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Fatnino
3y ago
There is still an argument to be made for him having killed himself. He was facing inevitable life in prison while branded as a pedophile. Frankly, offing himself to avoid that was the most logical move.
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3y ago
The ubiquity of everyone carrying a tracker means that you can manufacture a nearly perfect alibi by simply leaving your phone at home when going out to do crimes.
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3y ago
Say there is an outage at the 911 call center. Now you try to call, don't get through, and your phone writes off that tower. Who were you planning to call after 911? Too bad, should have placed that call first.
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3y ago
What a stupid arrangement. Why didn't they get a normal FM license and let the AM license go?
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3y ago
A major problem with this "helpful" FCC scheme is that FM sounds way way better than AM. So, if anything, simulcasting drives listeners off the AM side and into the much better quality FM side.
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3y ago
The vitriol he received from that video basically drove his main channel into hibernation.
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3y ago
Salton sea. Trickle down. I see what you did there.
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3y ago
Stanford campus is, I would say, hostile to cars. Stanford is a very big place as far as university campuses go and besides a loop road around the edges there are only a few roads that go to the inside and a lot of it you simply can't
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3y ago
Well this one isnt being reused. But the passenger payloads deployed correctly, so we'll count that as walking away.
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3y ago
A lot of that corn goes into ethanol instead.
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3y ago
Covid makes for a very strange divot in all aviation statistics.
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3y ago
I'd be willing to bet it was safer to fly right before the 737 MAX was introduced than right now. Just a gut feeling.
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3y ago
My dad used to use Norton commander all the time on DOS. When I introduced him to midnight commander he was very happy to have basically the same thing but on linux.
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3y ago
My dad keeps an old inkjet printer of some brand I forget right now. It refuses to scan without ink. So he has some ink cartridges that he puts in when he wants to print or scan and the rest of the time they are removed and the orange plast
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3y ago
Chatgpt will not get offended when you call it out. Even when it was right and you are wrong. You call it out and now your incorrect notion is gospel as far as chatgpt is concerned. How can that possibly teach you anything?
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3y ago
Very roughly, it's the same distance from Hong Kong to New York through either Panama or Suez. Like if one raises transit tolls the ships can immediately chose to go through the other. But to directly answer your wish, this site does e
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3y ago
You pay taxes, the people in flood zone pay taxes. The same. Then on top of that, flood zone residents have to pay extra for the flood insurance.
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3y ago
Back in 2008 I would hang out in the wiihomebrew irc channels and some of the people in there were 15 or 16 year olds just figuring out how this works on their own after/instead of doing homework. Some of them have gone on to be names
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3y ago
Only sort of. People who live in flood zones are subsidizing all the other people in the flood zones much more than say a homeowner in Colorado.
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3y ago
Colorado is pretty big too. And I don't think there is anywhere in California that isn't like a 3-4 hour drive from not California (downtown during rush hour not withstanding). That said, if you do want to stay in California you c
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3y ago
Palo Alto is like this. Northern, wealthier, part of the city got all the power lines put underground and then the money for the program "ran out" before they could get around to doing it for the southern, slightly less affluent,
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3y ago
That insurance not cheap.
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3y ago
I've seen it said that it takes 10 halflives for something to decay all the way away. So like 1000 years for this to flush itself.
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3y ago
Time only really matters for the ships. A ship sitting around, full or empty, is burning money. But if a shipping container is delayed a little waiting for a ship it's no big deal.
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3y ago
That's why there are two wings.
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3y ago
I have a friend who is... slow. He uses a dedicated GPS device in his car and it speaks directions very slowly. Seems to work for him.
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3y ago
And indeed, we are talking about Firefox on android here.
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3y ago
From Japan?
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3y ago
A stuck open valve would explain all this. Not saying that is what happened, just that it's a theory that also fits. One of the maneuvering engines gets stuck on while trying orient the solar panel at mission start. Loss attitude autho
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3y ago
I can tell you first hand that cassette audio could wear out too.
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