She's a tripod, her leg had to be amputated after getting it ran over while dashing across the highway in Oklahoma city. Then I adopted her from this sweet family who take in rescues and find them homes.
TY. Her name is Nike.
Wow. That's terrible what happened to her. She's cute for sure though and she reminds me a whole lot of one of my now deceased female Pits. How old is she?
3. April 7th will be 2 years I've had her.
She outran you on three legs lol. That's awesome. The female that passed was the best dog I've ever owned. I used to breed Pits (APBTs) but I haven't in years. It's a lot of work and you want to make sure they're actually going to good homes. I love all dogs but I have a strong preference for bulldog breeds and the various mastiff breeds.3. April 7th will be 2 years I've had her.
Funny thing is, even on 3 legs she's. So. Fucking. Fast.
First day she got out and just bolted. Now, I'm somewhat of a quick runner but she's so low to the ground that I just couldn't keep speed while stooping to snag her up. But she ended up coming back while I was out looking for her, thank god.
Sorry to hear yours passed, I'm a sucker for dogs
Respect, sir. I know a lot of work and effort goes in to breeding pits, but they're wonderful dogs.
I would be careful using that VPN service provider. At the moment I'm actually using it myself, but cautiously, and only on a very temporary basis (for a couple more days until I get an issue rectified with my previous provider). Contrary to their logging policy claims they do in fact log user data (most VPN providers do regardless of any 'zero logging' claims) as they've handed over one of their customer's personal information and metadata to US law enforcement a few years ago.
for a picture of duran and barkely? what's the worry? I don't trust those places either, I do deliveries and i'm constantly badgered for photo verification, i guess because someone is actually stupid enough to go through the trouble to make the little money we do from it without actually being verified (maybe someone letting a buddy use the app). Anyway, they say that no human sees the photo, i don't believe that shit for a minute, it could be true but I doubt it. I don't have an issue with it myself, i just don't like seeing all the age in my face, the first one I took I thought, "oh god, i look like Robert Blake". The data thing is interesting, there was a girl who dissapeared here in seattle about 8 years ago, her family (including journalist Michelle Malkin) did everything they could to get her phone companies and google accounts to give up any info, I don't think they ever got any. The family hounded police but honestly, it looked like a very sad case of a depressed young woman killing herself and doing it in such a way that no one would find her, I don't think there was anything nefarious going on but family always like to cook up shit like that.
No, not Duran and Barkley. I edited my post so that it's clear what I was replying to which was the first picture he posted in the thread being a screenshot. I noticed he was using the IPVanish VPN app for his desktop computer. I'm an infosec guy, commercial software developer and a privacy advocate. As for Google, they have lots of data on all of us because we use their 'free' software & services and their Android smartphones. They in turn use that data to profile us, mine our data, track us across the web, and use it to deliver targeted advertisements to us based on the user profiles they've built.
Did someone accuse him of being a criminal? No. As for his ISP, VPNs aren't the same thing though they share a lot in common. In fact, one of the main reasons people even use VPNs is to hide their activity (traffic) from their ISPs. VPNs shield your network activity such as your browsing history from on-path observers like your ISP and from any third party that could be snooping on the wire.
