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Post by Jim on Oct 23, 2019 7:47:14 GMT 9
Link to big to load from Here? Copy and paste to your search engine..Almost instant load
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Post by LBer1568 on Oct 23, 2019 10:21:38 GMT 9
Pat, I started using the "Net" about 1988 or 89. I joined the EDU crowd and everything was manual type, but you could upload/download files pretty easy...for a 56k modem. I remember using PLATO as a means to find and share data.
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Post by pat perry on Oct 23, 2019 22:47:58 GMT 9
Link to big to load from Here? Copy and paste to your search engine..Almost instant load Thanks Jim, this basic link below gets there fastest because all the extra crap beyond jets/ adds extra ads and content to the basic page that slows the paint time for the page. mentertained.com/50-unbelievable-scale-rc-jets/That's my big heartburn with the Internet today. URLs (Universal Resource Locators) can be hundreds of characters long compared to the basic link. It's especially bad on news websites because every one of them includes ad content to make money from advertisers. I hate it when a website says, "Sign up for our Premium subscription to be ad-free." That means pay us directly so we don't have to show you ads to collect money to operate our website. Remember when cable TV was about to come out and consumers were told if you pay for cable there won't be any more commercials to watch? Commercial free cable TV never happened and watching cable TV not only had ads but it also costed consumers more for cable service to watch than the basic VHF/UHF air channels which still had commercials. I have no problem paying for produced content as long as I get to pay only for what I want to watch. Like most consumers, I don't need 500 cable channels when I only watch 15 of them. As Internet speeds have increased sharply over the years it has accommodated advertisers for long URL strings that monitor your viewing habits so they can show you ads for stuff you don't want or need. I have to clear my browser Cache 4-5 times a day or it slows by browser down. We cancelled our Cable service that was costing $260 a month from Frontier and kept Internet and land line for $95 per month. Bought a $40 HD air antenna to get 60 local channels. Bought ROKU stick for $50 and added Netflix for $20 per month, so monthly we pay $115 for TV watching and stream over 5000 movies and TV shows saving $145 per month compared to Frontier Cable service. Don't get me started on 5G cell phone service that will cost a bunch more because its a much faster line speed. LOL Pat P. Pat P. |
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Post by Jim on Oct 26, 2019 13:14:58 GMT 9
It might be 2/3 scale and have a Corvette engine.... But I can guarantee you that at this man's age, he will have never had a sexual experience to match this...... My 3 hours in the full size monster will never be equaled and I have had 2 B rides.....The Old Sarge
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Post by Gene on Oct 27, 2019 11:48:19 GMT 9
Sweet
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Post by Jim on Jan 18, 2020 4:04:23 GMT 9
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Post by pat perry on Dec 23, 2023 5:30:46 GMT 9
Bobski and others copied in, Here is the URL Link to Patrick McGee’s F-106 forum that is dedicated to big Scale Modelers. forum.f-106deltadart.com/thread/320/big-scale-modelsIf John Pryor is a member of Patrick McGee’s F-106 Website and the F-106 Forum he should be able to connect with this link which has been read 8,365 times. There are three pages of information on the F-106 Forum on Big Scale Modeling from 2008 to recently after Covid began. Some of the links may no longer accessible possibly due to Death of the poster or changes in Website hosting. We try to keep track of the members and mark them DECEASED to keep their posts visible. Patrick McGee, our webmaster for both sites, removes members who have not posted in several years unless he was notified by the posters family that they had DECEASED. Fortunately, we have been notified of deaths of the poster by their family members and we can keep their posts marked DECEASED on the F-106 Forum for future reference. Thanks, Pat P. |
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Post by pat perry on Apr 19, 2024 9:45:24 GMT 9
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