Not worthy of a thread News

[simple schoolboy]

[VinylGuy]

Very worried about what’s happening in Quito.

[bart]

Very worried about what’s happening in Quito.

Crazy situation, especially whatever happened at the tv station

[VinylGuy]

Very worried about what’s happening in Quito.

Crazy situation, especially whatever happened at the tv station

Yeah awful. But Ecuador’s last couple of years have been awful. And the cartel entered in a big way the last 5 years.

[dimejinky99]

Huge ancient city found in the Amazon

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-67940671

[Bammer]

There is a city in Washington called Humptulips

[Peeps]

tracking Tay-Tay's or other famous persons jet

I realize public information is being used to publish this information but it seems very creepy to me. especially given how many famous people have stalkers that want to know where they are at every minute

[bart]

It’s ok to track Elon’s jet, it’s ok to track hers

[Peeps]

It’s ok to track Elon’s jet, it’s ok to track hers

What if it’s not?

[bart]

Why wouldn’t it be?

[Bi_3]

It’s ok to track Elon’s jet, it’s ok to track hers

What if it’s not?

May wanna check that search button my friend

[Peeps]

It’s ok to track Elon’s jet, it’s ok to track hers

What if it’s not?

May wanna check that search button my friend

i think my point before was elon banned the dude for doing so after espousing how he is 100000% a free speech revolutionist. i dont think i said it was ok to track people and post it on the internet. though they have the right

[B]

It’s ok to track Elon’s jet, it’s ok to track hers

What if it’s not?

May wanna check that search button my friend

Can ≠ Should

[tree_]

Is it a cyber attack? Is this a snippet of what's soon to come?

[BurtReynolds]

Blow it up. Blow it all back to hell.

Also, my internet is fine today.

[tree_]

my internet is fine here at work, but cell phone service has been down all morning. I restarted my phone and now it says it's 7:02 am...

[tree_]

AT&T has encountered sporadic outages over the past few days, including a temporary 911 outage in some parts of the southeastern United States. Although outages happen from time to time, nationwide, prolonged outages are exceedingly rare.

Although AT&T provided no official reason for the outage, the issue appears to be related to how cellular services hand off calls from one network to the next, a process known as peering, according to an industry source who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

There’s no indication that Thursday’s outage was the result of a cyberattack or other malicious activity, the industry source said.

Verizon believes the nationwide outage involving AT&T customers “is close to being resolved,” according to Richard Young, a Verizon spokesman.

Carriers are notoriously mum about why their networks go down. In the past, there have been construction accidents that have cut fiberoptic cables, incidents of sabotage or network updates filled with bugs that became difficult to roll back.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Don't think this needs a thread. I'll merge into the not worthy of a thread news thread.

[tree_]

Sure Ruddo, just sweep it under the rug and nobody will notice. How much are they paying you?

[tree_]

my service is back online