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Maybe. It would depend on how the government classifies it for export controls. The fact they've signed a contract leads me to believe that satellite communications in use by the government will be an ITAR control. https://e
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I think some people truly believe they are 100% correct and anyone who disagrees should be silenced. It is narcissistic thinking that defeats honest debate, or honest communication.
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Unfortunately while the thinking is correct, in reality a lot of information is suppressed and censored because it doesn't fit the motives and beliefs of those in control of the platform. It's a little too generalized but I believ
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This argument has been used to describe unchecked or open immigration. Those in need will migrate to those places that provide support. A crisis in one location will push those in need to flood into a neighboring location seeking help, whic
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I don't agree with this author at all. Housing First has proven to be very successful when implemented on the local and state level.[0] This author seems to be taking a strange economic view that just because it has worked doesn't
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Yellowknife is interesting because of its location. There is an airline company called Buffalo Airways that is one of the few to operate passenger and cargo services to places deep in the Northwest Territory.
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Do topless protests work? I remember turning the corner in Paris one summer and running into a FEMEN protest. A dozen bare chested women shouting. Their bare chests drew more attention, perhaps for the wrong reason, than the message. Like p
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by Ajay-p 3y ago
This article is really light on substance. Basically inflation has made debt too expensive to fund cheap entertainment, but what about the cost of making that entertainment? The billions wasted. I can't help but feel.. pessimistically,
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https://archive.is/gVQWy
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These are employees who place more emphasis on making their work known, rather than “focusing on the work itself,” said Nicole Price, a leadership coach and workplace expert.
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How difficult is it to return to work life from an absence like this? I see many young people living and traveling in vans but I think about what they will return to. I see that they work on the road (planting trees to example) but I feel i
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That is true. Are we seeing a repeat or is this a new level?
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I have long believed that speed cameras are for revenue generation, not safety.
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I think it has grown to more than the children of rich parents. Rejecting responsibility for one's actions appears to be indicative of today's young adults. Their behavior in schools and public suggests they feel entitled, and eve
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For some men having a billion dollars is not enough.
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I feel most awful for Softbank. WeWork was such a terrible investment.
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This does seem bizarre. French law requires payment for sharing even the most minor snippet of a news article. If I understand this correctly, AFP wants Twitter to pay them for sharing news links on Twitter's platform. It seems like it
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I am not a consumer of marijuana but in my observations of habitual users is nowhere near the same as someone addicted to heroin, and the severe physical and mental impact it has on their bodies. One could say alcohol and nicotine have such
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I resided in Portland for two years and volunteered at a free medical clinic. We saw many individuals who were addicted to hard narcotics and it was the same people, repeatedly in our clinics. Then new drugs would emerge on the street and i
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And the issue being that it takes a lot of energy to super cool those superconductors, and thus they can only be used in highly specialized applications. A room temperature superconductor would be like any other conductor, just much, much b
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I still have a very, very hard time understanding what all of this means. Is there an easy to understand explanation for a room temperature superconductor?
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Were the protest blackouts on Reddit successful?
2 points by Ajay-p 3y ago|1 comments
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The danger here is that AI voice will continue to get better until one day...voice actors are simply not needed. Perhaps a better solution is for voice actors to license their voice to be used in AI. Imagine if you could license Morgan Free
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How Did an Entire Sri Lankan Handball Team Vanish in Germany? (2021)(melmagazine.com)
15 points by Ajay-p 4y ago|1 comments
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I'm having trouble understanding the authors point, it's not explained in much detail. Feels like an economist saying "This is a strong American dollar. You can tell it's strong by the way it is.." Why are closed-
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Recess Is Good for Kids. Why Don’t More States Require It?(fivethirtyeight.com)
2 points by Ajay-p 4y ago|0 comments
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Gigs, scams, ghost work: India tech sector's dark side(context.news)
3 points by Ajay-p 4y ago|0 comments
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Bard resembles for me Google Plus. Banal and maybe anachronistic...
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The U.S. political culture of 2-parties is the root cause of this. One party believes something so the other party disagrees as if by requirement. That concept is now society. Persons opposing political ideas make it impossible to agree.
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Can the FDIC Afford to Bailout SVB?
2 points by Ajay-p 4y ago|3 comments

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