Does anyone remember websites?

Re:Does anyone remember websites? by rb666 on Sunday November 05, 2017 @11:37PM (#15633464)

I hit "Surprise me" and first site it hits autodownloads a .mid file, that used to work better I 'member.

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Re:Does anyone remember websites? by TeMPOraL on Monday November 06, 2017 @12:46AM (#15633651)

I hit "Surprise me" and got this gem: http://g2mil.com.

I like that search site already.

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Re:Does anyone remember websites? by hawski on Monday November 06, 2017 @01:32AM (#15633765)

Great quote from this one:

> What someone doesn't want you to publish is journalism, all else is publicity.

> Paul Fussell

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Re:Does anyone remember websites? by fractallyte on Monday November 06, 2017 @02:19AM (#15633885)

Thanks for that! Superbly informative website.

Someone, quick - point Ukraine and the Baltic states to this article "The Tank is Dead": http://g2mil.com/Anti-armor.htm

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Re:Does anyone remember websites? by rev on Monday November 06, 2017 @05:59AM (#15634639)

Aand, come Russkies (that's what you meant, right?), Ukraine and the Baltic states would be dead by frontline bombers (look at Syria, American and Russian tactics are not all that different in that respect) and advanced artillery. Look, ma, no tanks!

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Re:Does anyone remember websites? by fractallyte on Tuesday November 07, 2017 @03:10AM (#15641716)

Well, it's (literally!) a disruptive technology introduced into the mix...

"US and Baltic troops — and American airpower — would be unable to halt the advance of mechanized Russian units and would suffer heavy casualties in the process" (https://en.delfi.lt/lithuania/defence/russia-could-occupy-al...)

BTW, this was a study from Rand Corporation!

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