When a cop does something wrong generally he's trampling on someone's constitutional rights. Half of the things we bitch about here shouldn't have been allowed but so many people turn a blind eye. Stop and frisk for example. People love it because they say it works....so what? It's the people in government that DO these things and we let them. What did New York wanna do recently? Ban large fountain drinks or some such thing? So dumb
And certain people defend this in spite of the clear evidence it's immoral, unethical, illegal, and/or unconstitutional.
Hmm, let's see what I'm in denial of. Denny asserts without evidence that (a) the NSA has copies of all Trump associates calls & emails; (b) Mueller and Congress have examined all of those; (c) they have found nothing incriminating. barfo
I gave you several posts of evidence. Pictures of the building, pictures of the inside of the building. Assessment by a hosting executive/expert about how much the NSA is and can collect. And you say, "without evidence." I say you're in denial.
Might be a lot simpler to just plant drugs on Denny when they arrest him. The old ways are sometimes better. barfo
Yes Denny, I am aware of the progress in the volume of data capacity. No problem there, dollars purchases bulk capacity for anyone. However, longevity has not improved a great deal, I have only one hard drive 20 years old. All others have failed prior to that mark. The lone survivor was built in the IBM San Jose facility 21 years ago. They built their last there 15 years ago or so. The plan to rotate all this data, is what I question. Tape is poor in Longevity, Mechanical devices like hard drives even worse. Solid State hard drives seem to be no better. Camera chips seem to be the best in longevity, but relatively small in capacity. A 1TB CF card is not available and that much bulk in cards is very expensive. I use Camera chips on the boat for data that I just must have such as navigation charts. But I can store charts for the world on a 32G CF chip. The faster the CF card the more costly while the longevity capability goes down with speed. Although it appears they just get slow rather than fail. I doubt even the US Government can afford to store the conversations of the world on Camera chips for indefinitely. So what is the longevity plan for all this data? Longevity requires a reliable media, as well as a reliable crew following workable plan. The longer the storage time, the more elaborate the plan must be, thereby increasing probability for crew failure.
Suit yourself. But here's a question for you - if the NSA has every bit of information on everyone, then why weren't your champions ever able to pin anything on Hillary? Were there no phone or email records? Oh wait, the "33,000 missing emails"! The NSA has them, right? So... barfo
I would think they use some sort of RAID configuration so when a disk fails they lose no data and they simply hot swap in a new one. It is true that in a building full of hard drives that the odds of several failing at any one time are high. As far as how long they keep data? Just add more hard drives. Google has enough servers to keep every page of the internet in RAM on at least one of those servers. Think about that! The NSA spent $1.5B (so far) on just the one facility that's been publicized. The cost of drives is puny in comparison to the cost of the electricity to run all those servers and drives, plus the cooling so they don't burn up. Also, there are now 60TB SSDs. WOW. They replace a 10TB RAID array with those and get 6x the capacity in the same space. They also have a cray supercomputer they use to crack RSA 256 bit encryption. So even encrypting your data or using encrypted connections is not a way to be safe from prying eyes of barfo's heroes.
They did pin crimes on Hiliar. The Obama Administration obstructed justice and refused to prosecute. More denial, I see.
Obama administration out of power now. Trump administration now has access to all this proof of Hillary's crimes - why don't they prosecute? Hmm? barfo
Yeah a RAID array could work, but holy hell, that will be a huge pile of drives in no time. Well I, think we should demand they quit this anyway so I really don't care if it fails. err except they will rely on it rather than do what should be done.
Hiliar is under several investigations again. At this point, they're going over the financial dealings of her "charity." Patience. It's only been ~1 month. Jan 4, 2018: http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/367541-fbi-launches-new-clinton-foundation-investigation FBI launches new Clinton Foundation investigation
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/hi...vestigating-clinton-foundation-months-n835006 The FBI has looked at the foundation's activities before. The question was whether donors to the foundation received favorable treatment from the State Department while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state. The investigation was dialed back during the 2016 presidential campaign. It is now being run by the FBI's office in Little Rock, where the foundation has an office. And though the inquiry has been revived, it is being conducted at a substantially lower profile. (There's your obstruction of justice).
Why should patience be required? They have all the incriminating evidence already, according to you. barfo
