Goal post moved. "Cant do it cause it will cost too much".

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Don't get me wrong I would love to but your people tend to shoot down ideas like this.   After all gotta cut funding. 

I think everything should be centralized and secure. All departments should work together too.  And everything should be modernized off paper. 

Don't get me wrong I would love to but your people tend to shoot down ideas like this.   After all gotta cut funding. 

I think everything should be centralized and secure. All departments should work together too.  And everything should be modernized off paper.

What is "your people"?

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What is "your people"?

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Trumpets and to a lesser degree republicans.

Trumpets and to a lesser degree republicans.

musical instruments are now people?

Trump Was Right — Swing State Prosecutors Announce Voter Fraud Charges

https://populist.press/trump-was-right-swing-state-prosecutors-announce-voter-fraud-charges/

Keep singing that tune!

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Never said it was a bad idea just that you should work on convincing the other agencies.

You don't know how many times I started replies with insults and had to make myself go back and delete them.  Your comments are so stupid, they require name-calling!

But, I'll refrain...

Do you have EVIDENCE the "other agencies" need convincing?  Most gov't agencies not only comply with USPS address format standards, but they also use printed postage and the barcode system (all those little vertical lines at the bottom of some envelopes) to lower their postage costs.  It's called "metered mail" and "Intelligent Mail Barcode."

Maybe you should do some research into reality and the postal system before offering opinions on the things about which you know absolutely nothing.

Everyone who sends mail in bulk or as a routine process, especially gov't agencies, takes advantage of the USPS address standards and address databases.  If you don't think that's the case, then show proof.  Otherwise, you're wrong -- stop arguing.

If I can do it to make sure my former classmates' addresses are entered correctly and ensures mail gets to them, I'm sure the "government agencies" can, too.   

You can only keep folding a piece of paper in half a dozen times, but you can be a hypocrite an endless amount of times.


one of the Texas Democrats who fled the state to protest a voter ID bill, promoted an event that required volunteers to provide multiple forms of ID.


https://mobile.twitter.com/FreeBeacon/status/1417597477453189125

You can only keep folding a piece of paper in half a dozen times, but you can be a hypocrite an endless amount of times.


one of the Texas Democrats who fled the state to protest a voter ID bill, promoted an event that required volunteers to provide multiple forms of ID.


https://mobile.twitter.com/FreeBeacon/status/1417597477453189125

Nothing unexpected here.  They say anything to further their agenda -- the truth is not important.

As for the little jaunt to DC, I wonder if these Dems are smart enough to have thought far enough ahead to do what I'm suspecting they might have done.  That being, did they purposely have members of the state senate become infected so both planes would have to quarantine in DC for 2 weeks before returning to TX?  That might give them a stay with the governor's arrest threats for 2 weeks. 

I hope someone blows the whistle on that if it did in fact happen.  I would not put it past any Democrat to try anything no matter how unethical, dangerous or illegal.

You can only keep folding a piece of paper in half a dozen times, but you can be a hypocrite an endless amount of times.


one of the Texas Democrats who fled the state to protest a voter ID bill, promoted an event that required volunteers to provide multiple forms of ID.


https://mobile.twitter.com/FreeBeacon/status/1417597477453189125

I thought the max 1 could fold paper was 8 times, no matter the size either. It was on myth busters.

Nothing unexpected here.  They say anything to further their agenda -- the truth is not important.

As for the little jaunt to DC, I wonder if these Dems are smart enough to have thought far enough ahead to do what I'm suspecting they might have done.  That being, did they purposely have members of the state senate become infected so both planes would have to quarantine in DC for 2 weeks before returning to TX?  That might give them a stay with the governor's arrest threats for 2 weeks. 

I hope someone blows the whistle on that if it did in fact happen.  I would not put it past any Democrat to try anything no matter how unethical, dangerous or illegal.

Tin foil, not proven in court. You want me to make you a hat?

Tin foil, not proven in court. You want me to make you a hat?

Sorry, but my paranoid voices are telling me to not trust any hats I don't make myself.  Who knows what kinds of things you'd be putting in there!   

I thought the max 1 could fold paper was 8 times, no matter the size either. It was on myth busters.

Someone should inform the roadmap printers.   

You don't know how many times I started replies with insults and had to make myself go back and delete them.  Your comments are so stupid, they require name-calling!

But, I'll refrain...

Do you have EVIDENCE the "other agencies" need convincing?  Most gov't agencies not only comply with USPS address format standards, but they also use printed postage and the barcode system (all those little vertical lines at the bottom of some envelopes) to lower their postage costs.  It's called "metered mail" and "Intelligent Mail Barcode."

Maybe you should do some research into reality and the postal system before offering opinions on the things about which you know absolutely nothing.

Everyone who sends mail in bulk or as a routine process, especially gov't agencies, takes advantage of the USPS address standards and address databases.  If you don't think that's the case, then show proof.  Otherwise, you're wrong -- stop arguing.

If I can do it to make sure my former classmates' addresses are entered correctly and ensures mail gets to them, I'm sure the "government agencies" can, too.   

Yes I work in government and its a pain to have other agencies centralize or agree on things.  There are many different systems,  many are old,  some are not even electronic.  Expecting them to all work together is foolish.  Expecting departments with different agendas,  control, policies, rules and politics to all kumbaya is wishful thinking. 

We are getting better over time but its not just some simple fix.   I thought you would understand that. 

Yes I work in government and its a pain to have other agencies centralize or agree on things.  There are many different systems,  many are old,  some are not even electronic.  Expecting them to all work together is foolish.  Expecting departments with different agendas,  control, policies, rules and politics to all kumbaya is wishful thinking. 

We are getting better over time but its not just some simple fix.   I thought you would understand that.

My forte for over 30 years was Systems Analysis, Systems Integration, Database Design and Application Programming, Database Replication, and Database Administration.

One project I worked was the scheduling of all Pacific Fleet Naval Vessels.  We set up automated replication of MS Excel 5.0 to MS Excel 6.0 spreadsheets, automated macros to populate that data into MS Sql Server in Hawaii, California, Virginia.  We then replicated that to Oracle servers at Hawaii, California, Virginia, DC, England and Italy.

Four data formats/repositories, 2 sets of geographically separated relational databases, and it worked. 

Oh, yeah -- that's just ONE example of data sharing between a variety of government agencies including the Pentagon.

Just  stop. 

My forte for over 30 years was Systems Analysis, Systems Integration, Database Design and Application Programming, Database Replication, and Database Administration.

One project I worked was the scheduling of all Pacific Fleet Naval Vessels.  We set up automated replication of MS Excel 5.0 to MS Excel 6.0 spreadsheets, automated macros to populate that data into MS Sql Server in Hawaii, California, Virginia.  We then replicated that to Oracle servers at Hawaii, California, Virginia, DC, England and Italy.

Four data formats/repositories, 2 sets of geographically separated relational databases, and it worked. 

Oh, yeah -- that's just ONE example of data sharing between a variety of government agencies including the Pentagon.

Just  stop.

He can't help himself, its like an addiction!

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He can't help himself, its like an addiction!

If he works in IT and actually believes something as SIMPLE as standardizing mailing addresses (which the Post Office already does for everyone) is beyond the government's capability, then

(1)  he doesn't trust government as much as he claims, and

(2)  he should post an image of his college diploma on the forum, because no school awards IT degrees to people who think this way.

Now Oklahoma: State Rep. Sean Roberts Requests Forensic Election Audit in Three Oklahoma Counties

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/07/now-oklahoma-state-rep-sean-roberts-requests-forensic-election-audit-three-oklahoma-counties/

“Every citizen deserves to have faith in the integrity of the election process and its outcome,” Roberts said in a letter sent to the Election Board secretary. “It is my responsibility, as an elected public servant, to assure my constituents that Oklahoma’s elections are safe and secure.”

I'd say he is putting his balls on the table, but he is just resting them on a comfy pillow.


Mike Lindell Offers $5 Million Reward to Any Cyber Expert Who Can Prove His Voter Fraud Data Invalid


https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/07/mike-lindell-offers-5-million-reward-cyber-expert-can-prove-voter-fraud-data-invalid/

Pennsylvania Democrat Acting Secretary of State Decertifies Election Machines After Software Audit

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/07/pennsylvania-democrat-acting-secretary-state-decertifies-election-machines-software-audit/

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Pennsylvania Democrat Acting Secretary of State Decertifies Election Machines After Software Audit

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/07/pennsylvania-democrat-acting-secretary-state-decertifies-election-machines-software-audit/

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These kinds of tantrums will eventually result in states doing away with electronic voting machines and returning to paper -- which is probably the best decision in the end. 

Democrats trying to interfere with 2020 election audits are going to highlight why using voting machines at all just muddies the waters when trying to do recounts and audits.

This whole debacle reminds me of the Sandra Bullock movie "The Net," in which all government computers were "protected" from hacking by the Pretorian software, but in fact that product came with a backdoor that allowed the company to gain full administrator access to any computer they could connect to -- even via webpages.

I see a need for an independent company that does nothing but computer certification, testing and reverse engineering, to verify that nothing in the hardware or software permits hacking or any other unexpected access or "features".  Until then, we are putting components from places like China into machines that are supposed to protect our elections.  What could possibly go wrong?