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I own adsb-router.com (currently unused) and would be glad to donate the domain and leadership expertise in governance and managing crowdsourced type sites (i own and manage radioreference.com and broadcastify.com). you can contact me thro
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Bears make money. Pigs get slaughtered. Careful.
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Shadow nefarious techniques are the best. Don't give them clear indications that there is a problem. For example, I had an app developer start stealing API content, so once I determined points to key from them, instead of blocking the
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The western United States was pretty wild for a while until it was "tamed"
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This really was an outstanding read and take on Elon, Twitter, and what's coming up. But it literally could not have been posted in a worse medium for communicating this message. I felt like I had to pat my head and rub my tummy at th
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A contract with say, American Airlines, will most certainly not be anywhere near 25K/month per plane.
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2. How is their employer not providing this functionality? I'll tell you how. It's because the app doesn't exist under the regime of a CIO and multiple layers of project managers, program managers, extensive regulatory requ
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Anonymous Addresses != Private
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Cash is definitely not untraceable. There are literally serial numbers on every bill printed in the United States.
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You uncover a single entity in a public ledger and it's like pulling a thread that opens up a gold mine. The ledger as a permanent history available to the world, in real time, of every single transaction.
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The equipment is indeed defective. If your receiver is able to be overloaded by adjacent channel interference because you as the designed neglected to install a bandpass filter on such a critical piece of equipment, and it wasn't disc
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It is important to note that 5G and aircraft radar altimeters do NOT operate or coexist on the same frequencies. The problem is that 5G frequencies are close to radar altimeter c-band frequencies and the issue lies with certain aircraft
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This is a maddening writeup to read, only because for developers and business owners the single most important part of our businesses, receiving money from paying customers, is also the most excruciating, arbitrary, and frustrating part of
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Here I am thinking this was a web based IDE for developing user interfaces for Ring cameras. I guess not. This means Amazon is going to sue JetBrains, right?
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Times are getting tough generating revenue from customers.
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4y ago
There are AS/400s that run inventory management type stuff in shops and warehouses that probably haven't been touched in 30-40 years. I'm serious, probably buried under 10 pounds of dust and grease and trash and papers and th
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4y ago
gross margin is included in the reports
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"if you aren't paying for the product, you are the product"
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first few hits to get you addicted then charges going forward. Sorry, but this comparison doesn't hold water. Your ability to use Youtube is not a binary decision based on being a premium subscriber or not. Advertising has been a th
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"I find significant value in one of the most amazing resources to exist on the Internet, but I steadfastly refuse to pay a penny for it out of sheer principle. Now, read more as I engage in extensive mental gymnastics to bolster my p
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I dunno... remember all those AOL coasters?
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Terms and Conditions that you agree to before using a service are a thing.
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Given the Paypal "contract" (T&Cs) is longer than most published works, I suspect there are 4,122 "outs" specifically written into the contract that let's Payal do practically whatever the hell they want.
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Otherwise, we're living in a world where contracts between two parties mean nothing. Anyone can pull out of anything at any time for any reason, with no notice. Not if the contract stipulates that both parties must agree to unwind th
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Nothing new here. In any advanced society, how the sausage is made is typically pretty gross. If this seems like it is hand waving it away, it might be.
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Don't read political threads either. One should have come to the conclusion long ago that no platform is "enlightened enough" to shy away from the basic human instincts of "us vs them."
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There are 4,000 code teams scattered across the country right now asking themselves " is this us? "
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Great. One of my favorite investment strategies is to sell options, so I'll sit back for the decade and collect theta.
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I can't imagine the engineering involved to be able to calculate and maintain a space based laser network with thousands of vehicles traveling in orbit. That is some real deal holyfield physics and math knowledge right there.
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No good deed does unpunished.
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