Axien

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by Axien 4y ago
Buy a Cessna 150 or 152. About the same as your bicycle and about as affordable.
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by Axien 4y ago
Cessna did sell some new stuff. It all failed.
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by Axien 4y ago
The issue I have is why should an air cooled engine designed in the 50’s cost 30k to buy?
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by Axien 4y ago
Apple had a design philosophy that a device should do one thing only. That is why the iPod was so amazingly successful. It was just a music player. No meeting planner or contacts list. Just played music. This design simplified things and al
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by Axien 4y ago
So at the end of the day, did he beat the market?
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by Axien 4y ago
Was CP/M actually widely used on the C64? I always thought it was marketing to sell machines but never was actually delivered.
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by Axien 4y ago
I think its days are numbered and Apple will be forced to open their product to other app stores.
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by Axien 4y ago
That should give them more incentive.
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by Axien 4y ago
There is a reason they are #4 behind AWS, Azure, and Alibaba.
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by Axien 4y ago
That is simply not true at all. Most stock prices are based upon earning or future potential earnings.
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by Axien 4y ago
I don’t understand the end goal of the lockdowns. COVID is endemic. It is not going away. As soon as the borders are opened, it will take hold.
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by Axien 4y ago
A “Jump to Conclusions” mat.
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by Axien 4y ago
Actually you would hire the "drone guy" to spray your fields. No need to buy drones for use a few times a year.
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by Axien 4y ago
They will not get slower speeds, just deprioritized access. They are not guaranteed fast speeds … a big difference.
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by Axien 4y ago
So you are saying I have a chance?
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by Axien 4y ago
It is absolutely a primary cause. Adding more demand worsens supply side issues.
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by Axien 4y ago
Congressional action made it worse. They literally injected another three trillion dollars of infrastructure spending into an already heated economy. How exactly is the fed suppose to fight the government printing presses?
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by Axien 4y ago
It has been shown moderate alcohol use increases lifespan.
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by Axien 4y ago
Am I the only one that is bothered that the finger stop (or whatever it is called) moves?
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by Axien 4y ago
Why not redesign highways so it is easy for self driving vehicles to follow? You could even have it set up that vehicles are only allowed to self drive when conditions are right. Maybe signage on the road itself enables or disable self driv
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by Axien 4y ago
Apple, as far as I know, does not own spectrum. Therefore I doubt it is an Apple thing. More likely an AT&T or Verizon thing. And the service works on the iPhone.
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by Axien 4y ago
Actually the fact we have 10% is amazing. I would assume it would be much lower. The headline should say "10% of all Medieval manuscripts have been found!".
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by Axien 4y ago
I bought a house in 2011 and am currently on my third refrigerator. We originally bought a Samsung and it kept on breaking until the warranty expired. We learned our lesson and bough an extended warranty on an LG. That broke so many times,
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by Axien 4y ago
With thermal imaging, do snipers still rely on camouflage?
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by Axien 4y ago
The problem with subscriptions is the difficulty in canceling. To join XM Radio or the Wall Street Journal is quick and easy. To cancel requires an hour long phone call navigating through high pressure sales.
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by Axien 4y ago
Would you rather fight 100 American horses …
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by Axien 4y ago
It is a replay attack. They must record the vehicle doors being opened or started. They can’t randomly jus start any Honda.
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by Axien 4y ago
The technique described is a replay vulnerability. The attacker must record you unlocking your vehicle. What you describe sounds different, but even more scary.
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by Axien 4y ago
I wish we had better missile defense. It is 2022, we should not be living like it is the 1960’s.
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by Axien 4y ago
Solar and wind simply can not supply the energy needs in large sections of the EU.

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