>>530757

Nobody clicks namefag links or reads their posts.

>>530790

The (Francis Scott) Key Bridge in Md is listed as structurally deficient as of 2011.

https:// www.washingtonpost.com/local/commuting/key-bridge-14th-st-bridge-among-215-area-bridges-rated-structurally-deficient/2011/10/19/gIQAFZkjxL_story.html?utm_term=.d6c775c8aac0

Other than that, I can't find anything remarkable about it. Just thought I'd follow the logo >>530801

>>530812

Lots of drilling rigs and production platforms in that area. Maybe the exhaust of one of their diesel-electric generators is directed toward that buoy?

>>530925

I have been wondering… What if GS's voting machines were twisted such that "close" races

would be able to be pre-programmed? There is quite a bit of speculation that this is the case.

So, if MI found out, instead of making the machines legit, they twisted the win the other way?

I am happy (ecstatic, really) with the election outcome, but this question has nagged at me

since I first thought of it.

>>530937

Maybe a locked bit in an ADC… See if the differential between it and nearby buoys stays the same or close.

>>530946

I've read about fractional voting. I don't really care HOW they twisted the machines, only IF they did.

Following the above, I am trying to figure out if 41020 cheated the cheaters, am I upset or did

they just get their just desserts?

I tend to lean heavily in the latter direction.

>>530951

If you are not already aware, you need to be aware of the constant fuckery we get around this time of day (actually, it seems to start in about an hour from now). BV tended to get ban-happy around the time a certain group of VPN hoppers appears.

>>530960

And exactly WHAT would stop them from tilting them the other way? Remember the 16 year plan.

If stopping a nuclear war was done by a bit of code fuckery, I certainly would have done it.

Why not them?

>>530984

Bigger picture. I'd willingly go to jail for voter fraud to prevent WWIII. What makes you think they

wouldn't? Do you even know what the 16 plan was/is? That having been said, you are welcome

to your opinion. I'll keep mine, as well.

>>531002

And 90% of everyone dies in radioactive clouds, but you get to keep the moral high ground. Good plan.

>>531078

Or, they synchronized the frame rate with the speed of the rotor. I once saw a covered wagon

on TV going forward, but its wheels were going in reverse! Occam's razor, Anon.

>>531100

>>531115

Me, too!