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[nuke terrorist]

You used to be cool. You've changed man.

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[therealjohnny]

I never accepted Blazin' Squad as a real band with their ten singers

And now there's this.

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How do they split the profits? How much does it cost to tour?

Revolutionary girl group tripleS are pushing the boundaries of K-pop | The Cover | NME.com

tripleS, the largest female group in K-pop history, are putting power in the hands of the fans they want their hopeful music to represent.

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[ann post]

their green room must be 100% chaos

 

[Kermit McDermott]

I never accepted Blazin' Squad as a real band with their ten singers

Where Blazin' Squad are now - unrecognisable transformation to tattoo disaster

THEY burst onto the music scene with baggy clothes, excessive hair gel and a crew that would put the biggest Stateside rapper’s entourage to shame. But Blazin’ Squad proved they weren&#…

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[egg_]

Revolutionary girl group tripleS are pushing the boundaries of K-pop | The Cover | NME.com

tripleS, the largest female group in K-pop history, are putting power in the hands of the fans they want their hopeful music to represent.

www.nme.com

I always thought K-Pop singers were kinda employees rather than bands. These guys are just a professional choir, right?

 

[Kermit McDermott]

I never accepted Blazin' Squad as a real band with their ten singers

You were probably more of a So solid crew fan.

So Solid Crew was a large group which has expanded from 19 initial members to 30.

There was also a sub-group of So Solid called So Solid Kids, which contained members Samantha, Skip, Frost, and Thrust. Skip and Frost hosted a 'So Solid Kids' show on Delight FM

 

[therealjohnny]

Pulp's Common People was released 30 years ago today

 

[magicbastarder]

Watching programs recorded off the telly and the channel is sponsored by a mobility scooter maker.

 

[seanc]

"
"The Category 7 (Cat7) cable standard was ratified in 2002. It was introduced to support 10 Gigabit Ethernet over copper cabling, offering improved performance and shielding compared to earlier standards like Cat5 and Cat6."

Yesterday I was told that the hired in 100m CAT7 reels were "the most expensive thing in the room". It did have particularly good insulation and "(disassembled) Neutrik connectors. But it's expensive to hire because it's fancy and new apparently.

I'd only heard of CAT7 three years ago, but the whole industry doesn't know it's getting old.

 

[pete]

"
"The Category 7 (Cat7) cable standard was ratified in 2002. It was introduced to support 10 Gigabit Ethernet over copper cabling, offering improved performance and shielding compared to earlier standards like Cat5 and Cat6."

Yesterday I was told that the hired in 100m CAT7 reels were "the most expensive thing in the room". It did have particularly good insulation and "(disassembled) Neutrik connectors. But it's expensive to hire because it's fancy and new apparently.

I'd only heard of CAT7 three years ago, but the whole industry doesn't know it's getting old.

As far as I know cat7 is a bit pointless as it's not actually part of the ethernet standard, so most people ignore it and use Cat6A or Cat 8 (or fibre). Is Cat7 used in your environment because it's easier to work with for temporary setups, or in places that need a lot of shielding, or some other reason?

Cat6A gets you up to 10gig, and Cat8 will do 40gig, but then most actual applications of 40gig networking are going to be in comms rooms and data centre and network backbones, where you might as well run with fibre & DAC cables anyway. I ran Cat6A everywhere here just in case, but I probably could have gotten away with Cat6, even for the 10gig i'm planning on putting in over the summer... Maybe i should have done a few fibre runs too...

 

[therealjohnny]

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[pete]

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Fair play, Deko.

 

[therealjohnny]

His Motorhead tshirt says Milli Vanilli

This guy is cray cray!

 

[seanc]

As far as I know cat7 is a bit pointless as it's not actually part of the ethernet standard, so most people ignore it and use Cat6A or Cat 8 (or fibre). Is Cat7 used in your environment because it's easier to work with for temporary setups, or in places that need a lot of shielding, or some other reason?

Cat6A gets you up to 10gig, and Cat8 will do 40gig, but then most actual applications of 40gig networking are going to be in comms rooms and data centre and network backbones, where you might as well run with fibre & DAC cables anyway. I ran Cat6A everywhere here just in case, but I probably could have gotten away with Cat6, even for the 10gig i'm planning on putting in over the summer... Maybe i should have done a few fibre runs too...

Stadium work uses fibre mostly and then Cat6.

That days work probably used cat7 just to be sure, it is a busy area. It is a temp set up. Really I reckon the client with the clipboard liked the sound of it on paper and knew no better.

 

[therealjohnny]

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There's a distinct "leader of the gang" bit in there; "I can take you higher than a kite, every single night"

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[nuke terrorist]

Least bad Robbie Williams song I've heard. I made it the whole way through it. Definitely better than Green Day.
Not for the first time I'm going to say Leader of The Gang is a great song.

 

[GARYXKNIFEDX]

No,it's fucking awful. Every beat,every note everything about it is familiar.


I would not be surprised if there was heavy ai involvement.

 

[Kermit McDermott]

Robbie Williams is the saviour of rock.

 

[chris d]

Every time I go to Whelan's they have moved the toilets.

 

[nuke terrorist]

Robbie Williams is the saviour of rock.

He's the new Gary Glitter.