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Deregulation. It's just a for profit business now. There was a time when a very strict government standard existed, surviving nukes and shit. Now it's just shareholders and P&L.

Daisy cutter, pure awesomeness. I giant muther effing lawnmower that clears at least a football field in the blink of an eye. Basically, you said it. A daisy cutter has at least the same amount of explosive as that involved in the explosion. If it was ordnance, it would have gone off like that Russian ammo depot mishap a while back. It would be several explosions, not just one big boom. I know there were two, but the second one was the ass kicker. News says it was probably ammonium nitrate storage tanks. EDIT: I heard that the radius was about 2 kilometers. That's Hiroshima sized, so it's no wonder there was speculation very early that it may have been a nuke.

Just heard from a neighbor that we may be out for a day or two.

Fuck Lebanon, Hezbollah, and Iran. Nothing to see here but a lot of dead terrorists that blew themselves up. You will never find out the truth of what happened.

There is something seriously wrong with you people.

Federal C&F is not exactly cheap stuff. It's identical in every way to Top Gun except the shot has less antimony. I think the issue relates more to the powder puffyness of trap loads compared to a high brass load the gun was designed for. Not enough pressure to blow the boogers out of the gas system of a gun not designed for clays. I bet you, there'd be little chance of replicating the failure using high brass buck shot.

The testing numbers are all BS. I can't tell you why (I do know why, but I can't post it), but I know for a fact, that an alarming number of CV19 tests are invalid. False positive/negative results are the norm, mostly in the direction of false positives. This is what happens when people with only a HS diploma (many just a GED) are the primary operators running medium to high complexity tests that they are not qualified to run.

All newly connected network gear seems fast..... Until the routing tables fill up and/or become corrupted, or a minor bug finally manifests and corrupts the firmware or configuration. If your firewall has a white/black list, that fills up too. Anyone who has connected a sniffer to a public IP has seen the daily assault of hacking probes routers endure on a daily basis. Hundreds, sometimes thousands of port probes and attacks a day. Even if they all get blocked, that can f-up a router over time too. With that said, newer routers can handle more bandwidth per channel/port and manage traffic a little better.

It mostly depends on the seller. Some won't ship a firearm to an FFL if it is not NJ compliant, no matter what. A NJ FFL can legally possess a non compliant firearm because it's a federal thing, but they can't sell it in NJ until it becomes compliant. Some out of state sellers will do compliance work. Basically, FFL can ship anything to another FFL. It's up to the buyer to work out the details between the two FFLs.

They are not taking people's money. They are printing new money. Even worse.

Trump inspired confidence that America is still strong. There is no algorithm for that.

I'm confused. Is this Kangaroo a crip or a blood. I'm a little rusty on gang sign language. 200 × 342

260 × 145

264 × 480

That make things a little more clear. Set FiOS router (on LAN side) to assign a predetermined 192 IP based on trendnet MAC address. You could also exclude the desired trendnet IP from the DHCP pool and do a static config on trendnet. The 192 addy becomes the WAN space for trendnet and 172 LAN side of trendnet.

Are you running two private address spaces concurrently for any particular reason? If you are, that's fine, I do it myself to double wall my security system. But, in that case, you only need to config the FiOS router as usual, no bridge mode, and just use FiOS brouter as gateway for trendnet router.

If FiOS brouter is set to bridge mode, it should not be assigning ANY addresses. It's only configured function is bridge and that operates on a whole other network layer.

It's not about blame, it's about resolving he issue quickly. If you do a hard reset, then all you have to do is set router to bridge mode on FiOS and you should be good to go. You don't get to figure out what the problem was, but you get a functioning network. EDIT: You should probably write down your settings before the reset.

When you disable the router side of a bridge-router combo, the device should not be doing anything but acting as a bridge. When you hook up a PC to a bridge, you will get one public IP address. If you are getting more than bridge function, then the FiOS "brouter" is not properly configured. Have you tried doing a factory reset on the FiOS device and starting from scratch? You have nothing to loose because all of your network mgmt will be done on your independent router. TV and phone are both managed on the network interface.