I don't know what's worse, the Jags or the server hosting this board

Jags, the servers are good sometimes

What is this website hosted on, an IBM PC-XT with a 300 baud dial up modem? Its performance on game day is beyond embarrassing.

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"Remember Red, Hope is a good thing. Maybe the best of things. And no good thing ever dies."  - Andy Dufresne, The Shawshank Redemption

https://x.com/ryangreen1010xl/status/184...69398?s=46

Tried editing it so it can show the tweet, but just to add… since Shad took over the team is 61-140 which is dead last in the NFL during this time.

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Jags, the servers are good sometimes

What is this website hosted on, an IBM PC-XT with a 300 baud dial up modem? Its performance on game day is beyond embarrassing.

Agreed lol.

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Jags, the servers are good sometimes

What is this website hosted on, an IBM PC-XT with a 300 baud dial up modem? Its performance on game day is beyond embarrassing.

I think it's powered by a hamster on a wheel.

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Jags, the servers are good sometimes

What is this website hosted on, an IBM PC-XT with a 300 baud dial up modem? Its performance on game day is beyond embarrassing.

'I don't know how to fix it.' 

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What is this website hosted on, an IBM PC-XT with a 300 baud dial up modem? Its performance on game day is beyond embarrassing.

'I don't know how to fix it.' 

Meanwhile… Remember the Shad press conferences with the Urban and Doug hirings? 

Shad hires Urban- I got it right !

Shad hires Doug- No now I got it right this time. 1 year early. 

Pure comedy.

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I don't know what's worse, the Jags or the server hosting this board

Okay.......so it wasn't my internet service, then!

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What is this website hosted on, an IBM PC-XT with a 300 baud dial up modem? Its performance on game day is beyond embarrassing.

'I don't know how to fix it.' 

Did he say that? He's a dead man walking. LOL.

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

Giving it eight weeks.

Dawg. They’re fired after London.  

Press and Doug gone. Hopefully Baalke too.

They should be. But I just can’t be confident in that happening with Shad

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IT WAS ALWAYS THE JAGS

'I don't know how to fix it.' 

Did he say that? He's a dead man walking. LOL.

I'll see you in the draft thread lol

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Jags, the servers are good sometimes

What is this website hosted on, an IBM PC-XT with a 300 baud dial up modem? Its performance on game day is beyond embarrassing.

I realized after posting that many of our younger posters might not understand this reference. The PC-XT was IBM's inaugural model with a whopping 128k of RAM and a 10 meg hard drive. Released in 1983. 300 baud modem was the way users would connect to a service like AOL or Yahoo, or some other mainframe or minicomputer. The whole point here was that it was dog slow by todays standards, but much faster than a calculator back then.

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"Remember Red, Hope is a good thing. Maybe the best of things. And no good thing ever dies."  - Andy Dufresne, The Shawshank Redemption

What is this website hosted on, an IBM PC-XT with a 300 baud dial up modem? Its performance on game day is beyond embarrassing.

I realized after posting that many of our younger posters might not understand this reference. The PC-XT was IBM's inaugural model with a whopping 128k of RAM and a 10 meg hard drive.  Released in 1983.  300 baud modem was the way users would connect to a service like AOL or Yahoo, or some other mainframe or minicomputer.  The whole point here was that it was dog slow by todays standards, but much faster than a calculator back then.

I remember when I started college my calculus teacher required the class to buy a Texas Instrument 83 (TI-83).  The thing cost like 80 bucks at the time!  Which to my poor [BLEEP] sounded extravagant.  But it was the coolest calculator I'd ever seen.  

I think that's what the servers are running on...

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I realized after posting that many of our younger posters might not understand this reference. The PC-XT was IBM's inaugural model with a whopping 128k of RAM and a 10 meg hard drive.  Released in 1983.  300 baud modem was the way users would connect to a service like AOL or Yahoo, or some other mainframe or minicomputer.  The whole point here was that it was dog slow by todays standards, but much faster than a calculator back then.

I remember when I started college my calculus teacher required the class to buy a Texas Instrument 83 (TI-83).  The thing cost like 80 bucks at the time!  Which to my poor [BLEEP] sounded extravagant.  But it was the coolest calculator I'd ever seen.  

I think that's what the servers are running on...

My kids need those calculators next year and the damn things still cost almost $100

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IT WAS ALWAYS THE JAGS

I remember when I started college my calculus teacher required the class to buy a Texas Instrument 83 (TI-83).  The thing cost like 80 bucks at the time!  Which to my poor [BLEEP] sounded extravagant.  But it was the coolest calculator I'd ever seen.  

I think that's what the servers are running on...

My kids need those calculators next year and the damn things still cost almost $100

Seriously, they're still using those calculators?!?!  I went to college back in the late 90s!!!!  They were good calculators.  They can't be using them in college, though?  Are they for high school calculus?

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I realized after posting that many of our younger posters might not understand this reference. The PC-XT was IBM's inaugural model with a whopping 128k of RAM and a 10 meg hard drive.  Released in 1983.  300 baud modem was the way users would connect to a service like AOL or Yahoo, or some other mainframe or minicomputer.  The whole point here was that it was dog slow by todays standards, but much faster than a calculator back then.

I remember when I started college my calculus teacher required the class to buy a Texas Instrument 83 (TI-83).  The thing cost like 80 bucks at the time!  Which to my poor [BLEEP] sounded extravagant.  But it was the coolest calculator I'd ever seen.  

I think that's what the servers are running on...

Shucks, the TI-55 was so advanced when I went to college it had its own course.

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Original Season Ticket Holder - Retired  1995 - 2020


At some point you just have to let go of what you thought should happen and live in what is happening.
 

I remember when I started college my calculus teacher required the class to buy a Texas Instrument 83 (TI-83).  The thing cost like 80 bucks at the time!  Which to my poor [BLEEP] sounded extravagant.  But it was the coolest calculator I'd ever seen.  

I think that's what the servers are running on...

Shucks, the TI-55 was so advanced when I went to college it had its own course.

Texas Instruments...  It good damn product. A good damn company.

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Shucks, the TI-55 was so advanced when I went to college it had its own course.

Texas Instruments...  It good damn product.  A good damn company.

Absolutely.  My uncle was instrumental in the development of the TI-55.  So much so that NASA hired him.  My mom used to complain that she was paying for her son to learn what her brother helped develop.

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Original Season Ticket Holder - Retired  1995 - 2020


At some point you just have to let go of what you thought should happen and live in what is happening.
 

I dunno, I know this is pretty silly but I some but not to me. I am seriously debating on not being a Jags fan anymore. The poor showing over the last 2 seasons has been the norm but and you can laugh if you want BUT I became a fan of this team when I was a kid. My dad wanted to get me into football but I didn't know the teams and I felt like I was behind everyone else trying to learn. When the Jags were announced my dad showed me 2 new teams coming into the league. I saw my chance to become a fan from the start rather than 50 years after the team became a team. I picked the Jags because of their colors and only because of their colors, I was just a kid after all. 

Anyways the black and white uniforms are ugly and I'm pretty sure we've wore them 4 out of 5 weeks this year. The Jaguars are teal and should always have teal. So poor showing plus moving away from why I started watching them in the first place has me bummed, but I am loyal...ugh

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I dunno, I know this is pretty silly but I some but not to me. I am seriously debating on not being a Jags fan anymore. The poor showing over the last 2 seasons has been the norm but and you can laugh if you want BUT I became a fan of this team when I was a kid. My dad wanted to get me into football but I didn't know the teams and I felt like I was behind everyone else trying to learn. When the Jags were announced my dad showed me 2 new teams coming into the league. I saw my chance to become a fan from the start rather than 50 years after the team became a team. I picked the Jags because of their colors and only because of their colors, I was just a kid after all. 

Anyways the black and white uniforms are ugly and I'm pretty sure we've wore them 4 out of 5 weeks this year. The Jaguars are teal and should always have teal. So poor showing plus moving away from why I started watching them in the first place has me bummed, but I am loyal...ugh

If you've been following the Jags since the start, you know this isn't the lowest point.

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Texas Instruments...  It good damn product.  A good damn company.

Absolutely.  My uncle was instrumental in the development of the TI-55.  So much so that NASA hired him.  My mom used to complain that she was paying for her son to learn what her brother helped develop.

It's crazy how much of the history of computer development isn't learned by lay people.

My dad, rest is soul, talked to me for hours about how he developed the first computers using punch cards during my freshman calculus class.  After I bought that TI-83 I was complaining about how hard it was to understand it's functions.  He was a PhD in economics, and back in the 60s and even early 70s he was programming code with freaking punch cards in Bowling Greene and New Mexico.  His advice was basically to quit my [BLEEP] about the calculator and just learn how to use it, which I eventually did.  Once I figured out how to use it, the thing was truly amazing.  The way you could zoom in and zoom out of different formulas was mesmerizing to me at the time.  

LOL, I miss him every day.  He was a hard [BLEEP], but he always had such a great of way of explaining things to inspire me.  I just hope my son can get that same thing from me.  Sometimes I don't think I'm as good as he was.

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