Friday Feedback

Nov 15, 2024

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Introspection

This has been a long week of the left showing an enormous amount of introspection, looking at themselves to see why they lost the election…

Who am I kidding, the number who are actually looking at themselves appears to be so small compared to the complete melt down of why you are bad for voting for Trump.

Nerd Network Stuff

There are times when I feel so slow. I’ve been learning about OpenvSwitch and OVN. There are some great advantages to using it.

Unfortunately, nothing is ever easy.

I know how networks work. I’ve been in the trenches, bit fiddling on the wire, since the late 80s. This means I understand all these logical switches and logical routers that OVN uses.

Nope. I don’t.

The euphony that hit today? Open Virtual Networks use tables to describe logical devices. It translates those to code. That code is then “compiled” and handed to OpenvSwitch.

This is not “networking” this is “programming”. There are many things that “just work” in the networking world, which doesn’t translate to this programming perspective.

I’ve started reading the code, it is now starting to make more sense.

Fetterman

Or as he is better known, Lurch, has lurched to the right.

His race was seemingly pretty corrupt, and I knew he was going to be another Democrat rubber stamp.

He has turned out to be a bit better than expected:

I mean, I would describe it as god-tier level trolling, that has triggered a full-on China Syndrome to own the libs in perpetuity.”
— Sen. John Fetterman

Not a bad description of Matt Gaetz’s nomination for AG.

The left can’t keep up

I figure that by January, the left is going to have lost half of its people to heart attacks and strokes. Trump is announcing nomination after nomination.

He is announcing them so rapidly that the MSM can’t keep up and Trump is blowing the news cycle right out of the water.

I like winning

Conclusion

What has been your favorite nomination, so fart, and why?

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4 responses to “Friday Feedback”

Tom from WNY

2024-11-15

RFK Jr., Tulsi Gabbard, Lee Zeldin, Mike Huckabee, Elon Musk and Vivek Ramshawany.

With the House Republican Majority as thin as it is, Trump around have left Elsie Stefanik in her seat. Any time there’s an election in NY, there’s a chance a Progressive Democrat will win. That’s not good for NY or the Natikn right now.

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CBMTTek

2024-11-15

Favorite nominee? A bit of a tough choice here.
I like Matt Gaetz as AG. I think he will do everything in his power to de-politicize the Justice department. I have seen him in some hearings, and he is a force to be reckoned with.

I also like Tulsi Gabbard as the DNI. I really do not care about her intelligence experience. What I like is she will also de-politicize that entire department. I can see her putting policies in place that require a justification before spying on mothers at PTA meetings. Disagreeing with the Federal Administration will not be sufficient to justify placement on a watch list.

The fact that the left is going apoplectic over the choices is enough to make me happy, frankly.

Now, you mention Fetterman, and I am surprised with him. Not happy he won in 2022, but he has demonstrated a level of logic and reason the left is lacking. And, that may help to bring them back to the center a bit.

Final feedback:
I actually read something that makes me rather upset that Trump won. I mean, the US made a tremendous mistake electing him again. I am not sure the US will survive.

Jamie Lee Curtis has deleted her X account because of the election.

How can we let this happen!!!! HOW! Why! The tragedy. Will the USA survive? I do not know. If I knew she was going to take this action, I would have voted differently.

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SJ_VB

2024-11-15

His picks are mostly those who will be in a position to reform the agencies from an outside looking in perspective. If his picks were from within those organizations they would be looking for ways to reconfigure them from an insiders perspective. Those adjustments certainly wouldn’t paint the agency in a negative light. I also seriously doubt they would be firing their old bosses left and right. As a general rule, govt employees don’t like looking in the mirror.

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