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Politics : A Real American President: Donald Trump -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Mrjns who wrote (185188)2/4/2020 5:17:01 PM
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New report on Shadow Inc.’s Iowa caucus ‘epic fail’ suggests that this disaster was basically ‘an F5 tornado of incompetence’ waiting to touch down


The Shadow Inc. saga continues to get weirder — and even more damning for the Democrats who thought Shadow’s app would be perfect for the Iowa caucus:
More from The Verge:

Testing platforms are common for mobile apps, and are one of many ways in which independent app developers and large software makers can deploy test software without going through the sometimes rigorous App Store and Play Store review processes. This is primarily to let developers squash bugs and ensure the app can run on a variety of different devices, some of which may be using outdated operating systems and powered by older, less powerful components that may render the app sluggish or just plain inoperable.

In this case, however, it looks like Shadow used a test platform for the app’s public distribution, at least for Android users. (TestFairy provides an iOS installer platform, but it is not clear if Shadow used TestFairy for the iOS version of the Iowa Recorder App.)

Installing software through a test platform or sideloading onto your device manually both come with security risks, as app store review processes are designed to discover whether a piece of software is hiding malware or does something behind the scenes it’s not supposed to. In the event you do sideload an app or try installing an unofficial version, your smartphone typically warns you of the risks and asks if you want to proceed. It’s also a less stable model for deploying software at scale, which might explain the difficulty precinct chiefs had in downloading the program.

That would certainly help to explain it, yes.

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To: Mrjns who wrote (185188)2/4/2020 5:20:01 PM
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Man, that's gotta STING: Brit Hume rubs a whole lotta salt in Democrats' impeachment wound and it's GLORIOUS




To: Mrjns who wrote (185188)2/4/2020 5:23:17 PM
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WINNING.

ITEM 2: Axios reported, "President Trump often says he's the smartest person in the room on virtually every topic. Now, after taking several risks on what he privately calls big sh** and avoiding catastrophe, Trump and his entire inner circle convey supreme self-confidence, bordering on a sense of invincibility.

"The state of play: Three years into Trump's presidency, their view is the naysayers are always wrong. They point to Iran, impeachment, Middle East peace. Every day, Trump grows more confident in his gut and less deterrable. Over the last month, 10 senior administration officials have described this sentiment to me. Most of them share it."

He believes he is invulnerable because he is.

I warned them that a failed Mueller report would do this. On top of that, they impeached him. They are sissy boys who cry wolf.



To: Mrjns who wrote (185188)2/4/2020 5:26:44 PM
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