archomrade
@archomrade@midwest.social
- Comment on Oxford scientists achieve teleportation with quantum supercomputer 1 week ago:
Can someone explain the significance of quantum teleportation in qbit architectures?
From what little I understand, it relies on quantum entanglement instead of electrical current to ‘pass’ logic states between qbits in different physical space, but I’m wondering why (in this case) they still need to be connected by fiber optic cables?
I thought the point was that it didn’t need to pass signals over physical media, and that was valuable because it was instantaneous and secure, but now it’s sounding more like conventional computing…?
- Comment on USians - Uh, *we've all seen this* right? 3 weeks ago:
Lol well this was fun but I have better things to do
The private password is on GitHub in plain text.
Right because that’s a completely normal thing to do
- Comment on USians - Uh, *we've all seen this* right? 3 weeks ago:
Lmao, you’ll have to do better than “experts see discrepancies in the data”, because that’s what Mike Lindell had, too.
Remote access code + the private admin password + the code to flip the votes
If this were even true, why would they put it on github, let alone with the password in plain text. Lol Jesus christ do you have any idea how ridiculous this theory is?
- Comment on USians - Uh, *we've all seen this* right? 3 weeks ago:
I don’t much go for self-indulgent fantasies, thanks.
- Comment on USians - Uh, *we've all seen this* right? 3 weeks ago:
Why would a clandestine foreign agent publish malware on a public code repository? Some random reddit user claims to have found a repo on github that uses a publicly known username tied to a politically embroiled tech company and now we’re supposed to believe it was used to falsify an entire electoral system?
It doesn’t even pass the sniff test bud, what credibility are we supposed to lend to these anonymous users?
- Comment on USians - Uh, *we've all seen this* right? 3 weeks ago:
Do you have any evidence that isn’t based on the assumption that democratic voters simply wouldn’t split their vote? Or the assumption that people wouldn’t just vote for president and not any other offices?
Like, IP logs or recount discrepancies? Evidence of malware on the machines? Anything other than “this looks implausible”?
- Comment on USians - Uh, *we've all seen this* right? 3 weeks ago:
difference between the nonsense Trump pushed out and this
Trump and his allies cited exactly the same kind of ‘anomalous voting trends’ as evidence of vote manipulation. Unless you have something more substantive than ‘these ballots don’t look like we expected them to’ then this is exactly the same kind of non-evidence MAGA had.
The biden administration was exceptionally unpopular. Anti-Kamala democratic voters have been very clear about why they didn’t vote for her. Rather than reckoning with their complete unpopularity, democrats would rather blame their loss on ‘woke’ politics and vote manipulation.
- Comment on USians - Uh, *we've all seen this* right? 3 weeks ago:
After 4 years of liberals laughing away MAGA conspiracies about hacked voting machines in the 2020 election, suddenly those concerns are very serious and very real?
I haven’t seen anything in the way of actual evidence something nefarious happened here, except some hefty speculation about split ticket voting and a couple vague (but entirely on-brand) comments from Trump.
It’s just funny to me that liberals are unironically repeating the same baseless accusations that chuds were for the last 4 years without much more in the way of evidence (if any at all)
- Comment on USians - Uh, *we've all seen this* right? 3 weeks ago:
Evidence of Election Hacking
The lack of self-awareness here is absolutely astounding.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
I’m just trying to follow your use of the word fanboy bud, take a chill pill
if approving a ban reversal for tiktok is ‘fanboying’ trump, then approving of biden for not being an out and about nazi seems like an equally obtuse of the word ‘fanboying’
There’s a hell of a lot of obfuscation happening in your word choices
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
Was this communist ‘fanboying’ a neoliberal capitalist? That doesn’t sound right…
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
pot, kettle
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
IDK, I know a lot of neo-nazis who’d say ‘fuck trump’ in response to him being willing to work with Israel
Any time I see a lib complaining about being banned on .ml it’s almost always because they earned it by saying something xenophobic or reactionary
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
for attacking Trump
attacking him for what, I wonder
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
We’re being real loose with the term ‘fanboy’ now, huh
- Comment on Anon buys a TV without researching 1 month ago:
I’m getting from context that this is a smart tv displaying an advertisement, but what the fuck is it even advertising here? A baseball game? Why is the countdown to-the-hour? Why does the player look like a drawing instead of a photo? Why is it specifically that player and not just 'dodgers game tomorrow!"…? It almost looks as if it’s an in-game notification for an MLB-Manager game.
If it were a burger-king commercial I’d be upset, but the inscrutability of this as an ad at all actually infuriates me.
- Comment on Relevant advertising 🤪 2 months ago:
I’ll admit - if there was any way to convince me to get a truck that big, this might be it
- Comment on Imperialism, authoritarianism and oppression is bad all around m'kay 2 months ago:
Whoosh
“Everything is very good, actually”
- Comment on Imperialism, authoritarianism and oppression is bad all around m'kay 2 months ago:
“Quit hitting yourself, quit hitting yourself, quit hitting yourself”
- Comment on Imperialism, authoritarianism and oppression is bad all around m'kay 2 months ago:
Are you really sure you want to be ascribing global trends to the US empire?
- Comment on Serious statement: I don't understand the argument that not voting for Harris was the morally correct thing to do, because of Gaza. Why does anyone believe this? 3 months ago:
I’m not much for word games, thanks.
- Comment on Post-election blues 3 months ago:
not protest, that doesn’t work
Civil disobedience works too.
- Comment on Post-election blues 3 months ago:
If all you do is vote then you’re a big part of the problem.
- Comment on Post-election blues 3 months ago:
And this is why libs are made fun of for their feckless electoralism.
Try organizing and building mutual aid networks instead of just sitting on your ass and watching.
Maybe in 4 years you’ll be better prepared.
- Comment on Serious statement: I don't understand the argument that not voting for Harris was the morally correct thing to do, because of Gaza. Why does anyone believe this? 3 months ago:
I just want to hear you say that votes cast not for your party aren’t legitimate votes
Never what I said, nor intended
voting for a 3rd party doesn’t count
Whoomp, there it is.
- Comment on Serious statement: I don't understand the argument that not voting for Harris was the morally correct thing to do, because of Gaza. Why does anyone believe this? 3 months ago:
I just want to hear you say that votes cast not for your party aren’t legitimate votes
- Comment on Serious statement: I don't understand the argument that not voting for Harris was the morally correct thing to do, because of Gaza. Why does anyone believe this? 3 months ago:
I voted third party.
Read it again.
- Comment on Serious statement: I don't understand the argument that not voting for Harris was the morally correct thing to do, because of Gaza. Why does anyone believe this? 3 months ago:
So did OP.
- Comment on Serious statement: I don't understand the argument that not voting for Harris was the morally correct thing to do, because of Gaza. Why does anyone believe this? 3 months ago:
It worked for some democratic voters, but not for the 14 million others.
- Comment on True Story 3 months ago:
Because that explanation makes them feel better