Fister Roboto posted:Yeah, it's extremely obvious that Donny went into this summit with zero plan and zero coordination with anyone, and then agreed to everything Kim said because he's a a loving idiot bobblehead. Same but his presidency as a whole
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mlmp08 posted:He flew on a Chinese-operated 747. Makes sense. I read an article a month or two ago that said they were shopping around for help because they basically have no planes capable of making trans-oceanic flights.
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I look forward to serving a 10 year prison sentence for making fun of Christians.
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I was thinking hours, tbh
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orange juche posted:They could be catch-up from operations from previous years, i.e. they recently put up 3 stars for CIA officers who died in a plane crash in Laos in 1961, because their operation was still highly classified, and its existence couldn't even be acknowledged until recently. Yo I'm sure that information could still cause catastrophic harm to national security more than 60 years after it happened, 45 years after we lost the Vietnam war, and almost 30 years after the collapse of the soviet union.
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Jun 13, 2018 01:04
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CommieGIR posted:Bandwidth caps. ATT doesn't have bandwidth caps on their gigabit fiber plans. 
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DoktorLoken posted:ATT doesn't have bandwidth caps on their gigabit fiber plans. Congrats on paying $90 a month I guess?
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Xenoborg posted:Congrats on paying $90 a month I guess? poo poo, $90 for gigabit fiber is pretty cheap.
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psydude posted:poo poo, $90 for gigabit fiber is pretty cheap. Yeah, would do that in a heartbeat if it were available.
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Jun 13, 2018 01:24
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They just offered it where I live, but 100 Mbps lets me stream 1080p video just fine so whats the point? Maybe when 4k becomes the standard, but by then there will probably be 10 gig and 1 gig will be cheap tier.
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Xenoborg posted:They just offered it where I live, but 100 Mbps lets me stream 1080p video just fine so whats the point? Maybe when 4k becomes the standard, but by then there will probably be 10 gig and 1 gig will be cheap tier.  do you think this is Norway or something where they just hand out bandwidth at reasonable prices without bullshit conditions?
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Xenoborg posted:They just offered it where I live, but 100 Mbps lets me stream 1080p video just fine so whats the point? Maybe when 4k becomes the standard, but by then there will probably be 10 gig and 1 gig will be cheap tier. There's basically no consumer routers, let alone switches, that support 10gbps connectivity to the desktop right now, nor will there be any time in the near future. Even enterprise grade access switches for the most part only support 1gbps access ports with 10gbps for uplink.
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Jun 13, 2018 01:36
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psydude posted:Yo I'm sure that information could still cause catastrophic harm to national security more than 60 years after it happened, 45 years after we lost the Vietnam war, and almost 30 years after the collapse of the soviet union. Overclassification is a hell of a drug.
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psydude posted:There's basically no consumer routers, let alone switches, that support 10gbps connectivity to the desktop right now, nor will there be any time in the near future. Even enterprise grade access switches for the most part only support 1gbps access ports with 10gbps for uplink. Fair point, but I still claim at present there isn't much to gain with 1 gig fiber vs 100 meg cable. Multiple users not throttling each other I guess. Also I'm in Oklahoma City now, I figured if we have fiber both coasts and every major city must already have it too. $90/month was AT&T's price.
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psydude posted:Yo I'm sure that information could still cause catastrophic harm to national security more than 60 years after it happened, 45 years after we lost the Vietnam war, and almost 30 years after the collapse of the soviet union. The soviet union didn’t collapse. It was a covert reorganization to prepare to actually win the Cold War in 2018/2019.
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On  More of a history question though... At what point in the late 1930s did the gestapo go from legitimate police agents of a sovereign nation to criminals. Because there was obviously some moral transition point before war kicked off where they weren’t yet legally war criminals but still guilty of crimes against humanity. And at what point could they theoretically have rolled back their policies and been forgiven for their violent indiscretions.
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they played us like a god damned fiddle
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Xenoborg posted:Fair point, but I still claim at present there isn't much to gain with 1 gig fiber vs 100 meg cable. Multiple users not throttling each other I guess. Oh sure, pay for what you need. I'm just saying that consumer networking products have kind of capped out at 1gbps, so expect that to become the standard for at least the next 10 years.
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mods change my name posted:they played us like a god damned fiddle It takes skill to play a fiddle, we got played like a cheap kazoo.
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M_Gargantua posted:On See: the US circa 2018
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I'm not too familiar with networking, so is it a recent thing that internet speeds have bumped up into LAN speeds? Back in the days of ISDN and early cable I recall LAN speeds being like two orders of magnitude faster. Is there something that is preventing 10 gig ethernet from being common? Anything new I've seen at in the aerospace world has been 1 gig, but then again we still are making new 1553 busses, so thats probably not a great barometer.
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boop the snoot posted:See: the US circa 2018 Well yeah, but I’m trying to quantify the real red lines that are being crossed and their historical analog. Because the outcome of the midterms is going to affect this a lot, and if it can even be reversed.
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Xenoborg posted:Is there something that is preventing 10 gig ethernet from being common? Anything new I've seen at in the aerospace world has been 1 gig, but then again we still are making new 1553 busses, so thats probably not a great barometer. Yes, you start running into physical limits of electromagnetic s and copper. Much like how CPU speed has f increased much lately like it did through the past few decades. The next step for bandwidth is optical and that technology is still extremely expensive and specialized to large networks and servers.
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M_Gargantua posted:On I don't have an answer for the history question, which is a good one, but the question of forgiveness intrigues me (even if that wasn't where you were going with it). I generally advise mercy, but someone has to be at your mercy before you can really be merciful to them. So at what point can the gestapo or the slavecatcher or the ICE agent be forgiven? When they're at the mercy of their victims, starting with the most vulnerable. If that never happens, any forgiveness they might get will always be questionable.
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M_Gargantua posted:On I think it was the annexation of Austria
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The Gestapo was the combination of multiple Prussian state security agencies, however, for the most part, the Gestapo itself was specifically always invented to do pseudo-criminal things and do counter-intel (which they were really, really bad at)
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M_Gargantua posted:On Strictly speaking I'd say they became criminals in May of 1945.
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UH north korea is saying that trump agreed to lift sanctions on them lmfao https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...y-a8396251.html
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mods change my name posted:UH north korea is saying that trump agreed to lift sanctions on them lmfao What you meant to post was “Trump agreed to lift sanctions on NK”
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Jun 13, 2018 04:29
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NK now part of NATO, G8, Trump tweets
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mods change my name posted:UH north korea is saying that trump agreed to lift sanctions on them lmfao It's almost like international diplomacy should be handled professionally so the other guy can't make up poo poo and force you to react to whatever they want to complicate things for the other side. Nah gently caress that, gently caress them, and gently caress you. I'll poo poo my pants on the world stage because preparation is for pussies and I'm a bigly deal maker who knows more about everything and anything than anyone else within a minute of walking in the room.
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McNally posted:Strictly speaking I'd say they became criminals in May of 1945. I’d say the same, and not from a base-level “history is written by the victors” take. There’s a lot of bad poo poo going on right now that, if we as a country survive this period, will be hard to be written about positively or even explain rationally in future history books. Trump’s presidency is hopefully the end result of a long, slow slide into insanity that began with 9/11 and deepened when we sent a well-spoken black man to the White House.
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pantslesswithwolves posted:Trump’s presidency is hopefully the end result of a long, slow slide into insanity that began with 9/11 and deepened when we sent a well-spoken black man to the White House. my name is reality, and unfortunately it seems we have never met before
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Idunno the depression followed by global foreverwar did a great job taking heat off the gilded age in k-12 history my concern for how historians study this era is whether it'll be "runup to the great war" or "fall of rome" shame on an IGA fucked around with this message at 05:11 on Jun 13, 2018 |
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Soulex posted:Apparently there is something called Vet TV and its everywhere as bad as youd think. wtf, Animal Rescue owns
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Noted awful governor of Maine Paul LePage threatened to ignore the results of today’s primary vote by not certifying it because republicans might not win. https://www.vox.com/2018/6/12/17453676/paul-lepage-maine-governor-threatening-not-to-certify-tuesday-primary-results-2018-midterms M_Gargantua fucked around with this message at 05:38 on Jun 13, 2018 |
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M_Gargantua posted:Noted awful governor of Maine Paul LePage threatened to ignore the results of today’s primary vote by not certifying it because republicans might not win. We need to bring back tarring and feathering for that son of a bitch.
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Tesla announces layoffs, about 3500, to become profitable. quote:Tesla Inc. on Tuesday said it will cut about 9% of its workforce in an effort to deliver its first profit during a make-or-break period of building a mass-market electric car. https://www.wsj.com/articles/tesla-cutting-about-9-of-global-workforce-1528827145?mod=hp_lista_pos1 Pretty sure laying people off will affect production goals.
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I’m on mobile so I don’t have the link handy, but some German market intelligence firm took appart some Model 3s, and they figure they cost about 28k to build. They retail for 35k. I don’t know what kind of overhead and distribution costs Tesla has, but um... that’s not a great ratio.
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Fister Roboto posted:It takes skill to play a fiddle, we got played like a cheap kazoo. People like kazoos
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