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NASA’s SLS Moon rocket is 2 years behind and billions over budget
(techcrunch.com)
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Which democratic(* - I was going to use Western) nations do though? Seriously the freedom enjoyed by those in these nations and the significant time any global conflict or pandemic have pretty much restricted the ability of leadership in th
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7y ago
changed text because asking a simple question about how similar numbers of people does not impose the risk is met with down votes. it is bullshit dancing around the obvious, no matter how you assemble the number the threat is near the same.
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Well it is pretty much Zombie Apocalypse replete with all the reasons why movies, shows, games, and novels, always have the world become overrun. Yet people ridicule them for it and here we are, containment does not work in societies with s
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for an article which practically browbeats us with environmental concern and "brutal inequality" it really is odd they celebrate Noma where lunches cost on the order of $375 without drinks[0][1]. So basically we have a group of pr
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7y ago
Own a 3, so there is my bias. I doubt the self driving feature drives many sales. It does look flashy and even in its current form it can be very good. Do I think they can deliver self driving cars? No, but I also don't think anyone el
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All that is left is removing their names from code and projects they contributed so they do not exist. Don't that some won't try this and worse many will cheer it on. of course once that bridge is crossed they can attribute the wo
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There is no reasonable method to have a travel ban within the United States short of isolating regions by military force. At the individual level the only guarantee is imprisonment which is the not so nice way of saying you cannot leave thi
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7y ago
Going with their mentioned larger number of products but also throw out that manufacturers are good at creating similar products that have minor differences to benefit certain large retailers; some of which could use this to avoid price mat
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State of Georgia closed a school and quarantined the firemen who were sent to the school all on the account of a teacher being diagnosed. Quarantines of mass amounts of the population are not going to help, what needs to be done is isolate
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Well got to admit, the standard exaggerated imagery implies large battery savings where we really do not know how much it could imply and I bet it would be a big stretch to hit double digits. They may save on reduction gearing but recently
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sufficiently large populations leave rooms for many view points and with a very well connected society people of similar interest can more readily find each other. subjects that would die or not even gain traction can now find exposure whic
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7y ago
well Tesla model 3 can be unlocked with your phone and the key is no bigger than a credit card so it is the best of both worlds for me. Now Ford lets you in your car with a pin code on some and there are suggestions you may be able to start
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it was grand standing trying to curry favor from the outrage brigades on twitter and other sites which have turned into nothing but means to intimidate and humiliate. they were more than willing to put their own employees at risk and their
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Torture prevalent, effective in popular movies, study finds
(ua.edu)
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well not to excuse FEMA for issues it has had but you are guilty of the same issue many other are, you grossly underestimate the true scope of the problem you are suggesting we gear up for. I remember all the bellyaching over the response t
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Well that scenario is only the tip of the iceberg, negative rates are effectively an on demand tax and one you may not have recourse against. I am sure some very well off could employ money shifting processes to keep their money out of the
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The US use of it isn't the concern, we can regulate it and I do not see a reason for many agencies to have the tool or its like. What people should understand is once this tool exists then oppressive governments can either get hold of
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Now they will probably lock a driver to their service and then a new fight will ensue when courts try to rule that is not allowed and find a new class to these drivers in.
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Same with my subdivision, the local power company made a pass a few years ago and replaced every other street lamp with a LED. They also took the old larger lens covers to. The first observation was the it was like living with nearly a full
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I expect it is to imply they had no cooperation with the CIA as far as they know with their own Intelligence agency. there is a good chance the Swiss intelligent apparatus knew what was going on so if this complaint vanishes or settles quie
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I learned something new, the efficiency rating is really different than what occurs when in use, so 90% efficiency pans out as less than 70%. So the work here is to keep the temperature of the motor down to maintain efficiency. the difficul
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Does it matter that they are easy to spot when the damage they can do would be well underway before a trusted service invalidates the image? I am coming at this from the angle of, who would use this type of service other than the courts? Ce
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Odd list of appliance makers, Kenmore has their items built by GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, and Roper[0]. That is one of the difficulty facing consumers in that you might think you are buying from a better brand but in many cases you are not.
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Hey I am all for the industry voluntarily policing itself. Reading further into the article reveals that is action is warranted but not followed up on that NAD will refer the issue to the FTC who has the force of law behind it if they find
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The major reason is far too many people exhibit an exaggerated state of self entitlement which they use to excuse their actions including those which put others at risk. Some will do it just to spite others, some will do it out ignorance. W
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it is a badge created by a single platform, it only has value for those who use the platform. cultural, hell I bet a good number of twitter users don't know what it means.
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well if you are like me I joined not knowing the convention in use here so just kept an alias I am familiar with. people tend to rebel from true name account rules, some of this is exactly because of twitter has become which is a tool of bu
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pretty much ignoring the fact WalMart started a trend when they pushed their wages up in 2015 to nine dollars a hour and have reached eleven or more depending where you are. This in turn led to Target trying to out do WalMart by going a bit
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An idealized world such as that pretty much comes to a crashing end in any medium to large sized company when you experience what pigs you coworkers can be in regards to employee break rooms and even rest rooms. From messes in share refrige
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