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117555
DhammaStep
2023 Jan 5, 5:41am
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There are many reasons why you can use a cell phone jammer. Some of them can be used legally with permission from local government. Cellular jammers are commonly used when the cellular signal is blocked and unable to ring for security reasons or due to enforced cellular silence. A cell phone jammer is a device that blocks cell phones from receiving signals from base stations. When used, the jammer effectively disables the phone. These devices can be used almost anywhere, but calls to these places are particularly susceptible to interference, mainly because they need to be silent.
Different countries have different laws regarding the use of cell phone jammers. Mexico, for example, has no laws against these devices, while private use of phone locks is illegal in the US and most western countries. But the tide is changing. Japan allows the installation of frequency jammers in public places such as theaters and concert halls, but requires a government-issued permit. France's industry minister has approved a decision allowing cinemas, concert halls and theaters to be set up while emergency calls can still be made. Canada believes a blockade could also be imposed in similar circumstances. However, Industry Canada, which oversees Canada's telecom operations, decided against the move, arguing that the devices could interfere with communications with police, violate personal liberties and endanger public safety. regulatory and security authority.
If you have an important meeting and someone's phone suddenly rings, even if you tell them to turn off the phone before the meeting, it can be annoying. To solve this problem, mobile jammers were invented. If you need a more powerful phone jammer, you can choose a high-performance phone jammer, which can not only improve the work efficiency of company employees, but also protect confidential data loss.
The high power cell phone jammer has the powerful ability to block different frequency signals simultaneously or separately. In addition to different gps jammers, the best mobile jammers also have different applications. Some of them are designed for bomb handling and VIP protection during combat and security. Others are designed for police forces. In addition, some cell phone jammers even have waterproof and shockproof features, which can work in harsh environments and can be easily controlled both outdoors and indoors.
Of course, buying a cell phone jammer is an inexpensive and convenient way to block all those naughty mouths that annoy you in public places. If you intend to buy such devices, you must first familiarize yourself with how the devices work. Many people think that wifi jammers are expensive and hard to come by, but the truth is that many companies offer them and you can definitely find them somewhere. The function of a cell phone jammer is essentially to block the frequencies used by cell phones - in most cases these are 800MHz, 900MHz, 1800MHz and 1900MHz and it is important to know what frequencies are being used in your area . Each device supports different frequencies and you should buy the one that suits your needs. Of course, there are also special products that support different frequencies, which can be adjusted according to your needs.
All in all, with a cell phone jammer, you are the safest operating system without a cell phone, you really won't find anyone. But today, many people are turning to smartphones because they offer us many features compared to regular mobile phones. However, these mobile devices are notoriously vulnerable and contain large amounts of sensitive data. They know where we are, they know who we're communicating with, they know what we're talking about.
There are many reasons why you can use a cell phone jammer. Some of them can be used legally with permission from local government. Cellular jammers are commonly used when the cellular signal is blocked and unable to ring for security reasons or due to enforced cellular silence. A cell phone jammer is a device that blocks cell phones from receiving signals from base stations. When used, the jammer effectively disables the phone. These devices can be used almost anywhere, but calls to these places are particularly susceptible to interference, mainly because they need to be silent.
Different countries have different laws regarding the use of cell phone jammers. Mexico, for example, has no laws against these devices, while private use of phone locks is illegal in the US and most western countries. But the tide is changing. Japan allows the installation of frequency jammers in public places such as theaters and concert halls, but requires a government-issued permit. France's industry minister has approved a decision allowing cinemas, concert halls and theaters to be set up while emergency calls can still be made. Canada believes a blockade could also be imposed in similar circumstances. However, Industry Canada, which oversees Canada's telecom operations, decided against the move, arguing that the devices could interfere with communications with police, violate personal liberties and endanger public safety. regulatory and security authority.
If you have an important meeting and someone's phone suddenly rings, even if you tell them to turn off the phone before the meeting, it can be annoying. To solve this problem, mobile jammers were invented. If you need a more powerful phone jammer, you can choose a high-performance phone jammer, which can not only improve the work efficiency of company employees, but also protect confidential data loss.
The high power cell phone jammer has the powerful ability to block different frequency signals simultaneously or separately. In addition to different gps jammers, the best mobile jammers also have different applications. Some of them are designed for bomb handling and VIP protection during combat and security. Others are designed for police forces. In addition, some cell phone jammers even have waterproof and shockproof features, which can work in harsh environments and can be easily controlled both outdoors and indoors.
Of course, buying a cell phone jammer is an inexpensive and convenient way to block all those naughty mouths that annoy you in public places. If you intend to buy such devices, you must first familiarize yourself with how the devices work. Many people think that wifi jammers are expensive and hard to come by, but the truth is that many companies offer them and you can definitely find them somewhere. The function of a cell phone jammer is essentially to block the frequencies used by cell phones - in most cases these are 800MHz, 900MHz, 1800MHz and 1900MHz and it is important to know what frequencies are being used in your area . Each device supports different frequencies and you should buy the one that suits your needs. Of course, there are also special products that support different frequencies, which can be adjusted according to your needs.
All in all, with a cell phone jammer, you are the safest operating system without a cell phone, you really won't find anyone. But today, many people are turning to smartphones because they offer us many features compared to regular mobile phones. However, these mobile devices are notoriously vulnerable and contain large amounts of sensitive data. They know where we are, they know who we're communicating with, they know what we're talking about.
117556
Ceffer
2023 Jan 5, 10:01am
Ceffer
2023 Jan 5, 10:01am
It's the Nazi Jammer! Goose step your way to absolute security and privacy!
117557
Tenpoundbass
2023 Jan 20, 5:47am
Tenpoundbass
2023 Jan 20, 5:47am
Do you have to shit in a hole in the floor or do they have toilets?
Paper or Finger?
Paper or Finger?
117564
AmericanKulak
2023 Feb 4, 1:49pm
AmericanKulak
2023 Feb 4, 1:49pm
Illinois, NJ, NYS, MA: "Shitty roads despite massive spending is because of the freezing and thawing during winter conditions many months out of the year"
CA: "Uh, um, er.... you're a racist?"
CA: "Uh, um, er.... you're a racist?"
117565
Patrick
2023 Feb 4, 1:57pm
Patrick
2023 Feb 4, 1:57pm
I think it's just the inevitable result of corrupt one-party rule.
The really don't care because there is no possibility of being voted out in California.
Your tax money is simply distributed as crazy large pensions to the various public unions in return for votes, or for guaranteeing election fraud if the vote gets too close to some Democrat actually losing.
The really don't care because there is no possibility of being voted out in California.
Your tax money is simply distributed as crazy large pensions to the various public unions in return for votes, or for guaranteeing election fraud if the vote gets too close to some Democrat actually losing.
117566
Ceffer
2023 Feb 4, 2:00pm
Ceffer
2023 Feb 4, 2:00pm
I flattened a tire and deformed the rim and thought I took out suspension getting onto Pleasanton onramp to 680. I hit something, but I never exactly saw what it was. Big O was able to find the tire and a matching replacement rim for $$$, said suspension was OK but I think I need new shocks at some point.
117567
Maga_Chaos_Monkey
2023 Feb 4, 2:37pm
Maga_Chaos_Monkey
2023 Feb 4, 2:37pm
I remember that road but it's been 11 years. I was dating a chick in Pleasanton so would drive it pretty often. Have you ever noticed that dome-home under the wind turbines? My buddy was dating a chick that lived in that so the 4 of us hung out there one night. When you're that close to the wind turbines the sound is super eerie. Because it is a dome you can imagine what the walls would look like inside. It's not what you think. Basically they are normal walls that just don't reach the ceiling so you can hear everything everywhere. Not sure why someone would want to live in that place - I didn't ask.
Move dude! Roads are quite nice in Texas unless you're in some rural area. Even then it beats CA.
Move dude! Roads are quite nice in Texas unless you're in some rural area. Even then it beats CA.
117568
EBGuy
2023 Feb 4, 2:50pm
Roads are horrible here and they held them hostage by putting street repaving projects in a catchall over half billion dollar bond measure that also included new affordable housing, improved wildfire safety, restoring crumbling public facilities, upgrading parks and preparing local infrastructure for a changing climate. Needless to say, it did not pass...
117569
B.A.C.A.H.
2023 Feb 4, 3:26pm
B.A.C.A.H.
2023 Feb 4, 3:26pm
Government employee retiree perks take priority.
You knew that.
Sheesh.
You knew that.
Sheesh.
117570
Blue
2023 Feb 4, 4:06pm
Add 580, 880 and most importantly 101 to the list. After all the fancy measures have been passed to improve freeways, I kind of feel that these freeways will be more or less the same for decades to come.
117572
REpro
2023 Feb 4, 6:47pm
REpro
2023 Feb 4, 6:47pm
Here how this works:
Government well connected contractor win bid for doing work for $100M. Then he is selling this job to subcontractor for $50M. Then this is selling job to his subcontractors for $25M. The last one has to use low quality materials and cheap labor to make some money on project.
Government well connected contractor win bid for doing work for $100M. Then he is selling this job to subcontractor for $50M. Then this is selling job to his subcontractors for $25M. The last one has to use low quality materials and cheap labor to make some money on project.
117573
Blue
2023 Feb 4, 6:59pm
REpro says
Really, this looks like 3rd world country model.
Here how this works:
Government well connected contractor win bid for doing work for $100M. Then he is selling this job to subcontractor for $50M. Then this is selling job to his subcontractors for $25M. The last one has to use low quality materials and cheap labor to make some money on project.
Really, this looks like 3rd world country model.
117574
ForcedTQ
2023 Feb 4, 8:22pm
When the PTB really want to limit and control private at will transport, why would we expect any different? This just falls right in line.
117576
WookieMan
2023 Feb 6, 9:27pm
WookieMan
2023 Feb 6, 9:27pm
REpro says
I don't want to dox myself too much. It's the refining process. Oils used in asphalt of 30-40 years ago was much different than what we have today. To keep it simple I'll make the math easier. In the 1970's you could refine oil to fuel at a 90% rate. The remaining 10% would be used for things like asphalt. Fast forward to the last decade and there's only 1% left for asphalt and it's the shit oil in the refining process.
Basically you're driving on roads that are 90% less quality from what most users here likely grew up on. Freeze thaw matters, but we just have shittier asphalt from the word go now. It's not necessarily politics or construction practices. It's a quality issue because selling and refining oil for other products like fuels mainly is more profitable than using it for asphalt.
Another way to think of it is squeezing a wet rag to get the water out of it. 98 People got to squeeze the rag to get some water and what you drive on is the 2% left. Used to be 10%. Makes a huuuuuuggggge difference.
Here how this works:
Government well connected contractor win bid for doing work for $100M. Then he is selling this job to subcontractor for $50M. Then this is selling job to his subcontractors for $25M. The last one has to use low quality materials and cheap labor to make some money on project.
I don't want to dox myself too much. It's the refining process. Oils used in asphalt of 30-40 years ago was much different than what we have today. To keep it simple I'll make the math easier. In the 1970's you could refine oil to fuel at a 90% rate. The remaining 10% would be used for things like asphalt. Fast forward to the last decade and there's only 1% left for asphalt and it's the shit oil in the refining process.
Basically you're driving on roads that are 90% less quality from what most users here likely grew up on. Freeze thaw matters, but we just have shittier asphalt from the word go now. It's not necessarily politics or construction practices. It's a quality issue because selling and refining oil for other products like fuels mainly is more profitable than using it for asphalt.
Another way to think of it is squeezing a wet rag to get the water out of it. 98 People got to squeeze the rag to get some water and what you drive on is the 2% left. Used to be 10%. Makes a huuuuuuggggge difference.
117577
BayArea
2023 Feb 6, 9:53pm
BayArea
2023 Feb 6, 9:53pm
I don’t know how much longer my poor car can stay in one piece
I might have to just accept that our roads will forever be shit and start driving a Jeep with 35inch diameter tires and stop giving a shit
I might have to just accept that our roads will forever be shit and start driving a Jeep with 35inch diameter tires and stop giving a shit
117578
richwicks
2023 Feb 6, 10:00pm
richwicks
2023 Feb 6, 10:00pm
WookieMan says
Civil Engineer?
My sister is one in New Hampshire. I'm an EE, and I didn't magically absorb my sister's knowledge, but I can tell you, the roads in NH are built specifically to last. It's built for infrastructure. I love that state for their roads, and I'm certain my sister does as well.
They are seriously built to last and to be functional. There are passing lanes, roundabouts, and the roads are NOT designed to be replaced 5-10 years later. They're well built, and designed to last for a long long time so I don't think it's just a function of what is available for asphalt. In NY, roads are purposely designed to be replaced 5-10 years later, to make certain that people will be employed. In NH, a road needs to be built, they hire the dregs of society to build it (no offense, but it's not skilled labor if you have a competent foreman), and they build a road, and then when they are done, the drifters move on to another job. Some of these "drifters" are high school graduates, people that just left the military, university students working in the summer - they aren't bad people, but they are doing this as a summer job basically. It's not a permanent job for them, and NONE of them expect to be "moving up" doing it, it's just hard work and money.
There's a reason NH has the Liberty Project located there. Having an economic system that is designed not to provide employment, but to provide wealth in terms of assets and infrastructure, is a good idea. They don't have ambitious crazy projects, they have projects designed to improve the state, at a low cost, to accommodate the population, and they do NOT want input from "East Coast Liberals", although they will take their money.
I don't want to dox myself too much. It's the refining process. Oils used in asphalt of 30-40 years ago was much different than what we have today. To keep it simple I'll make the math easier. In the 1970's you could refine oil to fuel at a 90% rate. The remaining 10% would be used for things like asphalt. Fast forward to the last decade and there's only 1% left for asphalt and it's the shit oil in the refining process.
Civil Engineer?
My sister is one in New Hampshire. I'm an EE, and I didn't magically absorb my sister's knowledge, but I can tell you, the roads in NH are built specifically to last. It's built for infrastructure. I love that state for their roads, and I'm certain my sister does as well.
They are seriously built to last and to be functional. There are passing lanes, roundabouts, and the roads are NOT designed to be replaced 5-10 years later. They're well built, and designed to last for a long long time so I don't think it's just a function of what is available for asphalt. In NY, roads are purposely designed to be replaced 5-10 years later, to make certain that people will be employed. In NH, a road needs to be built, they hire the dregs of society to build it (no offense, but it's not skilled labor if you have a competent foreman), and they build a road, and then when they are done, the drifters move on to another job. Some of these "drifters" are high school graduates, people that just left the military, university students working in the summer - they aren't bad people, but they are doing this as a summer job basically. It's not a permanent job for them, and NONE of them expect to be "moving up" doing it, it's just hard work and money.
There's a reason NH has the Liberty Project located there. Having an economic system that is designed not to provide employment, but to provide wealth in terms of assets and infrastructure, is a good idea. They don't have ambitious crazy projects, they have projects designed to improve the state, at a low cost, to accommodate the population, and they do NOT want input from "East Coast Liberals", although they will take their money.
117582
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 10, 8:18am
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 10, 8:18am
https://twitter.com/shuja_2006/status/1633380845028536320?ref_src=patrick.net
Poured water on Muslim women going on E-rickshaw, when the women refused then poured water again.
This is how it started and later end with molestation and sexual harassment, all in the name of Holi.
Poured water on Muslim women going on E-rickshaw, when the women refused then poured water again.
This is how it started and later end with molestation and sexual harassment, all in the name of Holi.
117583
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 10, 8:19am
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 10, 8:19am
Hindoo Rapists dancing!
https://twitter.com/ssmanisha/status/1634125624959746048?ref_src=patrick.net
https://twitter.com/ssmanisha/status/1634125624959746048?ref_src=patrick.net
117584
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 10, 8:20am
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 10, 8:20am
Hindoo rapists!
https://twitter.com/_peacekeeper2/status/1634163650410971136?ref_src=patrick.net
Usual suspects calling Holi as the reason behind molestation of women is the most senseless thing.
@vinodkapri
why don't you ask these foreigners if they are feeling unsafe while celebrating Holi in India among the locals.
But you won't as it doesn't fit your agenda
https://twitter.com/_peacekeeper2/status/1634163650410971136?ref_src=patrick.net
Usual suspects calling Holi as the reason behind molestation of women is the most senseless thing.
@vinodkapri
why don't you ask these foreigners if they are feeling unsafe while celebrating Holi in India among the locals.
But you won't as it doesn't fit your agenda
117585
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 10, 8:21am
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 10, 8:21am
Hindoo is rape/riot culture!
https://twitter.com/Haseebsid234/status/1634151571746324482?ref_src=patrick.net
Another one White women are targeted during Holi, and it is said to be part of the culture, which turns the festival into a molestation fest. Crime will be never old 😈
https://twitter.com/Haseebsid234/status/1634151571746324482?ref_src=patrick.net
Another one White women are targeted during Holi, and it is said to be part of the culture, which turns the festival into a molestation fest. Crime will be never old 😈
117588
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 11, 10:41am
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 11, 10:41am
https://twitter.com/MunibHamid/status/1634241631888220161?ref_src=patrick.net
Two #muslim #girls raped by #hindu men whilst celebrating #holi in #india
Two #muslim #girls raped by #hindu men whilst celebrating #holi in #india
117589
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 11, 10:42am
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 11, 10:42am
https://twitter.com/graduatetalkspk/status/1634194217433018370?ref_src=patrick.net
India: A Japanese tourist girl was groped and molested by a gang of boys during the Holi celebration in Delhi.
Earlier footage of women Muslims being harassed went viral.
_
#India #Holi #HoliFestival2023 #Delhi #tourism
India: A Japanese tourist girl was groped and molested by a gang of boys during the Holi celebration in Delhi.
Earlier footage of women Muslims being harassed went viral.
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#India #Holi #HoliFestival2023 #Delhi #tourism
117590
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 11, 10:48am
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 11, 10:48am
https://twitter.com/Sanam_kahlonzz/status/1634066552504090625?ref_src=patrick.net
Ones again #Hinduterrorist mob attack on #sikhs families in #Delhi. That’s why sikhs need #Khalistan because sikhs are not safe in India. It was happen like happen, 1984
Ones again #Hinduterrorist mob attack on #sikhs families in #Delhi. That’s why sikhs need #Khalistan because sikhs are not safe in India. It was happen like happen, 1984
117591
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 12, 3:22pm
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 12, 3:22pm
Advice to Hindoo filth.
https://twitter.com/JagjeetInCAN/status/1635000030649257989?ref_src=patrick.net
Why not who claim they are Indians leave their citizenships and go back to India start up their lives in India instead of giving advice to others call back your love ones in India
#Khalistan is on the way Referendum voting in Brisbane on March 19.
https://twitter.com/JagjeetInCAN/status/1635000030649257989?ref_src=patrick.net
Why not who claim they are Indians leave their citizenships and go back to India start up their lives in India instead of giving advice to others call back your love ones in India
#Khalistan is on the way Referendum voting in Brisbane on March 19.
117592
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 12, 3:24pm
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 12, 3:24pm
Dirty Hindoo defacing own Hindoo rape temples.
https://twitter.com/JagdeepSingh_NY/status/1634818887379476481?ref_src=patrick.net
“My Question to
@AlboMP
Do you know that 4 Indian Gujaratis were caught Vandalizing Sikh Gurdwara and Referendum banners? Did you forcefully Tell Modi to stop interfering in Australian internal matters or Now Modi will dictate PM Albanese how to run Australia?”
@SikhPA
@austhindu
https://twitter.com/JagdeepSingh_NY/status/1634818887379476481?ref_src=patrick.net
“My Question to
@AlboMP
Do you know that 4 Indian Gujaratis were caught Vandalizing Sikh Gurdwara and Referendum banners? Did you forcefully Tell Modi to stop interfering in Australian internal matters or Now Modi will dictate PM Albanese how to run Australia?”
@SikhPA
@austhindu
117593
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 18, 9:06pm
FarmersWon
2023 Mar 18, 9:06pm
Chinese and Muslims will likely fund Hindoo genocide in west as per geopolitical situation.
This will make Hindoo a colony of Arabs and Persians(Once again) and Chinese.
This will make Hindoo a colony of Arabs and Persians(Once again) and Chinese.
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