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misogynistic men in this fanbase need to stop quizzing women on f1 knowledge atp even the drivers dont know the few numbers on cars they have in their mirrors every week
i hate how mainstream rpf has gone. it should feel like a seedy backalley interaction while glancing over your shoulder to make sure no one's looking. it should be a secret that it's fine. you should have to, well,, know a guy who knows a guy...
Hey. If people aren't aware, Microsoft admitted they know who you and where you are at all times and will give your info to the police.
They have a Global Device Identifier (GDID) Tracker that functions as a fingerprint for your PC that can surpass VPNs, proxy servers and countries. Although it can't survive a clean reinstall of Windows (it can survive updates), because Microsoft forces you to go to the internet and log in into a Microsoft account, they will be able to get to you.
Microsoft kept it secret and it was only found out when the FBI tracked a hacker thanks to the information Microsoft gave them.
You should be paying attention to this, and possibly consider moving away from Windows. If a government, especially the US government, doesn't like you for some reason, this could be seriously concerning.
This article specifically notes:
For journalism, activism, or domestic abuse situations, skip Windows and use Linux routed through Tor instead of a commercial VPN. A GDID doesn’t care which VPN you use, only that it’s still the same Windows installation.
GDID is the persistent Windows ID that helped FBI trace a Scattered Spider hacker despite VPNs. Here's how it works and how to limit it.
Other important quotes:
What has researchers uneasy is everything else the case reveals. Costin Raiu, a well-known malware researcher, asked on the Three Buddy Problem podcast how much of this exists on other platforms, and whether it is linked more permanently to hardware. Matthew Hickey, another security researcher, called Windows “surveillance software”.
Two things back that up:
There’s no consent screen. A GDID gets assigned when you sign into a Microsoft Account. Apple’s advertising identifier needs an App Tracking Transparency prompt and a visible reset; Android’s works the same way. GDID has neither, and a Windows reinstall only gets you a new number Microsoft can still get back to the same account.
Then there’s activation. Massgrave, the group behind Microsoft Activation Scripts, notes that Windows setup sends hardware info to Microsoft and gets identifiers back, the same tokens later used for Store access and licensing: “It’s impossible to prevent Windows from getting a GDID without breaking activation and UWP app[s].” Anyone who lost a license after swapping a motherboard has already met a smaller version of this.
Here's the complaint filed to the court, the primary source for the case mentioned in the article. You can find mentions of GDID on page 30 of the document or 34 of the PDF.
You can get and use windows 11 without logging in with a microsoft account, as of five days ago. I am a local user on my computer. Don't ask me how to do it, because my computer repair guy did it when he reinstalled windows, but there are tutorials out there. Refuse to connect to internet until you're set up and can use the computer freely.
Refusing to connect to the internet doesn't help. You have to open a Command Prompt (Shift+F10) and typing start ms-cxh:localonly (and pressing enter) during installation when you get to the sign in/create stupid ms account screen
For comprehensive deets, tomshardware explains
Maintain only a local account on your Windows 11 PC.
Unless there's really really specific reasons to subject yourself to windows, please consider installing linux mint instead.
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Please stand with Berlin, y'all. Yesterday, a man drove his car into the crowd of Berlin's Pride Parade, injuring 17 people severely and killing one woman. My heart is broken... I live in Germany, am queer myself and wanted to attend two Pride Parades in my state Saxony myself next month. I'm not so sure about that now, though... This whole thing enrages me to no end, because it's clear that this is nothing but instrumentalization of politics for Germany's right-wing party AfD, seeing as the attacker was an islamist. This shit keeps happening right before elections and stops right after - so don't be fooled by what you're seeing. Everything that's happening right now plays right into their cards, and your potential anger at foreigners to Germany feeds into it, too. Don't play into it. Stand with Berlin. Stand with queer people. 💔🏳️🌈
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It seems mercedes (mostly torger) has forced my hand again...time to analyse
(note that my analysis focus more on the language side of things rather than the accuracies of the statements themselves as i do not feel confident commenting on that)
QUOTES (for reference, i'll be using it in my analysis section)
Simone Resta, Deputy Technical Director in the Race Debrief video:
When talking about the pace difference, "There was a bit of a difference on Friday. It's something that the engineers have been working on with the drivers to make sure that we were on the same profile, and ultimately it got resolved between Saturday and Sunday. And the two cars were in a very, very similar place."
Torger quotes from the F1 article:
“He somehow doesn't gel with the car. We had a straight line speed problem yesterday [Saturday] and the day before [Friday].
“And, you know, a driver sometimes needs to feel comfortable in the car, and he doesn't. And then scoring a P2 today in Silverstone, that's something that I'm really happy for him.”
[...]
“I think he's holding on, you know,” Wolff added when asked about Russell’s role in the developing title battle. “They have both had the luck and the unluck of the year – Kimi now twice, George once.
“And the season is long. He just needs to continue to believe that he can do it. Finding, you know, those little gremlins in the car that cause him troubles at the moment.”
He also had this to say to media on george's radio: (source)
"It's not quite the earful we usually give, but he had speed issues on the straights throughout the whole weekend, but not in the race. And I believe that, for the driver's mindset, it's important to really focus and try to improve what he himself can improve."
ANALYSIS
as i will be addressing many things, each main part will be separated with ///
all the underlined parts are links to sources of the quotes
Looking at the bolded parts, mercedes need to genuinely get their story straight (get it? lols). when did they actually solve this straight line speed issue? was it even solved though? george in the radio post sunday race said they have to "try and get on top of this straight line speed stuff" implying that it is nowhere close to being solved. (creds to russelliv for pointing this out!)
Also, is the straight line speed issue a "he" issue or "we" issue? Many thoughts...
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“I think he's holding on, you know,” -> The phrase "holding on" implies survival mode. yet i don't think that you should be talking about your drivers that way?? Both of your drivers are p1/p2 in the wdc standings, maybe sound more confident about George??
"They have both had the luck and the unluck of the year – Kimi now twice, George once" -> Even if i discount the fact that George being unlucky once this year is just wrong, this is directly contradicted by what George has said (this was after the Monaco race), "I don't believe in good or bad luck, but when I look at the season as a whole, I was leading the race in Canada and broke down. I could have been on the podium [in Monaco], and zero points, I was leading in Japan, and the safety car came out 10 seconds after a pit-stop." This is just another series in a pattern of Torger undermining George.
"Finding, you know, those little gremlins in the car that cause him troubles at the moment" -> Another "he" moment and he has to do everything himself am i right?
Very interesting as well that Torger said this after Monaco, "He has not felt fully confident in the car this weekend and that is on us as a team. We win and lose together, and this is something we will learn from and help him recover from." Are you sure you can back that up?
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Another thought....
Similar to what i have mentioned in my previous post but good to bring up again now that we have more races where things haven't gone perfect
If it is George here's what he says:
"It is a very long season, and we are only at the start of the year." - Post race Canada review
"There are still many races to go, and while it’s been a positive start overall, we’ll take it step-by- step and see where we stand as the season develops." - Torger after Monaco
"And the season is long." - Torger after Silverstone specifically when talking about George
When Kimi does not do well:
"It is disappointing that we’ve suffered another reliability issue that has cost us a lot of points today. We know that we will need to improve this if we are to fight for both World Championships." - Torger after Barcelona
"We are in a strong position in both championships but know we can’t afford to continue suffering from these reliability issues" - Torger after Silverstone
i promise you if it's about Kimi's race, there is ZERO mention of it being a long season (at least in the Mercedes' Race Report). the reason why these words are even significant is that with Kimi they identify the issue and they are working on it but with George's struggles, it sounds almost as if it can be shrugged away with the implication that "there's still a lot of time left, it'll be okay for him, he'll survive."
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George emphasises on the straight line speed issue at the end of the race and the first thing Torger says to him is that "George, I think straight line speed was okay in the race." Immediately rebutting what George said (and maybe even cutting him off...) and he describes it as giving George an "earful" which is definitely an extreme choice of words. Torger does say congrats but before the race is over (how odd...).
On the other hand, let's look at Torger's reaction to Kimi's radio. in case you need to refresh your memory, this was what was said:
12: “That was very naughty,”
12: “That should be a penalty. I was alongside the mirror.”
Bono: Let's just keep it cool. Let's just get it back under control, Kimi. Focus on Norris.
12: Yeah I don't care! He pushed me off!
Torger: “Kimi, concentrate on the driving, please, not on the radio moaning.”
These were Torger's own words commenting on Kimi's radio: "So having the message once is okay, a second time I can kind of get but if you come a third and fourth time [complaining over the radio] that's not good to have that out there." (source)
In Silverstone during the race itself, George only commented on the straight line speed issue at the start and end of the race (source - timestamp is 1:43 and 15:05). Yet, that was too much for Torger. The fact that he felt it was necessary to give an "earful" directly contradicts his own "beliefs" on complaints on the radio. (Nuance: Granted, George had been talking about this issue the entire race weekend. Yet, during the race itself he didn't talk about it much.) The way he talked about the straight line speed issue was as if he was personally offended by it, as if he was the one working in the circuit till late to try and rectify the issues.
Then, in the post race interview George said this, “There’s been a lot of things this weekend we don’t really understand,” Russell said. “Straight line speed issues yesterday and on Friday, I think it was better today but the performance wasn’t good enough and if I’m being brutally honest, I’m not going to fight for a championship if the performances continue like that.”
Only after the race weekend was over, Torger actually came out to say this to media,
"He had a straight-line issue all weekend," Wolff explained. "We couldn't see anything on engine power. It must have been down to some kind of mechanical situation, whether it was a tow or something else. But definitely the data confirmed that he was down, but very difficult to identify.
"That was much better [during the race]. We didn't see that anymore. But nevertheless, it's something we need to understand." (source)
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Controversial part coming below because i am going to discuss what happened with Kimi in Silverstone which has not been 100% confirmed. Slight opinionated language as well.
The way that torger treats what happened with kimi and what happened with george.
After the race in Silverstone,
"We're definitely looking at a situation where we can avoid that penalty for track limits." - Torger to sky sports
Of course, Torger realised it was not going to be possible to appeal Kimi's penalty because they eventually didn't. Similar things happened to Charles in Miami and (Torger's second favourite driver) Lewis in Singapore last year. What is most appalling is the fact he immediately jumps to say that Kimi's penalty will be appealed. Yet, after Monaco, there wasn't a single word on appealing George's penalty that in my opinion, had a better chance of succeeding because it was a peculiar issue that many other teams were facing as well. At least Torger admitted that Mercedes caused George a better result in Monaco.
"Yes, we've asked for a right of review because we just simply want to sit at the table when decisions are being made," ... "No, I still think it's a long shot." - Torger to media (This was not even directly after Monaco, this was in Barcelona)
Then even after actually filing the right of review (ROR), he shows zero confidence as he describes it as a "long shot", which is an idiom that means low probability of success which is crazy considering one team had already successfully appealed it. (have to add nuance here that Pierre and George have different circumstances regarding the monaco penalty but would it hurt to show a bit more confidence?) Then we all remember what happens next right? Mercedes WITHDREW the ROR, releasing a statement so bad they deleted it. It just shows they weren't even sincere about trying to give George a better result.
Also, the irony of Torger saying this "we just simply want to sit at the table when decisions are being made" when they did not show up for the Alpine review hearing (only one of two teams not to go btw - source).
Okay I'm done, I think. I hope I do not need to write another one of these again. (I probably will have to.)
important reminder that most people you follow online are significantly lamer than you think they are including me. and if you feel insecure comparing yourself to someone online: DON'T. theyre probably also lame and weird. most people on the internet are
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