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[Jacob Davis]

I don't know who posted this, but they immediately took it down.

OLD THREAD

[David Torres]

So with our tech issues, someone get Sup Forums to come help us

[Anthony Perry]

bumpz

[Hunter Parker]

...

[Nathaniel Howard]

Last time I was this early in a Seth thread Seth was still alive

[Nolan Sullivan]

the network is not globally route able there is no point.

[Wyatt Reyes]

Pol news forever, delete that and stay quiet.
>Pol news forever, delete that and stay quiet.
Pol news forever, delete that and stay quiet.
>Pol news forever, delete that and stay quiet.
Pol news forever, delete that and stay quiet.
>Pol news forever, delete that and stay quiet.
Pol news forever, delete that and stay quiet.
>Pol news forever, delete that and stay quiet.

[Tyler Mitchell]

not too soon

[Leo Adams]

>Traceroute Results for 160.35.80.1
>==============
>traceroute to 160.35.80.1 (160.35.80.1), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
>1 obfuscated.internal.network.com (0.0.0.0) 0.000 ms 0.000 ms 0.000 ms
>2 obfuscated.internal.network.com (0.0.0.0) 1.000 ms 1.000 ms 1.000 ms
>3 screwdriver.usshc.com (208.68.167.154) 3.232 ms 3.729 ms 4.213 ms
>4 * * *
>The ip is hosted at a secure location, about $14,000/year minimum. Hosted by USSHC.
>. 1 rack using 100Mbps of redundant bandwidth and 16 amps of use: $1179 per month, with no install fee on terms longer than 1 year.
>USSHC:
>The colocation data center was built by the United States government as a communications facility, during the cold war. It was purpose built as an underground hardened communications facility solely to protect critical communications infrastructure
>Be careful.

[Dominic Rodriguez]

So, if you guys missed it, a colocation center is a data center type station. We just got into some Cold War fucking research linking to this guy. Data could be metadata, and whenever I think metadata, I think the Awan brothers. Keep researching that. I'll get the link.