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Re: more Clinton era scandals: Java hacking HML was used to PREVENT WEB CONTENT VIEWING unless your web browser was "from a major provider and upgraded". It was IT terrorism. It's still in use. But now so are 25 other hacker protocols embedded most h
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associated pressings 33
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Date: August 30, 2020 02:31PM
what happens is instead of the "law" of HTML that you get content, display text first (with blank areas where pictures will go), then images and java buttons? all that went out the window.
Instead - they put java as "primary" so that you could see nothing or a very badly rendered page unless you had THE RIGHT VERSION of java and web browser, which of course - were only provided by Microsoft (and later, Apple)
Another thing is that these Java apps could (do) burn allot of cpu time and memory falsely causing your PC to need more cpu and memory - which of course you local microsoft / apple store is highly willing to sell you
ALL A SCAM
(today games have been added to the scam list: they require continual network saving (bandwidth), they require updates every time they run (hacking, bandwidth), some games demand a full 60 GB download every few months even though after download it "ALL LOOKS THE DAMN SAME" (bandwidth - more than suffices to show up on your telephone bill unless you have unlimited download))
Instead - they put java as "primary" so that you could see nothing or a very badly rendered page unless you had THE RIGHT VERSION of java and web browser, which of course - were only provided by Microsoft (and later, Apple)
Another thing is that these Java apps could (do) burn allot of cpu time and memory falsely causing your PC to need more cpu and memory - which of course you local microsoft / apple store is highly willing to sell you
ALL A SCAM
(today games have been added to the scam list: they require continual network saving (bandwidth), they require updates every time they run (hacking, bandwidth), some games demand a full 60 GB download every few months even though after download it "ALL LOOKS THE DAMN SAME" (bandwidth - more than suffices to show up on your telephone bill unless you have unlimited download))
Re: more Clinton era scandals: Java hacking HML was used to PREVENT WEB CONTENT VIEWING unless your web browser was "from a major provider and upgraded". It was IT terrorism. It's still in use. But now so are 25 other hacker protocols embedded most h
Posted by:
associated pressings 33
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Date: August 30, 2020 02:36PM
(web pages are supposed to "render" text quickly and legibly FIRST, and put the bullshit in after. they no longer do that. they also either have a very badly laid out page or refuse to operate if the web browser isn't a major brand)
GOOGLE ADS THEN ALSO ADDED ATTACKS
(if you refused to download adds from the ad server, the website would stop delivering content. the thing is, it was crafted by google to force upgrade to a major web browser it was not designed simply for ad dominance)
and does google have the right to "demand their ads be downloaded" when many contain hacks and viruses anyway?
GOOGLE ADS THEN ALSO ADDED ATTACKS
(if you refused to download adds from the ad server, the website would stop delivering content. the thing is, it was crafted by google to force upgrade to a major web browser it was not designed simply for ad dominance)
and does google have the right to "demand their ads be downloaded" when many contain hacks and viruses anyway?
Re: more Clinton era scandals: Java hacking HML was used to PREVENT WEB CONTENT VIEWING unless your web browser was "from a major provider and upgraded". It was IT terrorism. It's still in use. But now so are 25 other hacker protocols embedded most h
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Date: August 31, 2020 03:26PM
little red riding hood
Re: more Clinton era scandals: Java hacking HML was used to PREVENT WEB CONTENT VIEWING unless your web browser was "from a major provider and upgraded". It was IT terrorism. It's still in use. But now so are 25 other hacker protocols embedded most h
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Date: February 09, 2021 11:44AM
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Re: more Clinton era scandals: Java hacking HML was used to PREVENT WEB CONTENT VIEWING unless your web browser was "from a major provider and upgraded". It was IT terrorism. It's still in use. But now so are 25 other hacker protocols embedded most h
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Date: February 09, 2021 11:46AM
if not mentioned above: they did it on government sites
also the gov sites had "100 character maximum" complaint limit. but most complaints againt clinton corruption couldn't fit in 100 characters because they were complex scams
and ususally if you typed in a complaint the web brower would find a way to delete the text before sending it
also the gov sites had "100 character maximum" complaint limit. but most complaints againt clinton corruption couldn't fit in 100 characters because they were complex scams
and ususally if you typed in a complaint the web brower would find a way to delete the text before sending it
Re: more Clinton era scandals: Java hacking HML was used to PREVENT WEB CONTENT VIEWING unless your web browser was "from a major provider and upgraded". It was IT terrorism. It's still in use. But now so are 25 other hacker protocols embedded most h
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Date: February 11, 2021 11:37AM
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Re: more Clinton era scandals: Java hacking HML was used to PREVENT WEB CONTENT VIEWING unless your web browser was "from a major provider and upgraded". It was IT terrorism. It's still in use. But now so are 25 other hacker protocols embedded most h
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Date: February 14, 2021 11:15AM
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Re: more Clinton era scandals: Java hacking HML was used to PREVENT WEB CONTENT VIEWING unless your web browser was "from a major provider and upgraded". It was IT terrorism. It's still in use. But now so are 25 other hacker protocols embedded most h
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Date: January 23, 2023 10:04PM
25 hacker protocols did I say?
true maybe in 2000's
in late 20teens: more like hundreds of
true maybe in 2000's
in late 20teens: more like hundreds of