Meanwhile, over here, national guard are being armed and gradually taking over one Democrat led capital after another. 4 are now on the list to be occupied.
Something is happening and this is not about immigrants or crime.
Also, warships, submarines and planes are hanging out off the coast of Venezuela. Supposedly this too is about drugs and criminals. But we all know how oil rich Venezuela is.
All solar and wind power has been shut down here and natural gas and electricity prices are starting to soar and will continue to climb as more and more AI data centers are built and begin to drain the grid.
Wait, you mean theyâre shutting them down when theyâre already built? How does that even work? I mean, thereâs companies operating those, youâd need some legal basis to just shut down their incomeâŚ
Trump seems like the kind of guy who would mispronounce the Gestapo like the Gazpacho so I think that is what we should call this specialized armed national guard unit. The Gazpacho.
Jokes aside how is anyone who voted MAGA comfortable with this amount of government overreach? I thought that was the whole thing that got them voting in the first place, âthe gunnant dun gun ruined muh countryâ? Where are those people now? Oh right it was never about fixing the countrys actual problems and all about âgettin rid dem undesirablesâ.
Trump is ceasing funding for wind farms that are nearly done but not operational. A really nutzoid knee-jerk reaction. All the equipment and personnel costs wasted. ⌠and associated workers getting laid off â another bad impact.
A surprising percentage of Magats are now saying they donât like what heâs doing, but they like his general beliefs. They continue to support him. In Congress, fear controls the party.
[Actually, I am starting to avoid these type discussions. They are public, searchable, and could result in negative government actions that the average citizen could not afford to fight. Fear again.]
It can sometimes be easier to find the real person behind a screen name than one might suspect, especially if somebody is active on social media there can be a lot of cross-references that often go a lot further than users are aware of. I know thereâs easily enough cross-references to figure out my real name and several adjacent usernames from other places on the internet just by applying a bit of effort to googling, no hacking or personal data collection required. And Iâm on none of the major social media platforms, just some random forums. Oh wait, I think thereâs a 10 year old facebook account still lying around somewhere on which I did like 2 or 3 postsâŚ
And then of course thereâs google and social media companies in general, which wonât have much of a problem identifying you if they want to. In fact, I think Sean Murray would have a much harder time doing so, unless Clemm left his name and address in his user profile on the forum.
Yes. The more profiles you have online, the easier it is.
I would think the first thing their AI police search bots would do is round up all your online activity and look at what you post. Is there a threat? Are you spreading unrest? That sort of thing. If the answer is yes, then they would dig deeper to find out who you are.
My bigger concern would be an individual who gets ticked off who then goes looking for you.
That scares me way more than the government, who would really just be doing their job. The CIA and FBI have scanned online chat rooms from the start, looking for key words used by terrorists.
We are just concerned citizens. Trying to keep up with monumental change and what it means for the future.
Of course, who knows who they see as a threat these daysâŚ
Mass deportation of all Clemms seems like the kind of method heâd resort to in this instance.
I mean just look what happened because he drove by some homeless people in washington⌠Or saw some wind farms once.
John DâAddario from Jedonia is my best guess. I think I just found your onlyfans, was not expecting a full body tattoo, I like the overall theme youâre going with there. Doxxing is easy if you just assume the first result is your target and double down on it ;
This is certainly way more likely and easier to have happen than youâd think. Screwinf someone over in an MMO seems to be a surefire way to invite death onto your family, or used to be one of the only ways, until social media became the true MMO of the internet.
Yes, Iâm in the same position - but thatâs because I donât really bother to hide my identity from any but the most casual observer.
Even so, whilst you could easily find the name behind this account, youâd have a very hard time proving it. âThat wasnât me - it was someone pretending to be me / using the same screen nameâ.
Itâs getting increasingly hard to find a screen name that is in some way meaningful to yourself and others - all the good ones are already taken. I am Polyphemus here, and on Steam - but on Nvidia forums I had to be something else - Polyphemus was already taken.
Itâs likely that somewhere or other, lots of people are using the same screen name as you.
True, but I feel that if the government starts taking action against people posting stuff they donât like, weâre probably also past the legal process of having to prove anythingâŚ
Itâs also true that in the early days of chat rooms, it was something of a specialist activity. Participants were generally computer enthusiasts first, and social conversationalists second. It was an expensive pastime, and required considerable technical knowledge.
Nowadays, social media is available to any random psychopath with a phone. In fact, sometimes it seems theyâre the target audience.
My first experience with an MMO netted me 2 guys about 10 years younger than me with a mother fixation. It was quite unnerving. One of them became violently angry over something I said and the other followed me across other games because he had my PS name.
He followed me onto SOCOM a number of times where I played with a group of guys I personally knew. They saw to it he got put on the opposing team and I was able to blow him up, shoot him down, whatever it took, to finally get my point across
⌠and associated workers getting laid off â another bad impact.
