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by 0xffff2 1y ago
> Hey I see you're quibbling on details, maybe because you feel determined to win an argument to save face or something. Ha. Pot, meet kettle. Two out of the three examples given were not "tied to money in some way", they
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Housing is categorically a financial transaction. Clearances are a far broader investigation, but to the extent that they look at your credit, I believe it is also to establish your financial status, which is most definitely a significant c
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
> Credit scores are used for a lot more than finances. Such as? I'm wracking my brain, but I can't think of a single non-financial situation where someone has asked to pull my credit.
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
I'm from California, can't speak to the rest of the US... To me all except broccoli are perfectly normal pizza toppings. Not toppings I would expect to see on a Dominos pizza, but definitely to be expected on a "veggie"
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
I linked the UCMJ articles in a sibling comment. I think gp's description is correct for the UCMJ. Part of the problem IMO is that there are ~52 definitions of manslaughter/murder in the US (one for every state, civilian federal l
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Interesting. I looked up the UCMJ articles for manslaughter and murder, and the language is actually quite plain; reads to me like you are obviously correct that this case would clearly be involuntary manslaughter. In case anyone else is in
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
That just tells you that it has the permission. It doesn't give you any information about how the app is actually using the permission does it?
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
IANAL and the article is light on details, but charging involuntary manslaughter seems significant here? If the arrested airman negligently caused the trigger to be pulled with no confounding factors (e.g. poor firearm design or poor hols
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
I don't think I ever saw an actual error message, just a lot of black screens in various configurations (e.g. switching KVM between machines, waking up from sleep) and lots of weird little glitches in Wayland. I know that my Nvidia 309
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
I guess I should have clarified, my only personal (i.e. not work supplied) computer is a mid-tower desktop, which I'm absolutely not buying pre-built. More looking for how I can tell if e.g. a specific motherboard is going to play nice
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Meanwhile, I just tried 3 different flavors of Fedora last week and could not even get to the point where I could log in reliably. Never mind getting the handful of Windows-only apps I still rely on to work. I'm despairing that I may h
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Fun trivia fact of the day: BO was founded 2 years _before_ SpaceX. 25 years later, SpaceX has revolutionized the launch industry. Meanwhile, BO has only just had their first (and only) orbital launch at the beginning of this year. It'
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
There are a lot of variables, but very roughly, the Falcon 9 has cut launch costs in half compared to its competitors.
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Wow. That's awesome! My helmet back in the day was indeed a Shoei. I don't recall for sure, but I don't think it was even the absolute most expensive model at the time, but it was about the cheapest helmet I felt comfortable
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
What does a good motorcycle helmet cost these days? I paid $500 for my then top of the line helmet circa 2010. Haven't ridden in over a decade but I'm surprised by the implication that helmets _don't_ cost $500.
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Surprised to hear this. Back in the Surface Pro 4 days, the hardware was great. I made it through college doing 95% of my work on a Surface Pro 4 tablet with the magnetic keyboard and almost always made it through the entire day without hav
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Everyone only uses ~10-20 apps, the problem is that no one uses the same ~10-20 apps.
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Microsoft had a phenomenal mobile platform. The only problem they had was that they failed to convince anyone to build apps for it.
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Can I ask what bank and why on Earth you continue to give them your business? I guess I'm unusual in that I've been using an "online" only bank for 20 years (back then it wasn't so online... I had a stack of UPS ove
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
I don't want to ask anything specific enough to dox you, but could you share what state this is in?
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Property is only an investment vehicle _because of_ the lack of housing. If we actually built enough housing, it would no longer be a viable investment vehicle.
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
I do would really like to know that make and if/how well the thing actually works. $250 is shockingly cheap compared to any iRobot product. If people are selling a $250 competitor that actually works, how on earth is iRobot even still
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
The M17 (military version of the the P320) _has_ a manual safety.
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
In California at least, nothing stops you from asking about expected pay as part of the application process and setting expectations for individual candidates early. From the applicant side, I'm constantly amazed at how many companies
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
The "is a pilot" part can reasonably be inferred from "after landing plane". It doesn't need to be stated explicitly.
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Right, which is all well and good if you're a benevolent actor, but ITAR really doesn't do anything at all to stop you from intentionally committing (corporate or actual) espionage if you want to. There should still be controls to
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Huh? People used satellites as an excuse to not wire rural America for electricity? Starlink might not be as fast as fiber, but it's more than good enough.
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Type 5/6/7 engines (basically a pickup with a tank and a pump on the back) exist. I'm not a firefighter, but I infer from the fact that these standard firefighting vehicle types are used pretty much exclusively in wild land f
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
Are you in the US? All of the US military bases I have ever been on either have far tighter perimeter security than anywhere bar maybe a high security prison, or have generally pretty good perimeter security and are so far out in the boonie
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by 0xffff2 1y ago
There are failsafe images that are fully self contained. I would hope that even Starlink satellites are engineered to a higher standard than an automotive head unit.

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