I've been reading through his twitter, and I'm about certain he supports Cruz, but I haven't seem him explicitly say it.  He certainly doesn't like Trump.  All I have to say is thank goodness he doesn't support Trump.  That would break my little black heart.

I also posted his site on the side.  He's a total conservative.  I can't believe I didn't do that sooner.  I also removed some sites that went pro-Trump, in case anyone finds anymore.

We also need some more conservative sources, so post 'em if you got 'em.

http://jesterscourt.cc/

Clarence Thomas' wife supports Cruz. Her name slips my mind right now; but she was on Beck on Thursday discussing Cruz and that America needs the type of leader that Cruz is. She mentioned that she at one time was favoring Trump but then she saw the light.

I think the odds are likely that Clarence Thomas follows suit and supports Cruz too.

Quote from: taxed on March 05, 2016, 12:24:06 AM
I've been reading through his twitter, and I'm about certain he supports Cruz, but I haven't seem him explicitly say it.  He certainly doesn't like Trump.  All I have to say is thank goodness he doesn't support Trump.  That would break my little black heart.

I also posted his site on the side.  He's a total conservative.  I can't believe I didn't do that sooner.  I also removed some sites that went pro-Trump, in case anyone finds anymore.

We also need some more conservative sources, so post 'em if you got 'em.

http://jesterscourt.cc/

Interesting read.  Back in the BBS days, of dial up... the only bug, virus we worried about was someone dropping to DOS and executing an endless HD seek (highest to lowest sector of a HD, would physically destroy a drive, or not having a current backup to restore from, if something did crash).  Site interruptions were a way-of-life, phone lines would be all tied up, callers got "busy signals".

What value is a DDOS, if it lasts a couple of hours?   Just curious, how effective these "hackers" are, (to abuse the original meaning)?  When a BBS went down for a week, it usually meant the kid's Commodore 64, Kapro 4, Heath 89, Epson QX-10 or TRS-80 -died- ... until they borrowed their "buddies" machine, slapped a handful of floppies in, and were back online.  DDOS for an hour or two .... is a big deal ....?

It is comforting to know Jester is on "our" side.