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M2

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  1. To elaborate a bit on that... Millennials are now the largest voting generation, making up roughly one-third of eligible voters. Boomers and older generations no longer constitute a majority of the electorate. Gen Z's share is growing rapidly; about 41 million Gen Z Americans were eligible to vote in 2024. Combined, Gen Z + Millennials account for nearly half of all eligible voters.
  2. Not anymore, the 2024 electorate was approximately... (Source) Generation Birth Years Share of Eligible Voters Gen Z 1997–2012 ~17% Millennials 1981–1996 ~31% Gen X 1965–1980 ~25% Baby Boomers 1946–1964 ~27% Silent Generation 1928–1945 ~4%
  3. And, of course, also the fact that both parties are offering complete morons for candidates!
  4. Agreed, but the real fault lies with the fucktards that keep re-electing them!!
  5. DOD Halts Cybersecurity Requirements for CMMC Phase 2: ‘The math just simply doesn’t math’ The Pentagon placed an immediate freeze on forthcoming cybersecurity requirements after government research suggested the policy would drive many businesses out of the defense industrial base at a time when the U.S. military urgently needs their innovations. Defense Department Chief Information Officer Kirsten Davies and Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment Michael Duffey unveiled plans Monday to suspend the much-anticipated Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Phase 2 requirements that were set to take effect Nov. 10. A new CMMC Reform Task Force is expected to conduct a review of the entire program and submit a report of its findings and recommendations within the next 60 days. This major pause comes as contractors have been hustling to obtain third-party assessments of their CMMC compliance in preparation for that near-term enforcement date... (Full article at title link).
  6. M2 replied to Biff_T's topic in Squadron Bar
    England!
  7. The follow-on episode (20)... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eURsuxZnRKo And the next one... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yKwvQl4HqY
  8. Learn... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drr7mmibt9E
  9. You actually think the war in Ukraine and the eventual war in Taiwan will be anywhere similar?!? Other than both have/will involve drones; the latter will be over before any of those " metric shit ton of weapons" are employed (if they aren't already taken out of the fight via cyber).
  10. Are you shitting us?!?
  11. M2 replied to HU&W's topic in General Discussion
    It's a double-edged sword, but as Brabus so correctly pointed out, the impetus is on the military to protect sensitive and/or classified material. The same argument can be made about PA wanting to release information just so they can look good. I don't consider the media to be spies (well, not ALL of them), but we all know there is a lot of information our adversaries learn about us through open source reporting (a commonly cited intelligence community rule of thumb has long been that 60–90% of useful intelligence can originate from open sources). Those of us who have been on here for a while remember Rainman’s famous recommendation when it comes to the media (“never talk to them”) but they are not the only ones trying to extract info from us. “Loose Lips Sink Ships” and “Never Pass Up The Opportunity To Shut The Fuck Up!” remind us how important OPSEC is, especially on forums such as this one. Steve is a well-known and respected aviation journalist who has contributed a lot to this forum; but he’s not the USAF and shouldn’t be expected to protect its secrets like the rest of us. That’s our job! And I don’t fault him for sharing things, that’s his job!
  12. M2 replied to VL-16's topic in Squadron Bar
  13. The civilian charges have already been dropped...
  14. After standing on the steps for approximately three minutes, Capitol Police arrested Air Force Maj Jason Watson under Washington, D.C., code 22-1307 Crowding, Obstructing and Incommoding because he was demonstrating on the steps without a member of Congress to accompany him. The best part... "Jessica Denson, founder of the Removal Coalition, was optimistic that after his arrest, Watson would be momentarily released from the courthouse, given that the D.C. attorney’s office dropped their charges against him. But that feeling was short-lived. “He was never released from custody, he was whisked away from the courthouse directly into Air Force custody,” Denson said." 🤣🤣🤣 FAFO!

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