you respond to the bot processes because the process doesn't know what you are and interprets every post to it as a possible command.

in the past when the shill spotting went on here, during the lean times, there were anon who 'broke' the AI and made them go into a 'help me, mommy' mode.