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841.
by 15155 2y ago
Okay, can we expand these restrictions to voting? If not, why?
842.
by 15155 2y ago
Why exactly would the Breonna Taylor incident require the support of the NRA/ILA? How did that issue pertain to firearms law?
843.
by 15155 2y ago
Would they be able to profit if these items weren't scarce?
844.
by 15155 2y ago
How many peacetime bayonet attacks have happened in the last 100 years to make a bayonet lug a restrictive criteria?
845.
by 15155 2y ago
> finger printing Why? > background checks These are being done, what else? > psych evals Ah, a subjective means to deny rights. Also, who is paying for this? Maybe you should have to have a psych eval to cast a vote. > gun conv
846.
by 15155 2y ago
> significantly more dangerous Is something really "significantly more dangerous" if you can carve a part out a piece of thin sheet metal to obtain the property in question?
847.
by 15155 2y ago
Perhaps it's actually just a problem with legislation: if there were no artificial scarcity on these devices, they wouldn't be worth selling.
848.
by 15155 2y ago
Must be a thin concrete wall, too, then? Most tanks are low to the ground, as are most concrete walls: it's impossible for any "ammunition" fired at ground level to penetrate a bunch of ground level objects and then fly 18 fo
849.
by 15155 2y ago
> Some ammunition can take out a helicopter or blow straight through an armored tank followed by a concrete building, out the other side, then explode, hitting targets 18 football fields away. I stopped reading here. What magical ammunit
850.
by 15155 2y ago
I grew up in the US with parents that had a suburban kingdom, large back yard, swimming pool, garage for three SUVs, and workshop: I walked to, waited for, and rode the bus to kindergarten. "This is what they get" is false causati
851.
by 15155 2y ago
Where exactly can one purchase the MT8791 SOC used to make this board?
852.
by 15155 2y ago
Yes - but the point is, rather than tracking and synchronizing against an existing power sinusoid, you can track and synchronize against a global clock source and never deviate.
853.
by 15155 2y ago
A 7-24W laser at basically any wavelength will instantly burn the camera sensors out of these pods (and any other surveillance camera for that matter) - and are easily operable on drones or other RC aircraft operating in public airspace.
854.
by 15155 2y ago
No non-nuclear cruise missiles have the energy to pull this off.
855.
by 15155 2y ago
50Hz is so low that peaks can be synchronized via atomic/GPS-sourced clocks if it were ever necessary to decentralize.
856.
by 15155 2y ago
> destroy the three gorges dam Through what non-nuclear means would they hypothetically destroy this massive concrete structure?
857.
by 15155 2y ago
NYC is unique in that you have no choice but to do extremely dangerous things to actually operate in traffic at all in most scenarios. Streets, alleys, etc. are blocked or are narrowed by vehicles and a myriad of other possible obstructions
858.
by 15155 2y ago
This would have me staying away from iMessage. What other content is Big Brother not transmitting for my "protection?"
859.
by 15155 2y ago
Black powder deflagrates, it doesn't detonate (explode.)
860.
by 15155 2y ago
Nothing an aftermarket control board or MCU swap won't fix.
861.
by 15155 2y ago
Nothing a quick antenna desolder job or trace cut to shut that little vector down.
862.
by 15155 2y ago
Meanwhile, China simply doesn't care.
863.
by 15155 2y ago
> for the primary device connected to the infotainment Why would I pair it?
864.
by 15155 2y ago
Hello, Big Brother. Why not ban all old phones and cars too, to really ensure enforcement of this scheme?
865.
by 15155 2y ago
The issue is that this technology isn't that specific. Your passengers will not be able to use their devices.
866.
by 15155 2y ago
> But, there could be a simple “place the connected device on this pad and strap it in while you drive” type system Why do I have to comply? Is my phone not allowed to be used while in motion or something? Or is this required just to acc
867.
by 15155 2y ago
> get serious about anti-cell phone technology for the driver’s seat. How does this work?
868.
by 15155 2y ago
https://translate.kagi.com/https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/... Do we?
869.
by 15155 2y ago
> his air gun which fired 22 times at one charge I think these might be classifiable as assault weapons.
870.
by 15155 2y ago
> Altium seems to be the standard here still Apple and NVIDIA are using Allegro (or customized versions thereof.) > or even better KiCad is faster, absolutely not better. > very expensive Vivado is free for a great number of device

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