Comment by gchamonlive
2 days ago
> b) that he was personally downloading porn either at the office or a corp VPN and was told to stop by their corp It folks..
I wonder how much porn you have to personally download to be considered prolific.
EDIT: "Reality Labs executive downloaded nearly 20,000 files at his home for work purposes"
Yeah, you can't consume that much porn for your own amusement.
Yeah but some folks are just data collectors/hoarders. It isn't about consumption.
Maybe if Meta joined a preservation initiative, but that doesn't seem to be the case
I've seen anti terrorist police appear at offices because certain executives were trading so much porn they assumed there must be messages hidden in it.
The noise has always been about the UN private network which is apparently absolutely full of anything you might ever want.
We need an 'IP over Gangbang video' RFC
So the 'anti terrorist police" are monitoring porn transfer quantity specifically because they think messages might be hidden in multi-terabyte media transfers? What part of this story is even adjacent to reality.
like literally too, 20k films at let's say 30m average is 400+ continuous, unbroken days worth of content
and I assume this was just for content from Reality Labs. god knows how much other torrenting was done outside of Reality Labs IP
> like literally too, 20k films at let's say 30m average is 400+ continuous, unbroken days worth of content
You could run them in parallel, like a Zoom or Teams mtg, but with each square a different movie.
Would be more entertaining than the next status mtg.
How large a monitor would you have to have to play all these videos simultaneously in a jerkable resolution?
that's a thing that "gooners" do.
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Even if the dude would consume only the "highlights", that's a load of content, if you catch my drift
It's Meta so no doubt they're lying and used it to train virtual girlfriends for adolescents or something heinous.
But I wonder if there is software like Sonarr / Radarr / Lidarr / etc for this media... I made Radarr automatically download insane quantities of movies by following actors on it, I had to stop doing that!
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> 20k films at let's say 30m average is 400+ continuous, unbroken days worth of content
You are making the mistake of assuming someone can only have one monitor displaying porn at once. Have you never seen a real gooncave?
And with 365 days in the year and the need to have something on in the background whilst working from home...
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> Have you never seen a real gooncave?
So is this what Zuck's bunker in Hawaii is all about?
No, for example, people torrent vastly more mp3's than they could ever listen to
Being a tech, I had access to people's mp3 collection so my collection got huge but I never listened to them.
Yeah but then if you're trying to replicate Spotify functionality, then you'd need a lot of "dark" tracks so that you could listen to the ones you want to listen on a whim.
I download clips but I mostly don't really watch most of what I download; I do when the internet is down.
> Yeah, you can't consume that much porn for your own amusement.
Sir, I accept your wager.
I regret that wording, tbh, should have said "yeah, that's not a healthy amount of porn to consume for your own amusement"
I just couldn’t resist the Homer quote.
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