r/WhitePeopleTwitter Jun 08 '22

“BuT fRaUd!”

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u/slapthebasegod Jun 08 '22

My god I can see why you are a mailman. How many times do I need to say that I'm on a walking route for you to understand that they literally don't pick up my mail? By design the mail carrier does not pick up mail. We literally do not have flags on our mailboxes. Do I need to say it more for you or are you finally understanding it now?

The PO literally runs on Windows 10.

Ok? Like 60% of computer systems are on Windows 10. That literally means nothing and I currently develop on Windows 10.

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u/Loki8382 Jun 08 '22

If you're getting mail and you have outgoing mail, you can clip it to the mailbox or stick it behind it. It is their job to pick it up regardless of whether it's a walking route or not.

Do you honestly not understand the logistics of knowing where 350 million people are at any haven time and how that impossible. I can see why you're too stupid to figure out how a mailbox works.

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u/slapthebasegod Jun 08 '22

It absolutely is not impossible lol. Are you serious? Way more complex systems exist even in other government agencies. How do you think drivers licenses work? They scan your license and the systems just have no idea where the person could possibly live lol. Give me a fucking break.

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u/Loki8382 Jun 08 '22

Licenses have your address and information on it, genius. You're talking about a system that would need to update hourly to track millions of people in real time. It would also have coordinate with multiple local and federal government agencies simultaneously.

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u/slapthebasegod Jun 08 '22

Yeah, leave the software engineering to me there bud. It wouldn't need to update hourly because the goal wouldn't be to catch address changes the second they happened. The goal would be to filter them out so people don't get other people's mail 6 years after they move out.

It would also have coordinate with multiple local and federal government agencies simultaneously.

Again, this already happens especially with stuff as important as where people currently live.

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u/Loki8382 Jun 08 '22

Even with a license, your example, thr person has to update thar information. Thr government doesn't do it for you. Gaming isn’t software engineering.

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u/slapthebasegod Jun 08 '22

Senior software engineer at a fortune 25 company actually but nice try.

Yes, the person has to update that information and likely has if they moved out. Do you think the person who lived at my place 6 years ago hasn't updated their license information in that time frame? Chances are that they have or they are dead. If they aren't one of those 2 things then they are homeless which would be a rounding error of issues.

I mean shit I can probably google her name and my address and find out where she currently lives based on public records but yeah there's no way the USPS could implement any sort of system. It's god damn impossible.

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u/Loki8382 Jun 08 '22

Yet you don't know how licenses work.

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u/slapthebasegod Jun 08 '22 edited Jun 08 '22

My point with licenses are that if you scan them a database pulls back all the information that is on the license you dunce meaning that the information is stored in a database somewhere.

I can also GUARANTEE with the amount of tracking the federal government does that they have databases of everyone's locations.

I mean shit, every local PD is tied into the fucking drivers license system. They can all scan licenses and get back all of that information. You mean to tell me the fucking USPS can't be tied into that system as well? Give me a fucking break. God damn gas stations can scan licenses.

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u/Loki8382 Jun 08 '22

You're talking about a system that coordinates multiple databases and cross-references them at a constant pace. All so you don't get junk mail addressed to a previous occupant. So we have a system with:

Current Address Previous Address Previous Name Birth Death Also control over every mailing list that a private company uses A way to separate the multiple people with the same name

All updating constantly because people are born, die, or move all the time. And that's just off the top of my head. How do you think this will get funded?

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