Re: CPF: The BEST Forum Ever

[GoCubsGo]

Solar has advised......

CPF down for days.

Is Solar still advising?

I have not heard. He has had some bad days.

No idea of what's going on with their forum?

[supesalemgr2]

Solar has advised......

CPF down for days.

Is Solar still advising?

I have not heard. He has had some bad days.

No idea of what's going on with their forum?

If I hear something I will advise.

[GoCubsGo]

If I hear something I will advise.

Thought you might have a backdoor channel.

[bannination]

Solar has advised......

CPF down for days.

Is Solar still advising?

I have not heard. He has had some bad days.

No idea of what's going on with their forum?

If I hear something I will advise.

If they need technical help I can try.

I think it's valuable for the internet to be aware of the crazy beliefs MAGA has. So I may not help them for the right reasons, but I will help.

They can also own this Conservative forum, be mods, whatever. Not the fake "Solar" offer with a rug pull.

[bannination]

Wouldn't surprise me at all if they got busted for CSAM.

[Vrede too]

Wouldn't surprise me at all if they got busted for CSAM.

A hidden corner of Epsteinworld? Have you seen any there?

[bannination]

Wouldn't surprise me at all if they got busted for CSAM.

A hidden corner of Epsteinworld? Have you seen any there?

God no, it's a baseless accusation and yet it wouldn't surprise me.

[GoCubsGo]

Wouldn't surprise me at all if they got busted for CSAM.

A hidden corner of Epsteinworld? Have you seen any there?

God no, it's a baseless accusation and yet it wouldn't surprise me.

[Vrede too]

Wouldn't surprise me at all if they got busted for CSAM.

A hidden corner of Epsteinworld? Have you seen any there?

God no, it's a baseless accusation and yet it wouldn't surprise me.

"a baseless accusation" vs CPFools = Karma

[supesalemgr2]

If I hear something I will advise.

Thought you might have a backdoor channel.

An Administrator was out of town and unaware. Back on now.

[GoCubsGo]

An Administrator was out of town and unaware. Back on now.

That place is rocking!

[Vrede too]

That place is rocking!

Solar has delusions of grandeur about LNF. Of course, he never trademarked the name, there's no "breech [sic] of contract", and LNF has no tangible value, anyhow. He is SOoL, as usual.
https://conservativepoliticalforum.com/ ... hpdra2pqji

[GoCubsGo]

They've been down for a few days again....

[bannination]

They've been down for a few days again....

Must really chap their ass if they've been removed from google as much as they cared about that.

(When I search they are no where to be found)

[Vrede too]

They've been down for a few days again....

Must really chap their ass if they've been removed from google as much as they cared about that.

(When I search they are nowhere to be found)

Web server is returning an unknown error

Story of their lives.

[GoCubsGo]

LOL

Hey Supes, you need to tell Tom he's got it ass backwards as usual.

The proposal isn't to remove Daylight Savings Time, it's to keep it and get rid of standard time.

https://conservativepoliticalforum.com/ ... #msg523334

[O Really]

These people act like everybody in the country gets the same experience. But there's a lot of people living on one side or the other of the time zone divisions that have different time from their neighbors across the way, and the result might be an hour later sunrise then the other side. People adapt, even to the extremes of Alaska - or they move.

[GoCubsGo]

These people act like everybody in the country gets the same experience. But there's a lot of people living on one side or the other of the time zone divisions that have different time from their neighbors across the way, and the result might be an hour later sunrise then the other side. People adapt, even to the extremes of Alaska - or they move.

There's a reason this hasn't been revisited since it last tried in 1974. It was the only thing hated more than the current system.

There would actually be a ten percent loss of daylight during active time for people under the proposal.

[O Really]

These people act like everybody in the country gets the same experience. But there's a lot of people living on one side or the other of the time zone divisions that have different time from their neighbors across the way, and the result might be an hour later sunrise then the other side. People adapt, even to the extremes of Alaska - or they move.

There's a reason this hasn't been revisited since it last tried in 1974. It was the only thing hated more than the current system.

There would actually be a ten percent loss of daylight during active time for people under the proposal.

Wouldn't that depend on each person's individual schedule? One year, because my firm had flex in-office scheduling, there were three of us who just decided we weren't going to go to standard time. We came in an hour early, left an hour early. Didn't have to drive home and tend my animals in the dark, weren't particularly bothered with the darkish in the morning because the traffic was low.

[GoCubsGo]

These people act like everybody in the country gets the same experience. But there's a lot of people living on one side or the other of the time zone divisions that have different time from their neighbors across the way, and the result might be an hour later sunrise then the other side. People adapt, even to the extremes of Alaska - or they move.

There's a reason this hasn't been revisited since it last tried in 1974. It was the only thing hated more than the current system.

There would actually be a ten percent loss of daylight during active time for people under the proposal.

Wouldn't that depend on each person's individual schedule? One year, because my firm had flex in-office scheduling, there were three of us who just decided we weren't going to go to standard time. We came in an hour early, left an hour early. Didn't have to drive home and tend my animals in the dark, weren't particularly bothered with the darkish in the morning because the traffic was low.

Opps, phrased that poorly.

CNN's Harry Enten discussed this using an analysis that defines "usable daylight" as days when people get both:
a sunrise before about 7:30 a.m., and
a sunset after about 5:30 p.m. �
CNN Transcripts +1
Using that metric:
Permanent standard time provides those conditions about 72% of the year (national average).
The current system (switching between standard time and DST) provides them about 69% of the year.
Permanent DST provides them only about 60% of the year. �
CNN Transcripts
So, compared with permanent standard time, permanent DST reduces the number of days with both an early-enough sunrise and a late-enough sunset by about 12 percentage points (roughly 17% fewer such days). Compared with the current system, it's about a 9 percentage point drop, which is probably the "about 10%" figure you heard. �
CNN Transcripts +1
The key point is that CNN wasn't saying Americans would lose 10% of all daylight. Rather, it was saying they would lose about 10% of the days that have what the analysis considers the most convenient combination of morning and evening daylight. That's a different measure than simply counting hours of sunlight.