You bring your laptop to me for repairs. IE it will not boot up. I fix it. Then you never return for it, nor do you pay me for the work I did. Then I start to snoop around looking at your emails and personal files. Then I look at the stuff on the computer (which is now abandoned and therefore mine) to see if the computer is good enough to use for anything. Is that OK with you?You bring your laptop to me for repairs. IE it will not boot up. I fix it. Then I start to snoop around looking at your emails and personal files. Is that OK with you?
No. But can you imagine how the FBI would react if somebody gave them a phony laptop purporting to accuse the former VP and his son of criminal acts? They would double the frogmen and machine-gunners they used to arrest Stone.Is an arrest necessary to propose someone is acting in a criminal manner?
That certainly is one of the oddest, illogical assertions I have seen made. Couldn’t it also mean that the story is a nothing burger? I thought the NY Times and the Washington Post went out of their way to refute the claims and then left it alone.The fact that the Democrat media doesn’t talk about this pretty much tells you it’s true.
Did you attempt to call me?You bring your laptop to me for repairs. IE it will not boot up. I fix it. Then you never return for it, nor do you pay me for the work I did. Then I start to snoop around looking at your emails and personal files. Then I look at the stuff on the computer (which is now abandoned and therefore mine) to see if the computer is good enough to use for anything. Is that OK with you?
I believe you.I’m of the view it’s part of a Russian disinformation campaign.
If someone abandons property for a period of a year in that state, then it could be up for grabs. If I recall the timeline provided the laptop had been dropped off in April, but then files from it are reported to be distributed by November. That’s not after the expiration of a year.You bring your laptop to me for repairs. IE it will not boot up. I fix it. Then you never return for it, nor do you pay me for the work I did. Then I start to snoop around looking at your emails and personal files. Then I look at the stuff on the computer (which is now abandoned and therefore mine) to see if the computer is good enough to use for anything. Is that OK with you?
I shouldn’t have been surprised, but I was surprised to learn recently that anyone with a reasonable knowledge of computers can bypass all of the safeguards IF he has physical access to the computer itself.I have tools that allow me to both bypass or break the login
According to the NY Post article:If I recall the timeline provided the laptop had been dropped off in April,
The computer was dropped off at a repair shop in Biden’s home state of Delaware in April 2019, according to the store’s owner.
Not easy true, but still hackable. But once you have gotten pass the login or bypass the login, the encryption no longer exists. Everything decrypts once you are inside with the person’s credentials.Encrypting, I am told, is another thing and it’s NOT easy to undo if done well.
PaulinVA . . . .
I’m of the view it’s part of a Russian disinformation campaign.
As ye sow . . .Christian charity has been essentially absent re anything Trump for the past four years,.
Agreed. If at some point a credible reason to disbelieve in their authenticity comes along, it would be worth looking at. So far, none have been offered.Well, we can go through 3,000 little details, but what does it matter? The info is out there.
Some do. Anti-Trump Dems don’t.Not that people would believe him at this point, though.
Why? They don’t do that in the process of investigation.would be putting out news