ironick09

As long as we’re throwing shade at EU vs US, I can’t remember the last time the US had a nationwide blackout, certainly not in my lifetime!

Was it a ban? Also yes

They said 1000 engineers. Surely a company consists of roles other than software engineers, right?

i’m guessing you have a problem with signs that say “danger, do not enter” as well

Just goes to show how much people make things up and couldn’t be further from the truth (see other comments for why this information was released, this one is flat out wrong).

All of my apple devices have lasted multiple (4+) years. The only time an apple device hasn’t is because I broke it.

Which potential recession are we talking about? The one that was supposed to happen 3 months ago? or 6 months ago? Or 9 months ago? A year ago? 2 years ago? There’s so many potential recessions i’ve lost count!

Last I checked, you cannot withdraw money from a steam account like you can a checking account. Has this changed?

You think that’s why it’s taken so long to move off of IPv4? Surely it can’t be _anything_ else, like lagging support for IPv6 in newer network routing protocols, bug related to those implementations with IPv6, or sometimes no support for IPv6 at all. Similarly for systems and applications that just have no concept of IPv6 at all. To single out the US as the reason why we have not moved off of IPv4 is laughable, the US has a pretty significant adoption of IPv6.

…except the name of the site.

Honestly this just sounds entirely made up. It seems surreal to me that you live your life in fear, of what? The United States? Either that or you’re extremely over exaggerating.

This is only partially true, if _all_ traffic is tunneled over the vpn, then yes you’ll have this issue, but if the traffic is split such that only interesting traffic is sent over the vpn, then you won’t have this issue.

Yup, it’s been replaced by Meta now!

What makes you say this is largely a US problem?

Do you have any resources/information you can share on this? I’d be curious to read more.