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10y ago
If the camera was on and recording it could be argued it was with purpose and not merely "passing through the airspace".
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10y ago
Concealed carry provides a possible solution. Worked against train bandits in the 1800s and this is not much different.
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10y ago
Who do you report them to?
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brador
10y ago
Cellphone screens for VR is a more recent example of this.
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brador
10y ago
What are some good alternatives to Dropbox that don"t do this?
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10y ago
"Chesterton's fence is the principle that reforms should not be made until the reasoning behind the existing state of affairs is understood." In the matter of reforming things, as distinct from deforming them, there is one p
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10y ago
> it's outside their sphere of control It is absolutely within their sphere of control. They can not show photos or names until the deal is done. Why does a renter need to see the face and name of the person renting? As the market
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10y ago
Isn't it a reskin of Android?
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10y ago
Do autonomous cars not have proximity sensors that activate braking?
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10y ago
More widespread use of adblockers would have stopped this.
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10y ago
In that case, how are they dealing with questionable content and resulting DMCA takedown requests?
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10y ago
Until you get there, then you realise it's all just boring rocks. What makes Earth fun and interesting is the sentient life.
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10y ago
$300 per megabit?? Did you mean GB or TB maybe?
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10y ago
Sunk cost fallacy in action right from the start. This is why you always have a disclaimer allowing editorial discretion when doing anything crowd based.
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10y ago
He always looks so lonely. A real sadness behind those eyes. The curse of libertarianism.
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10y ago
Heads-up is solvable by just crunching the known probabilities, so i'm not sure what the achievement is here. Maybe the complexity of work involved to build the program is worthy of merit? Not sure.
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10y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shopkeeper's_privilege In some states you can legally be stopped by a "shopkeeper" and required to provide a receipt to prove purchase.
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10y ago
One step closer to a software engineer union. Move faster. It's time.
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10y ago
Some tablets also have this issue. We had it with the Iconia W700p tablet line from Acer. Bubbles form at random under the digitizer (months to years, single small bubble to multiple large bubbles). They move when heat is applied and over
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10y ago
Very cool. Polish, Package, Sell to education establishments or as training material to corporations.
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10y ago
Build, Deploy, <loop> Feedback, Iterate </loop>, Hockey Stick, Investors, Monetize, IPO
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10y ago
Political change for whose benefit? mine? yours? theirs? secret paymaster? highest bidder?
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10y ago
I was a fan until they started timing releases to achieve political and vindictive goals. "Information should be free, (and not a weapon)." Was the motto of the cyphers before this s-show went down. Without that moral high ground
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10y ago
True, ceasefires can be used for many goals, but the goal of the third party who instigates a ceasefire is usually to bring the warring factions to a negotiating table. At least "officially".
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10y ago
The goal of a ceasefire isn't to stop a war, it's to provide breathing room for diplomacy and the possibility of a peaceful solution focused on compromise. In that, it then makes sense that it fails so often to end a war given th
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10y ago
Ceasefires don't work... (by these measures we chose). I'm sure the civilians appreciate a good cease fire as a time to rebuild their lives, even if just a little. The alternative of just killing each other until all but one side
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10y ago
Moat modern games are made to sell. If the buyers are looking for X then it makes sense that a business should provide them with X to turn the most profit. If females, or anyone, wants separate gameplay mechanics then they need to reward t
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10y ago
Whether you like it or not the USD is the world peg right now and a currencies worth in USD is its true measure of inflation. What the national bank prints is negligible in comparison.
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10y ago
With Brexit uncertainty the current GBP inflation is over 20%. 3% is a drop in an ocean on that.
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10y ago
Buy a solar powered fan and point it at the wind turbine. You are now covered for 2 cases. Wood burner for 3. What else? Modular power from multiple sources is where the gold is.
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