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Any red blooded amedican would specify 45acp, and mention if the weight is the bullet (projectile), or the entire round (bullet, case and propellant). I have never heard anyone use a bullet to compare weight however, its very strange.
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Another paid ad masquarading as news. Shame on you NYT.
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Violence against 'undesirables', what could go wrong? /s While I find the classification of hate/terror groups asinie even here (juggalos? Really?) this is clearly a group that ocassionally makes threats. Be lucky this i
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Explosion has both a technical, as well as a lay meaning. This is just disambiguation, which I feel is welcome and hardly the usual pedantry.
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This has been a thing since the 1960s. Is this the elon tinted glasses I keep reading about?
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If you think you can move through NYC unsurveiled, I have a bridge to sell you.
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Facebook is alredy all of those things though, and nobody pushed back. Thats the root of the problem. Too many smart but socially myopic jerks decided their SV projects funding was more important than human decency. YC is part and parcel of
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Bingo. It hard to be critical when you are (or feel that you are) dependent on the paper for your grade/diploma/career progress.
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Bose were almost always panned after the 301 by audio people. While they have good design, their performance always seemed secondary. They were more of an 'I can afford it' thing. While I dislike their products, their branding is
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The alternative, tire boots, are equally asinine and more likely to damage the car. These seem fractionally better up to the point where they are hacked. Unessarily connected devices are a liability beyond measure, and it floors me that nob
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I used to dabble in model aircraft. A 'drone' is just a computerized one. I could regularly cobble one together for a few hundred, most of that being electronics. The body was balsa wood with shrink film covering, super cheap. Not
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How does this not explicitly violate the ADA?
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Can you cite any instance of these terms actually being problematic in practice? This is usually a political statement dressed in concern troll clothing.
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This is clever marketing, but not much more. The (at this time sole) comment is better written than the article. Am I missing the valuable tech angle of twitter marketing? Oh, that IS the angle... ok.
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What if the shoes were nothing more than adaquate, and the marketing alone increased the athletes performance? It is already a very self-selecting subset of many elite athletes with the inherent bias that brings. But shoes are only going to
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Good for you. Did it years ago when it sold to Conde Nast and the shadyness started fast.
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I personally think engauging with other people directly without a corporate intermediary is the way to go. /okboomer
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Early NLP was basically Grinder and Bandler trying to codify hypnosis in grammatical structure. Later NLP was the MLM/PickUp stuff. Too bad the two are conflated. It was an interesting concept until it was commercialized.
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It was the loud minority, but damn were they smarmy.
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How do you know when to reset the counter? You dont want invalid attempts incrementing forever...there is your chink in the armor.
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TMK, There are multiple independent implementations of the attack their current gen tech is based on. Any determined actor could hire a greyhat and have their own system.
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Most motorbikes overstate speed for whatever reason. Usually by 2-5%. I would agine your estimate was more accurate. There is a whole industry for correcting motorcycle speedometers.
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Programmers are no less responsible than architects and craftsmen when building bad things, or even indeterminate things for bad people.
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I see a lot of comments saying they would be afraid of skin in the game. I ask those who feel that way; why on earth would you work every day toward something you don't see yourself in, breathe and beleive in? That sounds utterly soul-
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Of all the times I wish MS had written their own browser, this would be the first not in jest. The web is not open if only 2 orgs can hope to stay functional displaying it.
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I just want to quote the most important thing in the article as I have found personal truth in it generally, in hopes someone who may not read the whole article may benefit: "If you are doing things that you wouldn't do if you wer
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Seems to go over well with the phrenology crowd if you get my drift.
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The other issues is that their sensors always report bad driving. There is no upside to putting one on your car.
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A little birdie tells me they always raise your rates. Deny them and thake the small hike.
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Diesel ignights via compression and does not require external ignition. For this reason, they can 'run away' and rev until they explode if somehow given too much fuel as the result of a failed injector or oil leak from the turbo t
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