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twostrokenut

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Leaked is the conspiracy theory backed by things that make no sense whatsoever.

Tell me where exactly in the file architecture the download speed of the file is recorded...?
on July 5th 2016, 1976 megs were downloaded from the dnc server in 87 seconds.

I'm not saying that speed isn't possible online, hell I think I've ftp'd that fast years ago, but assange was pretty clear about where he obtained the dnc leaks.
 

see4

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on July 5th 2016, 1976 megs were downloaded from the dnc server in 87 seconds.

I'm not saying that speed isn't possible online, hell I think I've ftp'd that fast years ago, but assange was pretty clear about where he obtained the dnc leaks.
Leaking is a form of hacking. Or rather, it usually is the result of being hacked, something is then leaked.

22mbps isn't uncommon. I can d/l nzbs at roughly 34mbps. But that information is not part of a file's metadata, it's part of the servers logs. Using wireshark or charles proxy gets you great metadata results on i/o server throughput. But can also be very easily manipulated. I would take that type of data with a grain of salt.
 

dandyrandy

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Trick question. Everyone can change, many choose not to.
I don't know. I've raised kids been married 50 years and at 70 I think the wiring we get the first few years really can make some things permanent as far as reacting in certain ways besides genetics. Curiosity stream has some interesting studies on such things. There was a study where they followed many people in one school from birth to today. Still going on as other studies like this are now in other countries. Some are in prison one guy invented bungee jumping. They were able to predict at 3 who would be a certain type of individual. Well over 80% accuracy. One guy who had the same type of personality as one who killed a man and is in prison was a driven individual with the traits to be a killer was still an angry individual but learned to channel it into his research. He was one of the researchers in the study. We still have lots to learn. I haven't seen people change much in my circles. ymmv
 

see4

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I don't know. I've raised kids been married 50 years and at 70 I think the wiring we get the first few years really can make some things permanent as far as reacting in certain ways besides genetics. Curiosity stream has some interesting studies on such things. There was a study where they followed many people in one school from birth to today. Still going on as other studies like this are now in other countries. Some are in prison one guy invented bungee jumping. They were able to predict at 3 who would be a certain type of individual. Well over 80% accuracy. One guy who had the same type of personality as one who killed a man and is in prison was a driven individual with the traits to be a killer was still an angry individual but learned to channel it into his research. He was one of the researchers in the study. We still have lots to learn. I haven't seen people change much in my circles. ymmv
That's why it was a trick question, the premise wasn't clearly defined. :-P
I'd agree, that not every trait or characteristic one possess can be changed. But some can.
 

twostrokenut

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Leaking is a form of hacking. Or rather, it usually is the result of being hacked, something is then leaked.

22mbps isn't uncommon. I can d/l nzbs at roughly 34mbps. But that information is not part of a file's metadata, it's part of the servers logs. Using wireshark or charles proxy gets you great metadata results on i/o server throughput. But can also be very easily manipulated. I would take that type of data with a grain of salt.
right, like ip addresses that expired two years ago. that reeks of crowdstrike.
 
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see4

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right, like ip addresses that expired two years ago. that reeks of crowdstrike.
IP address never expire. ever.

why would crowdstrike want to attempt to expire an IP address? i would assume of all companies and experts in this field would know that an IP address never expires.

if crowdstrike were to engage in this sort of "hacking", they'd find a much more lucrative means of doing it, considering their enterprise clients are paying them top dollar to avoid these sort of things.

what shill "news" station are you getting your information from?
 

twostrokenut

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IP address never expire. ever.

why would crowdstrike want to attempt to expire an IP address? i would assume of all companies and experts in this field would know that an IP address never expires.

if crowdstrike were to engage in this sort of "hacking", they'd find a much more lucrative means of doing it, considering their enterprise clients are paying them top dollar to avoid these sort of things.

what shill "news" station are you getting your information from?
the ip was functionally obsolete and suspended may 20th 2015 by crookservers. then hard coded on the malware compiled may 2016...which is operationally pointless and would make it more detectable.

so dnc breach suspected. crowdstrike installs falcon after finding malware with whack ip. two weeks later, emails acquired. shortly after, assange announces leaks and within 48 hours crowdstrike announces hacks. crowdstrike has not been able to show how malware relayed emails or accessed boxes still, or just wont.
 

SneekyNinja

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the ip was functionally obsolete and suspended may 20th 2015 by crookservers. then hard coded on the malware compiled may 2016...which is operationally pointless and would make it more detectable.

so dnc breach suspected. crowdstrike installs falcon after finding malware with whack ip. two weeks later, emails acquired. shortly after, assange announces leaks and within 48 hours crowdstrike announces hacks. crowdstrike has not been able to show how malware relayed emails or accessed boxes still, or just wont.
If you knew anything you'd know IPv4 addresses never expire and are reassigned almost immediately.

This is because they are only 4 byte addresses and as such are in relatively short supply.
 

Chunky Stool

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So the question is can people really change?
Of course people can change -- but it isn't easy!
I was hardcore Republican until about 10 years ago. Got tired of making excuses for GW and eventually detached from the party of A-holes.
Dems like to "tax & spend", while Republicans prefer to spend money they don't have ("spend & spend").
 

Unclebaldrick

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Of course people can change -- but it isn't easy!
I was hardcore Republican until about 10 years ago. Got tired of making excuses for GW and eventually detached from the party of A-holes.
Dems like to "tax & spend", while Republicans prefer to spend money they don't have ("spend & spend").
But if you were making excuses for GW, did you really change? I have had a similar journey but don't see it so much as my changing the core of my beliefs. I think the Republicans have changed - or more accurately, can no longer pretend to be for a certain set of principles except with the stupidest people.
 

heckler73

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I stole this graphic from Zerohedge...it shows Dr. Orange's first year in office via search topics.
It is amusing.
 
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