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2y ago
You would be amazed how many normal people dont have a computer - they have an iPad and an iPhone (or android similars), and yeah - its like that now.
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2y ago
What bothers me is that you need a prescription to get a mask for a CPAP - I kinda get the prescription needed for the CPAP - but the accessory mask - that just seems absurd to me.
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An Ex Rocket Man's Take on It: What Went Wrong (With Starliner)?
(exrocketman.blogspot.com)
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2y ago
A lot of these issues if not all are specific P1 P25, which if you're on conventional you're using. I find it interesting they treat P1 as if it's different from normal FM, it is not, its C4FM - so all the normal capture effe
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2y ago
I'm using EFJ 5100's and have a full KVL, and software that can make Christmas Tree radios. P25 Encryption is pretty good, in terms of quality.
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2y ago
You and I both want the phonepliance, I work in tech on highly complex distributed systems, and I use an iPhone because its an appliance, it works, I dont need or want to hack my phone, I just want a phone that works. I just bought my first
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2y ago
You guys did manage to get UHF CB, which we dont have a direct analog of in the states, GMRS is close, but not licensed by rule, you have to pay for and obtain a license, so its not all screwed up. ;-)
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2y ago
The thing you'll see if you read the oral history, was they could have made it bigger, but 5MB was so much storage then, they were unsure how to sell a bigger one.
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2y ago
I'm not suited for raising children as a primary parent, but I'm happy to be part of that village raising kids.
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2y ago
> Really bad look for YC, being a mother is literally the highest calling a woman can have. A blessing and privilege only afforded to women, and they tossed this founder out for no reason. This is some sexist godddam bullshit. Yes, mothe
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2y ago
any apartment complex that advertises 'luxury' is by definition not.
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2y ago
Particularly the North District of Texas.
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2y ago
I agree. I accept the (United States) need for nuclear weapons until no one else has any - but I'd be the first to sign up for not having them.
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What would happen if North Korea launched a nuclear weapon at the US
(80000hours.org)
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2y ago
I had the idea for a bookstore/pizza place/laundromat/bar years ago.
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2y ago
In the end, without successful business outcomes, there would be no money to pay the paychecks we all need. Its great if you're a technical person who has a clear vision for your product, if its not a product anyone else needs however,
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2y ago
We just send out an email when the boss is in town and ask folks to come in, and enough people do to make the office seem full - and that works, we will even fly people in sometimes.
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2y ago
No, you get an ISO you can install on a hypervisor.
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2y ago
https://vmssoftware.com/community/community-license/
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2y ago
they still have it? https://vmssoftware.com/community/community-license/
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2y ago
This is really awesome - it looks like it might work on Hyper-V now - the serial port was the biggest blocking issue to my knowledge.
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2y ago
the underlying issue, is that tab completion can only do so much.
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2y ago
Yeah, thats the issue, tab completion can only do so much.
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2y ago
You must really like powershell then. I love most of the language, but I'm convinced it was written by people who type 300 wpm.
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2y ago
https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DA-24-776A1.pdf Here is the much more readable PDF.
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2y ago
Sorta like fresh naphtha with the volatiles still in it, and everclear combined? That would smell sorta good, its a nice 'round' scent.
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2y ago
You act like this is different now than it was with NAA or Grumman in 1965, it's not. The nature of companies has not changed that much since 1965. But many of the same issues still exist, poorly defined requirements being the primar
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Yeah, I have, I've also read a couple retrospectives of Apollo by NASA - and some retrospectives of Shuttle too.
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2y ago
every previous thread this has come up, essentially.
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2y ago
I'd really love to see someone compare this to Apollo era hardware, I know there were significant defects that required rework during the Apollo era - this is an organizational competency issue within Boeing, NASA and the United States
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