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TylerE
2y ago
One major issue is that radar doesn’t work very well at low altitudes. The lower you aim the beam, the more ground clutter you pick up (trees, buildings, clouds, etc).
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2y ago
The ability to record has led the greatest expansion I musical artistry in human history. Ty it don’t think peasants were listening t to Bach, do you? Only the extraordinarily wealthy could afford to have music as anything like an every day
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2y ago
The other big insight here is that often making 50 doesn't cost much more than making 1, as much of the cost will be in programming and setup charges, not actually running the part. Sheet steel is pretty cheap, too.
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2y ago
Not much of a partition if it's on what is essentially an opaque unique key.
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2y ago
Yes, I do. Basically every possibly assistive option that can help me is turned on.
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TylerE
2y ago
Sorry, but I find this incredibly distracting and unpleasant to me. Yanks my focus every time I scroll. Any site using it is an instant back button for me.
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2y ago
One thing this comment ignores is the very non-zero chance, which increases with dose and time on the drug, of developing gastropwresis. Gastropwresis will ruin your life to the point where you may never be hale to eat normal solid food eve
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2y ago
Jet engines are pretty good, over 50%, and electric is more lien 75 ( not 100)
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2y ago
Very much disagree. Air to air refueling is done in a very stable manner at cruise altitude. Takeoff is a much more dynamic flight regime where things can go very wrong very quickly.
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2y ago
No navy would deploy a battleship today, no matter how good an anti-missile system it had. Only needs to miss one, and battleships just cost way way more than even a thousand missiles. Plus ballistic artillery just isn’t that useful comp
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2y ago
The article says the horses were in the Americas millions of years ago.
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2y ago
Electric has the virtually insurmountable problem that they have to haul the entire weight of the batteries around even if they are drained. This is a MASSIVE loss as itliners can burn off over half their weight during the flight.
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2y ago
Even if not “operational” you could strap the warhead to a conventional bomb and really ruin a cities next few hundred years.
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2y ago
Is bookmark sync, say, a “Mozilla service”?
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2y ago
Not said as a joke: It isn’t a conspiracy if they actually are out to get you. I am seeing my country go down in a blaze of corruption in front of my very eyes.
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2y ago
It’s not really inexplicable. Looking into evangelicalism.
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2y ago
This isn’t pulling out. It’s embarassing an ally on the world stage while acting like the spoiled toddler and Putin asset that he is. This is not normal. This isn’t even bad . This is outside politics and just flat out treasonous.
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2y ago
When the “negotiated peace” is “Russia gets everything they want, you give us every dime and your treasury, and we don’t promise to actually help you when Russia attacks again after we let them re-arm for as long as they like”…. That isn’t
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2y ago
Horrible take. We’ve just told every supposed ally of ours that they can’t trust us. Trump just single handedly set back International relations by over a hundred years. All that post WW2 good will and trust just went poof. You think German
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2y ago
Remember, Teams was originally "Skype for Business".
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2y ago
Ditto. I was around to remember the fglrx days on the AMD side. Ugggggggly. And that situation persisted for over a decade.
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2y ago
Ok totally authentic account with no posting history.
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2y ago
There's far more that. Privacy violations - https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/nxce6t/brav... Bundling crapware https://community.brave.com/t/brave-has-become-malw
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2y ago
Brave is, and always has been, super scummy.
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2y ago
It doesnt' matter in the sense that like 80% of what's in the typical American diet is far worse. All that fat that got removed was replaced with salt and corn syrup.
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2y ago
Have you run a forum, in, say, the last decade? The amount of spam bots constantly posting links to everything from scams to pints to guns is immense - and no, captchas don’t solve it.
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2y ago
Yes. These cuts will set our nation back by decades. Institutions are being destroyed, and with them cultural and institutional knowledge that will never come back.
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2y ago
Democrat is the only sane choice if you want a functioning government. Republicans have departed reality.
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2y ago
History has shown over and over again that you cannot trust the client.
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2y ago
Relevantly, in this specified case, the picture of their delivered food is shown to the customer immediately. This is more than a nice to have (imagine a large apartment building, where your food could be dropped in any number of locations)
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