Again, following more tips from various threads, I switched from Ipv4 to ipv6 in ED network settings. The ping was above 500ms consistently which documentation says is not that good. After reading through more threads on this, I decided to take a closer look at what my ping was in the Network settings in ED.
That helped reduce the number of times this scenario occurred but it still happened. Thanks to advice from others here, I started waiting a bit before hitting the disembark button on the lower panel. This happened at least 2 or 3 times in a couple hours of exobio hunting. After exiting to the main menu and returning, my SRV is stowed back on the ship and I'm a kilometer or so away from my ship on foot. For a while I had persistent problems with getting out of my SRV to scan exobio only to have the black screen appear with no hope of the on foot scenario loading. Watch a preview for the film above, and tune in tomorrow and next Tuesday ( check your local listings) for more of FRONTLINE’s coverage of the financial crisis.Thought I'd drop this today in hopes it might help someone else. “FRONTLINE finds plenty of blame to go around (Goldman Sachs and CEO Lloyd Blankfein take a particular bruising), but is most devastating in its dissection of the chummy collusion between bankers and the government leaders who should have been watch-dogging them.” “The program feels fresh and vivid - and takes no prisoners,” writes Evans. It offers play-by-play accounts of several secret meetings that permanently altered the financial system.
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history, a series of decisions that rewrote the rules of government and fueled a debate that would alter the country’s political landscape. In the second hour, FRONTLINE investigates the largest government bailout in U.S. Regulators, who had often stood on the sideline and allowed Wall Street to police itself, saw the ugly consequences rapidly unfold before them. And when the housing bubble burst, the credit default swaps - originally designed to stabilize the system - brought the global economy to its knees. But despite the money flowing into banks’ coffers, credit default swaps also loaded the financial system with lethal risk. In the first hour, FRONTLINE takes you inside the rapid rise of credit default swaps, including the voices of those who created them. With the real estate market booming, bankers successfully tweaked the credit default swap to bundle up and sell home mortgage loans to eager investors. “But it’s a compact and thorough lesson.”
“Money, Power and Wall Streetis demanding - this isn’t Finance for Dummies,” Evans writes in the review. ”įRONTLINE’s four-hour epic on the global financial crisis - the first two hours of which air tomorrow evening - goes inside the struggles to rescue and repair a shattered economy, exploring key decisions, missed opportunities and the unprecedented and uneasy partnership between government leaders and titans of finance. The ensuing saga between that pivotal retreat and the start of the 2008 global financial crisis are “defined by daunting complexity,” writes Greg Evans in Bloomberg Businessweek today. But the first two hours of Money, Power and Wall Street, he adds, does an “exemplary job of walking viewers through. Fourteen years later, they watched in horror as that global system - weighed down by the risk of credit default swaps tied to morgtage loans - collapsed. dreamed up the “credit default swap” - a complicated derivative they hoped would help manage risk and stabilize the financial system. In 1994, a team of young, 20-something JPMorgan bankers on a retreat in Boca Raton, Fla.
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