I think, based on the recent testimony from first hand whistleblowers, and the 700 first hand whistleblowers in The Disclosure Project from Steven Greer (https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dp2hk8Qp8dd0), there is the typical physics you learn in school, versus the next generation physics you learn when you work at Lockheed Martin Skunkworks where they have been making their own gravitic propulsion systems since at least 1954 after they reverse engineered downed alien space craft in the 1930's.... So, to say there is nothing new in physics is really hiding the facts that national security protects the math that was written 90 years ago that explains the truth of next generation physics. Even if you were to figure it out on your own, you'd be silenced by various government entities that consider this math to be a national security issue to begin with. I think there needs to be a sea change in the release of this science in order for humanity to progress. It should not be in the hands of Lockheed Martin, Raytheon and others that use it for human trafficking operations, i.e. the one in 2009 in Indonesia as told by Michael Herrera (https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D3zm4nh3S66I)

MIT has about $27 Billion in endowment money sitting in the bank. All universities in the united states have around $1 Trillion in endowments in total. I think this story has alot to do with Trump's winning, and the fact that most of these woke universities have been growing their endowments at the same time charging more and more higher rates for tuition. At the same time, they are promoting racism on their campuses. Trump announcing on November 1st [0] that they will be seizing endowments of universities that engage in this behavior is a time for reckoning for most universities. No wonder they are offering free education for anyone who makes under 200k. That's a good start, coming from an entity with $27 Billion dollars of donated money in the bank that they don't spend a dime on education for their students.

[0] https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.donaldjtrump.com%2Fa...

planned obsolescence... degrade the user experience until it frustrates and demoralizes the user into throwing the machine away and/or buying a new one/upgrading to windows 11.

I said the same thing with windows 3.1, and installed linux and never looked back... been on ubuntu for about 20 years tho.

This story has been repeated month after month, year after year, decade after decade since Windows 1.0. This is why anyone doing any real business on the network has never used Windows for anything serious. The ones who continue doing so, do so at their own peril.

Pony Ma will soon be like Jack Ma... Hiding out in Toyko. Once the Chinese government transfers all their assets back to their own accounts, say bye-bye Pony Ma and Tencent. Sounds a lot like Jack Ma and Alibaba.

textnow, an SMS messaging app, is taking 2FA incoming text messages from providers (i.e. cashapp) and changing the output message to force the user to pay for a monthly subscription before the user can be able to retrieve the sms message... so it looks like alot of these SMS providers are using 2FA incoming messages as a way to make money

The issue here is that anyone can request and obtain a refund on Visa/Mastercard/Amex/Discover card networks for a full four months after placing their order, no questions asked. The merchant eats the stolen money, the $35 chargeback fee, and the merchant network fees. I run several businesses and we stopped accepting credit cards, and moved to 100% ACH for domestic US customers, and then we only accept credit cards for non-US customers. The huge difference with ACH is that most banks consider an ACH payment the same as writing a check, which has a three day window of cancellation. After that, there is no chargeback, generally. But in all situations, get as much data as you can from the customer -- signed order receipt, emailed confirmation, IP address, even picture of drivers license. Our chargeback rates have dropped about 10x less since we have implemented these changes, and no loss in revenue.

Covid-19 rapid tests have been available since at least January 2020, and they cost $1 each, and produce results in 3 to 10 minutes... I will say that thousands of them have been used to determine correctly whether someone has anti-bodies, and they are FDA approved. So, this story doesn't sound like its really telling the truth about the availability of these tests, its more of a marketing piece.

These files have been available for years now... Its pretty much Streisand effect now

then we can search our neighbors based on who is the most sluttiest and whorish

I can't wait for the feature where we can write comments and reviews about any property address... that should be fun to watch lol

I agree with you, as long as you set Postfix (or whatever MTA) with SPF, DKIM and DMARC enabled, the majority of your mail will not be blocked as spam. One thing to note is that if you put any URL's in your outbound messages, those messages will get checked by Google's filters and if there is an Email Address type form variable in the form, it will get flagged as suspicious. So, just avoid doing speficially that. Also make sure that your MTA (Postfix) is sending out using Smtp-Auth enabled, as this is other thing Gmail requires. You will notice a high percentage of mail delivery at that point.

you for to mention they were wrong about the Russian interference in the 2016 election

a man can never be a woman. a woman can never be a man.