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01:03:09<Ryz>An article on Photobucket, even though it has last edited on 2017 July, it's still relevant: http://www.shubs.net/howard/replacephotobucket.html
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06:23:08<Ryz>Huh, automatically generating screenshots of old Geocities pages with a Tumblr account o.o;: https://oneterabyteofkilobyteage.tumblr.com/
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07:22:12<Wayward>If only it became trendy to rename small towns after websites, like it was to tattoo them across your forehead for a million dollars. Imagine if we had a Geocities.com, Idaho or a Photobucket, Missouri.
07:22:58<Wayward>Zombocom, New Mexico
07:54:04<G4te_Keep3r>dc renamed to yahoo answers
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11:58:56<@HCross>Wayward: there were plans to rename stations on the London Underground with corporate sponsorship
11:59:10<@HCross>so you might change for the Central line at Barclays station
11:59:11<@HCross>type thing
11:59:52<@HCross>https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/apr/23/london-underground-agrees-first-tube-station-sponsorship-marathon-canada-water
12:00:19<@OrIdow6>Wayward may already be referencing it, but the town thing did happen with Truth or Consequences, New Mexico
12:00:34<Wayward>HCross, heh. but that stuff happens all the time. In the U.S., we have sky scrapers and sports stadiums that change names every 5, 10, 20 years.
12:00:48<Wayward>OrIdow6: you're good :)
12:00:59<@HCross>yep, same here
12:01:08<Wayward>But people did tattoo web addresses on their faces
12:01:27<rewby>We have some corporately named stations here. Not that many though
12:01:33<@HCross>was fun during the 2012 Olympics here, as a lot of them had to change names back
12:01:50<Wayward>Interestingly, Truth or Consequences still has its name some 80 years later, which is what would make a Geocities, Idaho rather amusing.
12:02:09<@HCross>like the o2 Arena (which hosted the gymnastics and basketball) had to be renamed for the period
12:03:07<Wayward>I'm sure T-or-C made sense to people back in the 60's, but by the time the film Deliverance came out, they might have considered changing it back to Hotsprings, New Mexico.
12:06:19<@HCross>very British thing: we have sponsored roundabouts
12:07:52<Wayward>though, might not be long before corporations start actually buying up entire cities. and not just small community townships
12:09:15<Wayward>rezone an entire area code as one commercial property with one postal address, and impose corporate rules in place of laws
12:19:35<lunik1>that big sideways roundabout in London is also sponsored
12:23:14<Wayward>i want to see a sideways roundabout
12:23:54<lunik1>https://www.lastminute.com/tickets/sites/default/files/styles/media_slider/public/LondonEye_PS1_23-01-20.jpg
12:25:29<Wayward>that's a ferris wheel. i thought you meant one of these. https://acecnebraska.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Photo-3-FHU-Roundabout.jpg
12:37:34<@OrIdow6>I was thinking of something like https://images.eurogamer.net/modojo.com/features/601/rainbowroad.jpg
12:39:05<Wayward>heh
12:39:56<Wayward>i figured out that image i posted must be computer generated. 3 of the cars on the right just hit a man and they're leaving bloody tire tracks
12:40:32<Wayward>roundabouts are dangerous
12:41:44<@HCross>Wayward: lunik1 it used to be sponsored by British Airways which I always found quite amusing
12:41:49<rewby>I think that's meant to be the rear lights
12:43:23<@HCross>TIL: British Airways were the original owners of the London Eye
12:45:18<@HCross>ouch, "These agreements gave Tussauds 100% ownership and resolved the debt from the Eye's construction loan from British Airways, which stood at more than £150 million by mid-2005 and had been charging an interest rate of 25% per annum."
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16:15:26<atphoenix>There was a Google Kansas
16:16:04<atphoenix>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topeka,_Kansas#Google,_Kansas
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18:05:22<Wayward>heh.
18:06:02<Wayward>for gigabit fiber service, I'd change my name to Google for *more* than a month.
19:19:53<atphoenix>what is a good price for a gigabit connection?
19:20:25<atphoenix>esp symmetrical gigabit fiber
19:21:17<@HCross>depends where
20:23:54<Wayward>hopefully Starlink drives a massive massive push for sudden cheap fiber installation nationwide
20:24:02<Wayward>(in the US)
20:24:45<Wayward>ADSL should be completely dead within 3-5 years.
20:25:43<Wayward>I think the average American is paying $60 a month for 8 to 12 mbit
20:32:18<fuzzy8021>unfortunately Wayward getting fiber out in the rural areas isnt cheap
20:32:44<Wayward>fuzzy8021: with cell towers, all rural areas have fiber today
20:33:00<Wayward>i'm not even talking about farm country. suburbs would be nice.
20:33:34<Wayward>my folks live just 10 miles outside of one of the top-10 largest US cities, in a very dense suburb, and they're on 12 mbit ADSL.
20:33:50<fuzzy8021>im talking farm country. 1-2 houses per mile if your lucky
20:34:18<Wayward>there is no excuse why my folks don't have 100 mbit fiber to their doorstep, like they have had in Sweden for 20 years.
20:34:35<Wayward>let alone 10 gbit like in much of europe
20:35:52<Wayward>i live right next to a college campus, and I can can only get 8 mbit. there's a 4g cell tower next to me
20:36:45<Wayward>the engineers told me the tower has 5 gbit fiber, but the 4g is throttled so people don't dump their ADSL accounts and switch to teathering full time
20:38:01<Wayward>they want you to keep paying out both ends.
20:38:32<fuzzy8021>hehe alot of where i am towers are 4g but signal doesnt reach much of anywhere
20:39:44<Wayward>of course, my phone company owns a handfull of movie companies, and they don't want people pirating films or switching completely to netflix.
20:39:50<Wayward>gotta make those theater ticket sales
20:58:38<spirit2>is torrentbytes dead?
21:49:04<atphoenix>spirit2, yes per twitter?
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