It can be proven in court. In Dinesh D'Souza's documentary Trump Card they had a whole bit with Roger Stone and they showed clips of his security cam over his garage. It showed a van pull up 15 minutes before the FBI pulled up and the person pulled a camera out from the back. The car was there 15min before and up until the FBI showed up. It was CNN
Right that’s why I was thinking it could help keep witnesses out of the media so they won’t get their houses burned down. MSM probably won’t cover anything related to her now since it’s “confirmed” she’s a Trump conspiratard.
Yes, I’ve purchased many of his supplements and they are legit. And they do work a lot better than things you can get at CVS. If you want to find out if his products are good don’t search on Google reviews for his specific products, you’ll only find people shitting on it. Look at the ingredients that are in it. Look at the benefits of those ingredients and what form they come in. For example his vitamin D and B12 supplements are the best forms of those vitamins. I’d recommend his products to anybody. They’re a tad expensive but honestly if you go to GNC everything there is expensive too.
I'm pretty sure he also said that he ran unopposed in his district and yelled about how not certifying the election leaves his entire district unrepresented. Like lol won't the current representative be in office until early january?
Little off topic, but still important imho. I get downvoted to shit anytime I mention this on reddit, but I think after all of this is over it's time as gamers we demand more from our games. Everyone on reddit circle jerks over their favorite game's developers and basically shut down any criticism you have because "they work so hard."
I think it's safe to say games, especially triple A titles, each year come with less and less content out of the box, despite paying $60. Then if you actually want content you're forced to dump more and more money on DLC. It's completely ridiculous and it's a sham. There is no reason why games should have less content on release, then within 1 month drop DLC, and on top of that have an in game store. The whole games as a service model when you think about it is eerily similar to the Great Reset. Where you own nothing but you'll be happy 🤡.
I don't know why it's become taboo to demand more as consumers in the gaming world. And it's completely ridiculous for year after year to put up with malicious practices making the base game shitty and in order to enjoy yourself you are almost forced to purchase additional content.
EDIT: I just also wanted to point out Battlefront 2 for example. It shouldn't take for a publisher to become that egregious before people get pissed. I believe the line for that is wayyyyy lower. And it's time we Make Games Great Again. It's sad to me seeing my friends younger brothers dumping hundreds on god damn 2k, this shouldn't be the norm anymore.
I’m a developer for document management software. I made some comments on a different post what those marks are. https://thedonald.win/p/11PpPHhcut/x/c/1ASsZCjUgK
It is not watermarks. Those markings are meant for OCR to align pages after they’ve been scanned.
I explained how this works in a comment from the other day. For anyone interested https://thedonald.win/p/11PpPHhcut/x/c/1ASsZCjUgK
https://thedonald.win/p/11PpYiRrUm/about-13400-absentee-ballots-in-/c/
Thought you’d be interested in this. This is what I was trying to say in my first comment that these documents have markings to align the page for optical character recognition (OCR)
A big problem is people are lazy and when scanning documents they don’t properly align the page on the scanner. So, if the document has them, the software looks for these markings so it can digitally realign the page so that the zones you want to read are positioned correctly.
I don't know anything about HAMMER or SCORECARD, I can only speak from my experience with Kofax software. I will say however, that when processing documents they're put into classes. The hierarchy of documents starts from a document, then a document class, then a batch class. So basically you have a batch of document classes that are collections of documents.
When processing these documents there's multiple "phases" I guess you could call them. And one of the final stages is something called the "validation" step and this is when users/scripts validate the information the software picks up from a document is accurate. And in this step you can have things called validation scripts where you can most definitely change values based on any criteria you want. For example one of the most common issues is dates. Most people with programming experience will agree that dates are a very annoying format to handle especially with how many formats they're written. I frequently write validation scripts that will change date formatting to be the correct format before exporting it to a database. Or for example if you have some sort of check box and you want that to be stored as a T or F value in a database you could easily write an if statement in the validation script that says if this box is checked we will say it's a True boolean value and we'll insert that into the database.
Once again I'm only speaking from my experience with writing code for Kofax's document management software suite. And my boss would never let faults go through to production.
Made an account just to reply to this. I do specialized programming work for Kofax Capture, KTM, etc that deal with managing scanned documents. Good documents have little indicators to help OCR align the page for recognizing characters or check boxes. I find it very hard to believe a “glitch” like this would ever happen.
Now I can’t speak for ballot software but in the suite of Kofax software you set certain thresholds for OCR to pick things up and there’s a lot of testing that’s involved with tuning everything in to give accurate readings. The indicators to align the page are a main contributor and I know ballots have these on them. And especially for an election I know for a fact these will all be highly accurate.
I’ve written many pieces of software that read zones for tens of millions of documents and storing what it picks up in databases and there is no way in hell that faults like this would ever be allowed into production.
I'm gonna be honest with you. I'm.... I'm kinda retarded