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Bill Gates is disappointed in you!
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2021 Nov 30, 9:53am 6,996 views 88 comments
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Ceffer
2022 Sep 2, 10:02am
Ceffer
2022 Sep 2, 10:02am
Gates and Melinda are dead. Like ZuckFuck, it never was his fortune, he just got to play with it. The name stealers have replaced him with some squeaky teleprompter blob, and Melinda is now a tranny to make Baphomet smile.
The blob gets to act as one of their executive store fronts, now, deflecting blame from the sources but executing their agenda. Notice Warren Buffet backed off? Did it take him that long to recognize the avatar?
The blob gets to act as one of their executive store fronts, now, deflecting blame from the sources but executing their agenda. Notice Warren Buffet backed off? Did it take him that long to recognize the avatar?
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Booger
2022 Oct 10, 4:19pm
Booger
2022 Oct 10, 4:19pm
https://bigleaguepolitics.com/gates-foundation-pledges-200-million-to-united-nations-to-establish-global-digital-id-system/
Gates Foundation Pledges $200 Million to United Nations to Establish Global Digital ID System
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will be giving $1.27 billion to the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda, $200 million of which will be used to establish a global digital ID system that can enforce vaccine mandates.
Gates Foundation Pledges $200 Million to United Nations to Establish Global Digital ID System
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will be giving $1.27 billion to the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda, $200 million of which will be used to establish a global digital ID system that can enforce vaccine mandates.
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clambo
2022 Oct 26, 7:25am
I'm so sick of the wannabe copycat loser Gates being touted as a fucking "genius".
He is incapable of an original thought; he's hoping you consider him a great thinker.
The reason he's spending his money now is simple; he either spends it now on pet projects or he sends it to the US Treasury from the grave.
He is incapable of an original thought; he's hoping you consider him a great thinker.
The reason he's spending his money now is simple; he either spends it now on pet projects or he sends it to the US Treasury from the grave.
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FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2022 Oct 26, 10:16am
FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut
2022 Oct 26, 10:16am
Whenever billionnaires invest into something, media and corporations as well as government (basically everyone) start generating the need. It's an insane system we live in.
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richwicks
2022 Dec 12, 2:10am
richwicks
2022 Dec 12, 2:10am
Patrick says
I've said this before, viruses on machines are TRIVIAL to eliminate.
I worked on the XBox360 project. The hardware was sold BELOW COST initially, piracy was a great concern, and the way MS made up from the loss of selling the system was to charge a hefty fee to publishers to produce games for the system. The way they did this was on the initial bootup, software had to be signed with a digital certificate, and this was handled in hardware. Non authorized, unsigned software, simply would not run. The binary was checked to see it was signed properly, and if it wasn't, the hardware wouldn't execute the software.
EVERYTHING can be run this way on a standard computer. With the XBox, it was done only on the bootup sequence, but it could have been done for all parts of the binary. There was only a single certificate on the XBox (as far as I know) but there's no reason there couldn't be, say, 1000 certificates or a million. This could easily be applied to standard machine, where you create your own certificate to test your own software, to allow many publishers to be able to run on your machine.
The reason virsuses exist is not because we're befuddled on how to prevent them, it's intentional.
Have you ever considered why email is not encrypted? We have had PGP encryption since the 1990's. This has been around for more than 20 years, yet, what emailers support PGP encryption, and WHY don't they support encryption? Somebody or some organization is purposely preventing this. Secure communication is available, but some organization (cough government) is preventing it.
It's not a limit of technology, it's a limit of ethics.
I've said this before, viruses on machines are TRIVIAL to eliminate.
I worked on the XBox360 project. The hardware was sold BELOW COST initially, piracy was a great concern, and the way MS made up from the loss of selling the system was to charge a hefty fee to publishers to produce games for the system. The way they did this was on the initial bootup, software had to be signed with a digital certificate, and this was handled in hardware. Non authorized, unsigned software, simply would not run. The binary was checked to see it was signed properly, and if it wasn't, the hardware wouldn't execute the software.
EVERYTHING can be run this way on a standard computer. With the XBox, it was done only on the bootup sequence, but it could have been done for all parts of the binary. There was only a single certificate on the XBox (as far as I know) but there's no reason there couldn't be, say, 1000 certificates or a million. This could easily be applied to standard machine, where you create your own certificate to test your own software, to allow many publishers to be able to run on your machine.
The reason virsuses exist is not because we're befuddled on how to prevent them, it's intentional.
Have you ever considered why email is not encrypted? We have had PGP encryption since the 1990's. This has been around for more than 20 years, yet, what emailers support PGP encryption, and WHY don't they support encryption? Somebody or some organization is purposely preventing this. Secure communication is available, but some organization (cough government) is preventing it.
It's not a limit of technology, it's a limit of ethics.
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Onvacation
2023 Jan 31, 7:10pm
Onvacation
2023 Jan 31, 7:10pm
The Gates-way drug – Bill Gates suddenly slams mRNA shots after selling BioNTech stock with 10X gains
https://www.biznews.com/health/2023/01/30/bill-gates-mrna
In 2019 Bill invested $55M in Biontech. He Just sold for a half billion$.
Dude has excellent timing.
https://www.biznews.com/health/2023/01/30/bill-gates-mrna
In 2019 Bill invested $55M in Biontech. He Just sold for a half billion$.
Dude has excellent timing.
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Onvacation
2023 Jan 31, 7:13pm
Onvacation
2023 Jan 31, 7:13pm
“We also need to fix the three problems of [COVID-19] vaccines. The current vaccines are not infection-blocking. They’re not broad, so when new variants come up you lose protection, and they have very short duration, particularly in the people who matter, which are old people.”
Gates at Australia’s Lowy Institute
Gates at Australia’s Lowy Institute
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Patrick
2023 Feb 10, 10:29pm
Patrick
2023 Feb 10, 10:29pm
https://liborsoural.substack.com/p/monks-or-monkeys-or-mtfs
Joycean prose, very amusing.
Monks or Monkeys, or MTFs ?
Zuck the Phuck, AI E Lone Muskturd, and Will Hades are our most beloved yet dangerous American sweethearts. So kool, so bada$$. Warning: This is not Pulp Fiction! You were forewarned. Ha ha ha .....
Joycean prose, very amusing.
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Onvacation
2023 May 20, 4:01pm
Onvacation
2023 May 20, 4:01pm
BILL & MELINDA GATES INSTITUTE FOR POPULATION CONTROL
"With a mission to help developing countries create their own reproductive health policies and programs."
"With a mission to help developing countries create their own reproductive health policies and programs."
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This is good news! The planned to just steamroll everyone into getting jabbed to death, but there was a lot of resistance. I think there will be more resistance from now on.