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  • Imgur.com deleted this video clip of a jet starting and stopping a contrail. Why?

    01/14/2025 6:27:00 PM PST · by E. Pluribus Unum · 167 replies
    Imgur.com ^ | January 14, 2025 | E. Pluribus Unum
    I use my FR homepage as a scrapbook for things I find interesting online and might want to link to someday. I stumbled across this gif a couple of weeks ago (I do not remember where) and uploaded it to Imgur.com and posted it on my homepage. Yesterday I went looking for it on my homepage and discovered Imgur.com had deleted it. Contrails are one of those things we are assured are a conspiracy theory and that contrails are always present from jets. This gif shows that they can turn off the contrails at will and that they spray in...
  • Golf ball gets hit by lightning [Breaktime Viewing]

    07/09/2021 9:26:27 PM PDT · by ransomnote · 47 replies
    imgur.com ^ | 7/9/2021 | Imgur User: Thryloz
    17 second video at the link - better quality than the gif below.Golf ball gets hit by lightning - GIF - Imgur
  • Imgur Does Away with Pro Membership (truncated)

    02/10/2015 8:11:22 PM PST · by SWAMPSNIPER · 9 replies
    PETAPIXEL ^ | 01/09/15 | Michael Zhang
    Imgur Does Away with Pro Membership, Now Offers Free and Unlimited Photo Storage for All After being started back in 2009 as a gift for Reddit users, Imgur has quickly become one of the Web’s most dominant forces in image hosting. Yesterday marked the service’s sixth year in existence, and to celebrate, Imgur has decided to phase out Pro subscriptions. The benefits of paid membership are now completely free for every user.
  • Five key senators abandon online piracy bills amid Web protests

    01/18/2012 3:08:55 PM PST · by abb · 34 replies
    The Hill ^ | January 18, 2012 | Brendan Sasso and Gautham Nagesh
    Congressional support for controversial online piracy legislation eroded dramatically on Wednesday in the face of an unprecedented online protest supported by tech titans such as Google, Wikipedia and Facebook. Several key senators withdrew their support from the Senate's Protect IP Act (PIPA), including Tea Party favorite Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.), an elected member of his party's leadership. Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), who leads the Senate GOP's campaign team, said the legislation should be put on hold, while Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), a sponsor and the ranking member of the Senate Finance Committee, retreated from the...