u/personalalt1889

Does anyone actually know why Retro Rewind was getting DDosed some bit ago? They kept announcing ongoing attacks and such, but never a culprit. I understand that they wanted to keep this under wraps to avoid speculation, but I don't even plan to do anything, I just genuinely want to know why this was going on and what possible problem someone could've had with Retro Rewind to resort to that? Like seriously, feel like there's got to be some sort of answer that's not public.

I'm just wondering. I'd consider myself strongly interested in music, yet, compared to many others, the amount of music I've listened to is much smaller, in the dozens, not the hundreds or thousands. Meanwhile I commonly see profiles of people who have listened to and/or reviewed hundreds or even thousands of albums and artists. I just don't understand how people do it. I guess I'm just more deliberate and slow about it, it can take months or even longer to find an artist close to what I enjoy by digging around, and maybe I just don't leave my comfort zone much? Plus extended sessions have never worked well for me. Am I just in a minority here?

I'm not a Korean, but I often browse Google Earth out of personal interest, sometimes looking at that area. However, it seems like only within the last few days or close, the DMZ appears to be blurred on the southern part, despite not recalling this level of blurring previously. I do recall hearing something about how South Korea was bringing the platform to their country in exchange for changes, but this does feel dissapointing that we're no longer able to see these areas as clearly.

/u/stalechilibeans

reaching out, just as a test (am not malicious!)