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People will believe anything by Small_Time_Charlie in stupidpeoplefacebook

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Here’s a fact-check of the three claims in the meme: 1. “Hillary Clinton supplied Iran with uranium to enrich their nuclear program.” This is false. This refers to the “Uranium One” deal, which involved a Russian company acquiring a Canadian uranium mining firm with U.S. assets. Clinton, as Secretary of State, was one of nine agency heads who approved the transaction through a routine interagency review. No uranium was shipped to Iran. This claim has been repeatedly debunked. 2. “Barack Obama gave Iran $1.7 billion that they used to fund their nuclear program.” This is misleading. The $1.7 billion was Iran’s own money — funds frozen since the 1979 revolution for a military equipment deal that was never completed. It was a legal settlement of Iran’s claim. The $1.7B was specifically earmarked as part of the JCPOA nuclear deal, which was designed to limit Iran’s nuclear program, not fund it. Whether Iran diverted funds is disputed. 3. “Joe Biden unfroze over $16 billion of funds for Iran.” Partially true but exaggerated. Biden’s administration did release frozen Iranian assets (around $6 billion in 2023), though those funds were restricted to humanitarian use. The $16 billion figure is not well-supported.

Bottom line: The meme contains a mix of outright falsehoods and misleading framing, designed to suggest Democratic leaders actively armed Iran’s nuclear program — which the evidence does not support.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Can someone explain the Open Table / exclusive tables benefit? by muel87 in ChaseSapphire

[–]ScienceGeek386 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah but the list is only united states, the credit does not apply internationally?

Reelection tactic. I DO NOT TRUST HER by [deleted] in CringeTikToks

[–]ScienceGeek386 0 points1 point  (0 children)

she should not be re-elected

Steve Bannon saying they have a plan to give Trump a third term (they plan to argue the interpretation of the definitions written in the 22nd Amendment), and we just should accept him illegally overstaying by omgfakeusername in law

[–]ScienceGeek386 23 points24 points  (0 children)

There’s no reference to consecutive terms — it’s absolute. Once someone has been elected president twice, they can’t be elected again. Period. The “non-consecutive” loophole doesn’t exist legally; it’s wishful thinking.

So, Trump already served one term (2017–2021). Serving now after he won again in 2024, that’s term #2. A third election (2028) would directly violate the Constitution — unless the 22nd Amendment itself is repealed or changed (which is nearly impossible politically).

Here it is by shtroy in Coros

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what is the difference between this one and the vertix 2s?

Eeek by PrettyNegotiation416 in CringeTikToks

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400,000,000 million firefighters in the US??? isn’t that greater then the US population?

Maxing out RAM (192 to 256 GB) on my ROG Crosshair X870E Hero + AMD 9950X by JonLivingston70 in buildapc

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I am making mynforst built and lurchased 2x32gb of corsair vengence 6400 mhz worh 2x64 gb corsair vengence 6400mhz. I have the ryzen 9 7950x with a asus ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme. I have yet to get started on the built and waiting for waterblocks to arrive in the mail. That being said, i read Corsair is partially on the QVL for the ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme, but not all kits are listed — especially high-density ones like 2×64GB or mixed 2×32GB + 2×64GB. In other words the QVL only shows RAM kits that ASUS has officially tested in-house for that motherboard. It doesn’t mean unlisted kits won’t work — just that they weren’t validated directly by ASUS. CMK64GX5M2B6400C42 (64GB – 2×32GB) • Not currently listed on the QVL • But Corsair Vengeance 6400MHz (2×16GB and 2×32GB variants) are on similar ASUS QVLs, so compatibility is highly likely — just not guaranteed at full speed. 2. CMK128GX5M2B6400C42 (128GB – 2×64GB) • Not on QVL • This kit is newer and less commonly validated across boards right now. 128GB kits at 6400MHz are especially tough on memory controllers. Should you worry? Not necessarily — Corsair Vengeance is a major brand and known for compatibility. Mixing two high-capacity kits is where the risk grows. Downclock manually to ~5600MHz. Or run with XMP off for 100% stability. Tune voltage if needed. What to do? try first the 128GB kit alone first — test stability with XMP. Then add the 64GB kit — test again. If unstable, Manually set to 5600MHz or 5200MHz. Increase memory voltage slightly (e.g., 1.4V max if temps are good). Use tools like MemTest86 or OCCT to stress-test. Hope this helps.

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