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[quote]You're fear mongering[/quote] No, I'm being honest. [quote]You have no data, no insight to what (if any) plan there is.[/quote] I do. It's called history ...

nope...

How are you going to ship food? Go to work? The fall out from this is another Covid event. ...

I went to the store for beer. A man literally had 11 gas "cans" of various sizes filling them up! All of them. ...

[quote]Some routers, such as Cisco ISR routers can have hard drives and separate CPU modules in them which can run VMware and several virtual machines (servers) on them. This is nothing new. Been around 10-15 years. So the same physical chassis that one might traditionally call a “router” can actual...

[quote]I hope State gives every player a million bucks. [/quote] It's just 85 Million. ...

Should be heard this week...

[quote]Gotcha [/quote] Awesome. ...

[quote]I agree with you that they're being POS about it but... [/quote] No. Not being a POS. Breaking a court order. [quote] Yes, they would. [/quote] Do tell. [quote]Not the actual routers[/quote] Ordered by a court to turn over. [quote] but images/files/logs during ele...

[quote]Sure, but the article talks about sensitive law enforcement data, social security numbers and other info of that type, far beyond connection logs and audit trails[/quote] there lies the issue. 1- It's not suppose to because the voting system is not to be connected to a network. PERIO...

[quote]I assume somewhere they left out the words network attached storage or file server or something along with router[/quote] That would be illegal. Nothing is suppose to be networked.. nothing is suppose to be online. More so, it was so ordered by the court for the BOS to turn them o...

[quote]Not the actual routers but virtual images of the routers at time of election? If so, those images would have sensitive info. [/quote] 1- they are providing neither. 2- No they would not contain "sensitive" information. 3- It's a COURT ORDER they are refusing 4- It's a forens...

[quote]I thought routers only stored login info?? [/quote] They keep logs that contain the IP and the times of connection. ...

At least they are trying??? :rotflmao:...

[quote]This makes no sense.[/quote] Because you don't know the back story? [quote] Whoever wrote this doesn't seem to understand the difference between a router and a server[/quote] The Maricopa BOS is refusing a court order to turn over ROUTERS claiming they large amounts of voter data sto...

[quote]OSql, sqlcmd, heck, a PowerShell script will work wonders. If they want to prove fraud this way, they need to show when it happened using database auditing tools that are available. Having SSMS on the machine isn't a great look for a production voting machine, but that's not enough by i...

Of the population, but it's 6.7% of the "votes" or "Ballots". 6.7% of 5,539,302 votes cast or ballots is 371,133. Biden won by 150,000 ...

[quote]College football is fricked. [/quote] 100% [quote]All that stuff you hate about pro ball? CFB just keeps getting more of it.[/quote] 100% correct. The sport will decline even more. It's not competitive. And they just allowed the rich to dominate even more so. ...

[quote]Maricopa County had 2.1 million votes in 2020 and therefore required a large system to handle them and therefore the county would need hardware routers for the election. The routers would never be used for data storage because they could not support the amount of information. If Maricopa ...

Just in 1 county of 23K people [link=(https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/antrimcountymichigan,US/PST045219)]LINK[/link], they found 1061 cast in that 1 county.... ARE NOT FOUND ON THE VOTER ROLLS of that county. [link=(https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/michigan-attorney-phantom-...