AaronDeTiger
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | baton rouge |
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| Number of Posts: | 2361 |
| Registered on: | 6/2/2014 |
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re: IPTV users. Ever use ffmpeg to convert streams to play in a browser?
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/17/26 at 8:34 am to CAD703X
I haven't listened to this yet, but it's in my que.
re: AZ Voter Databases Have a Problem (ZarkFiles Research Thread)
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/15/26 at 12:22 pm to AaronDeTiger
If you look at the very first chart he posted, look all the way to the top right corner. You'll see a distinct, stair-step line moving perfectly up and to the right. That is the "clean diagonal" line he claims is missing.
The Diagonal = Brand New Voters: That line at the top right represents fresh, first-time voters registering recently. Because they are brand new, the system generates a new, high Voter ID and a new, high Registration ID at the exact same time. This creates a perfect 1-to-1 sequential line.
The Messy Parts = Historical Reality: The reason the rest of the chart looks like a scattered mess is because of time. When a voter from 1995 (low Voter ID) moves or changes their name in 2020, they get a new transaction (high Registration ID). This pulls their data point way out of that diagonal line and creates the horizontal bands.
The Irony: The author claims a normal database should just be one big diagonal line. In reality, a database only stays in a perfect diagonal line if no one ever moves, dies, changes party, or updates their info.

The Diagonal = Brand New Voters: That line at the top right represents fresh, first-time voters registering recently. Because they are brand new, the system generates a new, high Voter ID and a new, high Registration ID at the exact same time. This creates a perfect 1-to-1 sequential line.
The Messy Parts = Historical Reality: The reason the rest of the chart looks like a scattered mess is because of time. When a voter from 1995 (low Voter ID) moves or changes their name in 2020, they get a new transaction (high Registration ID). This pulls their data point way out of that diagonal line and creates the horizontal bands.
The Irony: The author claims a normal database should just be one big diagonal line. In reality, a database only stays in a perfect diagonal line if no one ever moves, dies, changes party, or updates their info.

re: AZ Voter Databases Have a Problem (ZarkFiles Research Thread)
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/15/26 at 12:02 pm to VoxDawg
I wanted to believe this guy's findings, but I ran the data through Claude and Gemini and it turns out he doesn't understand standard database architecture.
The "Diagonal Line": Real databases never look like a clean line because people move, change names, and update their info over time.
The 15-County "Algorithm": All 15 counties use the exact same setup because the federal Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002 legally mandated one centralized state system.
"Clones" are just logs: He’s confusing active voters with historical logs, since the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) of 1993 legally forces states to keep "inactive" records of people who move for two federal election cycles before finally purging them (and "purging" just means changing their database status to "Canceled" for mandatory audit trails, not actually deleting the row).
Pre-1990 Data: His own table shows a 15% duplicate rate prior to 1990, proving these are just 35-year-old legacy logs from long before the 2002 HAVA law he blames for creating them.
They are cleaning the rolls: His chart actually proves they are cleaning up the system, showing the duplicate rate dropping from 24% in 2010 down to under 8% today (AZ has canceled over 1.7 million inactive records since 2020, almost 30% of the roll).
Bottom line: He downloaded the raw database file, counted millions of legally mandated historical logs, and is trying to pass them off as active fake voters.
The "Diagonal Line": Real databases never look like a clean line because people move, change names, and update their info over time.
The 15-County "Algorithm": All 15 counties use the exact same setup because the federal Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002 legally mandated one centralized state system.
"Clones" are just logs: He’s confusing active voters with historical logs, since the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) of 1993 legally forces states to keep "inactive" records of people who move for two federal election cycles before finally purging them (and "purging" just means changing their database status to "Canceled" for mandatory audit trails, not actually deleting the row).
Pre-1990 Data: His own table shows a 15% duplicate rate prior to 1990, proving these are just 35-year-old legacy logs from long before the 2002 HAVA law he blames for creating them.
They are cleaning the rolls: His chart actually proves they are cleaning up the system, showing the duplicate rate dropping from 24% in 2010 down to under 8% today (AZ has canceled over 1.7 million inactive records since 2020, almost 30% of the roll).
Bottom line: He downloaded the raw database file, counted millions of legally mandated historical logs, and is trying to pass them off as active fake voters.
re: Sec of War Going to Kentucky?
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/15/26 at 11:05 am to theballguy
He left when he was proven completely wrong on tariffs. He's back now that the war started.
re: Where does all the money still being poured into Cassidy come from?
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/15/26 at 10:57 am to Zachary
Thune, GOPe
re: AI in the Workplace - Open Discussion
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/15/26 at 9:18 am to Lazy But Talented
its also a different way of working with AI. Instead of editing or reading long markdown files, the AI can build interactive HTML docs for you. You can copy and paste different outputs via the HTML as well. I'm still wrapping my head around all of it too.
re: Owning Beach Condo in Orange Beach? Worth it or not?
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/14/26 at 9:59 pm to Fishwater
You'll get more advice on the money board.
re: Sad story out of Vicksburg - Son of former governor killed in plane crash
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/14/26 at 3:55 pm to udtiger
I worked for him around 2011-2013. He'd fly a seaplane from MS out to our jobs in south LA and land in the borrow pit (water). We were building levees.
re: AI in the Workplace - Open Discussion
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/14/26 at 3:41 pm to ApisMellifera
This is a cool article some of y'all may find useful for generating documents for sharing with others. Calls for using HTML over markdown files.
@claudedevs
+1 on what ChromeDome said about it moving so fast. My wife (graphic design) paid for some course and over half of the info was stale.
@claudedevs
+1 on what ChromeDome said about it moving so fast. My wife (graphic design) paid for some course and over half of the info was stale.
re: Trump’s latest “BUY AMERICAN” push
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/13/26 at 3:00 pm to BHTiger
Terminal TDS incoming... "There is no plan!"
re: President Trump in China: One of the most consequential gathering of humans in History
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/13/26 at 12:55 pm to Powerman
quote:
Xi rolling out the red carpet for Trump.
By not even showing up to greet him?
I wouldn't be too thrilled to show up either if the dude that just landed is handing my arse to me.
re: President Trump in China: One of the most consequential gathering of humans in History
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/13/26 at 12:53 pm to Powerman
quote:
Brother we wouldn't have started a conflict with Iran if this had any truth to it
You don't think the straight being shut down is affecting European politics?? :rotflmao:
Do you see what a vise Merz, Starmer, and Macron's asses are in? Do you not think this is affecting the "coalition of the willings" willingness to continue their Ukraine fiasco?
re: President Trump in China: One of the most consequential gathering of humans in History
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/13/26 at 12:45 pm to beaux duke
quote:
stop falling for stupid youtube videos
be best
You're right. There's no plan. It's just a fund raising visit. :rolleyes:
Venezuela, Iran, eliminating the USMCA. They have absolutely nothing to do with each other. Canada's only bargaining chip was completely eliminated when we got Venezuelan oil. China wasnt kneecapped when we stopped 20% of their oil flow (that was sold at a very discounted rate)....
re: Trump needs to save the auto industry and make American cars great again
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/13/26 at 12:44 pm to dstone12
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Make climate control with three frikin knobs.
1. Air temp
2. Air speed
3. What hole will it blow out of.
I love this about my Ram Bighorn. I can adjust everything without even taking my eyes off the road. I got my wife a Platinum Armada thinking i'd like all the bells and whistles. It just made me realize i don't want all that in my next truck.
re: President Trump in China: One of the most consequential gathering of humans in History
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/13/26 at 12:40 pm to beaux duke
President Trump is actively dismantling the post-WWII globalist architecture by forging powerful, sovereign partnerships with Russia and China, intentionally bypassing the traditional "Empire" networks of Europe. This profound shift leaves the old establishment completely isolated, forcing them to hold desperate strategy summits in Toronto to try and maintain their "rules-based order" without U.S. backing. In this resulting power vacuum, leaders like Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney are scrambling to push a rebranded doctrine of "principled pragmatism" just to keep globalist policies alive. Ultimately, the old system is collapsing because Trump's new world paradigm proves that sovereign nations can thrive through economic independence, entirely cutting out the bureaucratic interference of the European political elite.
re: Question on teacher pay raise
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/13/26 at 12:24 pm to Lucky_Stryke
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Think about it, go to high school, go to college and then bam right back to high school.
Some of them right back to kindergarten.
re: One thing I HATE about Trump is his LOVE for CHYYNNAA & Xi
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/12/26 at 3:58 pm to Covingtontiger77
Jesus Christ this dude is stupid. You think about as deep as a democrat.
re: Low MPG truck baws
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/11/26 at 3:19 pm to lsu xman
I haven't paid for fuel since 2011.
re: Just came back from China. Our auto industry is doomed.
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/9/26 at 11:16 am to Boss13
Their car companies are heavily subsidized by the dumbass Germans by having to buy carbon credits from the Chinese EV manufacturers. Audi, VW, BMW, and Mercedes literally went to China, showed them how to make cars and are now paying them to destroy their own industry. Green new scam.
re: Update pg 3 - 43" bar information home assistant display now in beta!
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/9/26 at 10:43 am to CAD703X
I dont know how i haven't seen this thread. Great work guys. My wife would kill me if I started another project. I have an app and novel to finish :rolleyes:
re: Occupations with the highest divorce rates
Posted by AaronDeTiger on 5/8/26 at 10:59 pm to Chuck Barris
I drive a bus and my wife is a message therapist. Im fricked.
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