Maricopa County Officials Refusing to Turn Over Routers to Auditors
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So what, you brain dead moron. That doesn't mean cheating is okay. Again, what is there to hide? Let the opposition spend their money and have complete transparency. Of course, you're too much of a brain dead hack to comprehend the OBVIOUS.
^Mental case thinks there was a landslide.
Vaccinated Joe Biden spends 30 seconds looking for face mask, only to find it in his pocket
Every time you need to pee, you always have to find your penis for a while.
I can't say I am surprised. I've always viewed you as a dickless, low IQ, thread trolling, whiny little cunt.
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
Okay, you really don't know anything. Got it. What form is this "flash memory", dude?
A gig is 1024 MB theoretically, or if you're buying it, 1000 MB or less.
PS: A URL IS a webpage, numbnuts. True Story! Prove me wrong.
Holy shit, you have no idea, do you? Damn son.
https://searchstorage.techtarget.co...nterprise systems and industrial applications.
Smaller amounts of data can be easily stored without the need for a 'hard drive'. Too funny. Check the mirror. That guy doesn't know anything.
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
So what all is stored in routers? I have like 4 routers, and I change them out every now and then.
Not much info is fitting into 128MB-1GB
Once again, 1 GB is 150 reams of paper. Yes, it does hold a shit ton of information, including the devices that connected, the URLS, and data traffic that passes out through the router.
With one exception(the sheriff), all the Maricopa County Officials are Republicans. Seriously, the county government is absolutely infested with lazy Republicans living large off the taxpayers.
Not quite sure why anyone would need the routers. It seems rather random. They claim that the routers might prove that election equipment was hooked up to the internet through county controlled routers. But county controlled routers would be Republican controlled routers in Maricopa County, so what does that get you. It is extremely unlikely, but if it were to be done, it would be done with other routers.
Once again, 1 GB is 150 reams of paper. Yes, it does hold a shit ton of information, including the devices that connected, the URLS, and data traffic that passes out through the router.
Perhaps there is bamboo in the routers?
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
Nothing was supposed to be hooked up to the internet. At all.
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The voting machines were not supposed to be hooked up to the internet. And they were not. *YAWN*
If the Republicans need to confiscate all the routers in the world to prove that... We are going to have a problem.
The voting machines were not supposed to be hooked up to the internet. And they were not. *YAWN*
If the Republicans need to confiscate all the routers in the world to prove that... We are going to have a problem.
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The gateway is to my butthole. You are welcome to access it.
One of your more intelligent comments!
ExpressLane
Verified User
And there is your problem. They had the ability to be connected to the internet. Now let's see if they were are were not ACTUALLY hooked up to the internet.
gemini104104
Verified User
They shouldn't turn over anything to a clump of treasonous, seditious and lawless creatures who even use insurrectionist to engage in a felonious assault on the certified Arizona electoral count of January 6, 2021.
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Routing tables, access lists, routing policies, IP and MAC addresses etc. In other words information required to switch and process packets of data.
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