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Dude you should edit your post since I edited mine and called you a brave person resisting tyranny instead.
P.S. tell me again what my lie was? You’re nailing this just like you did the ATC shortage in Florida last week. I’m proud of you.
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Any other names you want to call me? How about admitting to @jackjack that you were wrong and maybe apologize? That would be a good start.
I changed all of my posts and called you a brave person resisting tyranny.
Instead, how about you offer an explanation to me of why Australian users had issues with social media websites during protests in Australia? And then, if you can’t come up with any, apologize to me for de facto calling me a liar?
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@jackjack clearly explained that there were no issues other than a 1-hour delay. Heck you even posted an article from USA Today dispelling your conspiracy theory. Maybe you need to re-read his post???♂️
Were you a Sea Lawyer during your Active Duty time in the Navy?
Yes, there were NO issues with the internet. It worked the WHOLE time, and there was just a 1-hour delay on the video feed to help the police enforce their very lawful and necessary lockdown laws. And jackjack would know definitively if there was any other monkey business going on.
But, again, if the internet was working the whole time and didn't have any issues, why did Instagram, Reddit, Facebook Live, and Twitter suffer widespread issues during that week as the article I posted, and the quote I posted, clearly stated? If there were no issues with the internet, why was there a de facto social media blackout? I'd love to hear your explanation.
I had a funny answer to your sea lawyer question but you're apparently pretty thin-skinned so I decided not to answer it.
Just to be clear, you’re arguing that Florida is the model of success during the Delta wave?
You guys all need to take a Valium, or something. 
To be clear, I’m asking why their case rates and hospitalization rates are down so much in spite of their lack of vaccine and mask mandates. Compare them to New York, for example, at this moment in time, and explain why their numbers are down so much.
Remember, the President’s Chief Medical Advisor said football games were “super spreader” events, and that just hasn’t panned out like he predicted. I’m asking for someone to explain the disconnect.
Uh huh. Or we need to find a new high priest of covid.You guys all need to take a Valium, or something.
Who is this information targeted at? Has anyone argued that vaccines do not lessen the severity of covid if it is contracted?
Easy, he’s on a roll. He’s been dead ass wrong so many times he’s going to beat this to death even though no one is arguing.
I did actually miss that this had happened.
I wonder what was happening around the world, because facebook just didn't crash in Australia for 6 hours. It was worldwide. must be the World Bank and those Jewish people in California that crashed it. That fits the conspiracy stuff, doesn't it.
Facebook outage: Clues point to problems within social media giant
This week's Facebook outage was one of the largest global outages recorded. So what caused the outage of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp?
www.smartcompany.com.au
It took Facebook nearly six hours to get services back online, albeit slowly at first. Ironically, the outage was so pervasive Facebook had to resort to using Twitter, its rival platform, to get updates out into the world.
According to a report from The Verge referencing Facebook’s Chief Technology Officer and Vice President of Infrastructure, it seems the problem was probably Facebook’s internal infrastructure.
Facebook engineers were sent to one of the company’s data centres in California to work on the problem, which implies they were unable to log in remotely to the data centre.
Experts have said the outage could have only have come from inside the company. It’s likely Facebook engineers inadvertently made changes to how the network is set up, creating a cascading set of problems.