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originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: RickinVa
Help me here - If the CIA and FBI have "politically leaning" staff whats to say that the laptop in under the control of the US Capitol Police hasn't already been hacked; or even by a member of the US Capitol Police.
A password stopped them accessing the laptop? Seriously?
thanks
originally posted by: RickinVa
originally posted by: seeker1963
a reply to: RickinVa
Hell it's probably been "wiped with a cloth" by now. Or a totally rebuilt laptop.
It has been in the possession of the capitol police...she's tried to get it back but they have refused....no way it should have been wiped...it may contain a treasure trove of information.
originally posted by: LogicalGraphitti
It could very well be that the incriminating content isn't even on the computer. Now a days, a lot of people keep their emails and documents in the "cloud". Google Drive, Microsoft One Drive, Apple iCloud, etc. If that's what Debbie does (Dallas?), then they could easily get rid of the juicy stuff.
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: LogicalGraphitti
It could very well be that the incriminating content isn't even on the computer. Now a days, a lot of people keep their emails and documents in the "cloud". Google Drive, Microsoft One Drive, Apple iCloud, etc. If that's what Debbie does (Dallas?), then they could easily get rid of the juicy stuff.
Everything as at least cached on the local system . And there are links to all data "in the cloud"
Just for further information , there is no "cloud" . It is the same old , same old servers you have always uploaded to....
A different name to "entice" the unlearned.
In some cases , it refers to distributed computing . But they had that in the 90s, Citrix. Remember the SETI @home project ?
If that's what Debbie does (Dallas?), then they could easily get rid of the juicy stuff.
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: LogicalGraphitti
It could very well be that the incriminating content isn't even on the computer. Now a days, a lot of people keep their emails and documents in the "cloud". Google Drive, Microsoft One Drive, Apple iCloud, etc. If that's what Debbie does (Dallas?), then they could easily get rid of the juicy stuff.
Everything as at least cached on the local system . And there are links to all data "in the cloud"
Just for further information , there is no "cloud" . It is the same old , same old servers you have always uploaded to....
A different name to "entice" the unlearned.
In some cases , it refers to distributed computing . But they had that in the 90s, Citrix. Remember the SETI @home project ?
originally posted by: LogicalGraphitti
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: LogicalGraphitti
It could very well be that the incriminating content isn't even on the computer. Now a days, a lot of people keep their emails and documents in the "cloud". Google Drive, Microsoft One Drive, Apple iCloud, etc. If that's what Debbie does (Dallas?), then they could easily get rid of the juicy stuff.
Everything as at least cached on the local system . And there are links to all data "in the cloud"
Just for further information , there is no "cloud" . It is the same old , same old servers you have always uploaded to....
A different name to "entice" the unlearned.
In some cases , it refers to distributed computing . But they had that in the 90s, Citrix. Remember the SETI @home project ?
I remember SETI and I took part to let my PC do some of the crunching. I'm also from the old, old days (very early 80's) when mainframes were king. All computing was done in a data center with terminals connected to it from all over the world. It was called shared computing.
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: LogicalGraphitti
It could very well be that the incriminating content isn't even on the computer. Now a days, a lot of people keep their emails and documents in the "cloud". Google Drive, Microsoft One Drive, Apple iCloud, etc. If that's what Debbie does (Dallas?), then they could easily get rid of the juicy stuff.
Everything as at least cached on the local system . And there are links to all data "in the cloud"
Just for further information , there is no "cloud" . It is the same old , same old servers you have always uploaded to....
A different name to "entice" the unlearned.
In some cases , it refers to distributed computing . But they had that in the 90s, Citrix. Remember the SETI @home project ?
I don't think the FBI searched "The Cloud" after Hillary and her crew destroyed their electronic communication devices with hammers. Isn't EVERYTHING we say/e-mail/text stored by the hosting company (ATT, Verizon, Google, etc.)?
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: LogicalGraphitti
It could very well be that the incriminating content isn't even on the computer. Now a days, a lot of people keep their emails and documents in the "cloud". Google Drive, Microsoft One Drive, Apple iCloud, etc. If that's what Debbie does (Dallas?), then they could easily get rid of the juicy stuff.
Everything as at least cached on the local system . And there are links to all data "in the cloud"
Just for further information , there is no "cloud" . It is the same old , same old servers you have always uploaded to....
A different name to "entice" the unlearned.
In some cases , it refers to distributed computing . But they had that in the 90s, Citrix. Remember the SETI @home project ?
I don't think the FBI searched "The Cloud" after Hillary and her crew destroyed their electronic communication devices with hammers. Isn't EVERYTHING we say/e-mail/text stored by the hosting company (ATT, Verizon, Google, etc.)?
Yes , to most all of that at least. And , in a Data Center in Utah (in the middle of nowhere) ran by one of the 3 letter agencies. Only no one is saying who , really. A new one? Instigated by Obama ? He wasnt one overly concerned with people's privacy.
originally posted by: carewemust
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: LogicalGraphitti
It could very well be that the incriminating content isn't even on the computer. Now a days, a lot of people keep their emails and documents in the "cloud". Google Drive, Microsoft One Drive, Apple iCloud, etc. If that's what Debbie does (Dallas?), then they could easily get rid of the juicy stuff.
Everything as at least cached on the local system . And there are links to all data "in the cloud"
Just for further information , there is no "cloud" . It is the same old , same old servers you have always uploaded to....
A different name to "entice" the unlearned.
In some cases , it refers to distributed computing . But they had that in the 90s, Citrix. Remember the SETI @home project ?
I don't think the FBI searched "The Cloud" after Hillary and her crew destroyed their electronic communication devices with hammers. Isn't EVERYTHING we say/e-mail/text stored by the hosting company (ATT, Verizon, Google, etc.)?
originally posted by: carewemust
[ don't think the FBI searched "The Cloud" after Hillary and her crew destroyed their electronic communication devices with hammers. Isn't EVERYTHING we say/e-mail/text stored by the hosting company (ATT, Verizon, Google, etc.)?
originally posted by: gimcrackery
Do you really think the original hard drive is still in her laptop?a reply to: RickinVa
Now, per an exclusive report from the Daily Caller, we learn that the twisted plot surrounding the Awan brothers has grown even more interesting as FBI agents have reportedly seized a number of "smashed hard drives" and other computer equipment from their former residence in Virginia.
One bombshell that has been all but ignored by the main stream media is that Imran Awan had access to Debbie Wasserman-Schultz’s iPad password, meaning that the brothers also had direct access to the notorious DNC emails.
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Some congressional technology aides believe that the Awan’s are blackmailing representatives based on the contents of their emails and files, due to the fact that these representatives have displayed unwavering and intense loyalty towards the former aides.