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Dude... why is it my problem when something on your side won't connect? Here it just worked. From an exit where RT is DNS-blocked, btw. No problem from Colorad
by LargoLasskhyfv 2y ago
Dude... why is it my problem when something on your side won't connect?
Here it just worked. From an exit where RT is DNS-blocked, btw. No problem from Colorado either. Fix your cargo-culted setup. And I don't give a shit about what NATO says. There are some 'asymmetries' in which side does it more often, but that's it. I won't spoil my sunday by (re)digging deeper, just to spoon-feed you.
- belter 2y agoJust to state the facts. You could not provide one example of the thing you say happens all the time.
- LargoLasskhyfv 2y agoYawn. I did. With the two ones YOU said they wouldn't load because of certificate error. And really didn't been in the mood to dig deeper into the shit I've not exactly lost interest in, but don't cherish to return to dig deeper. Also having not bookmarked them at the times when I did. That would require finding and going back to sites of retired veterans from involved airbases at the times of cold war, where they sort of 'blog' about this, and honor the fallen where some plane didn't make it back, for various reasons, bad weather, mechanical failure, not being shot down. But with very detailed, meanwhile declassified mission profiles. I think I may even have learned about some of those sites from comments here on HN. (not sure anymore), too lazy too seek. This went on and on through the whole of cold war. Btw. what do you think have those U2 and SR-71 planes been doing? Maybe the russkies seeing that still as payback? Whatever, that old crap wasn't even what I've been referring to, only meant about the last two decades. I'm not making this up. But still, not going to (re-)search that again. See it as PTSD...(not sorry)