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by c22 3y ago
I didn't downvote you, but it's probably because your comment added nothing to the conversation. We're already down here at the bottom of the page, we already slogged through the gratuitous inline quote, and then there's
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by c22 3y ago
No doubt someday we'll be killing people on other planets with remote vehicles.
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Operation Dumbo Drop(en.wikipedia.org)
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by c22 3y ago
Man, I went through the same thing with dirigibles when I was a kid. Never gonna be able to afford a blimp hangar though...
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by c22 3y ago
A charitable reading of the post you're responding to would probably note some sarcasm in that quoted line.
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by c22 3y ago
I like their Custom Cash card (5% back on your top spending category each cycle) cause it can fill in the gaps left by other cards. Their website and their app are both absolute garbage though.
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by c22 3y ago
The notice is so you can make a plan to let them in.
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by c22 3y ago
When I want to collaborate I send a fillable pdf. If I need more collaboration than that obviously mailing back and forth a document in any format is not going to cut it so we're using google doc et al.
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by c22 3y ago
With this scheme it seems you could concentrate all the twisty complicated stuff to a small area in the body of the plane and use rubber hoses to deliver the air to the control surfaces.
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by c22 3y ago
It might be kind of exciting if it stopped people from traveling around so damn much. But of course everyone will still take 2-4 weeks every year to fly to one of the same generic vacation destinations and double or quadruple their lifetime
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by c22 3y ago
The key is maintenance. If you wash that wall every day it will never develop water stains, and a flat unadorned wall is easier to wash than one with a lot of nooks and crannies. A lot of walls don't get washed every day though, even
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by c22 3y ago
There are always some cars being driven at any given time, so you could technically get away with even fewer spaces than cars. But the fewer spaces you have the less likely the available ones are near your destination.
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by c22 3y ago
Obviously more than one person can occupy a housing unit (where each parking space can accomodate only one car), but this report from 2020[0] seems to indicate that LA has more than enough housing to accomodate its residents, it's just
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by c22 3y ago
20 years ago I was using SunRays which were neat because you could tie a desktop session to a physical smart card and have it instantly pop up on any terminal you stuck the card into. If I recall at some point there was even a SunRay laptop
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by c22 3y ago
The industrial washing machine will last a long time and it is repairable if it breaks down. But the one guy on this coast who services and can get parts for it is pretty busy and if you can't offer him a long-term contract to maintain
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by c22 3y ago
In this case, I think it's so they break before the bones in your hand do.
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by c22 3y ago
Almost everything I buy works great. But I also do a lot (sometimes months) of research before I buy anything. I like to ask my friends what they have and how long they've had it/how they feel about it. If I can, I borrow things a
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by c22 3y ago
I don't understand this argument. You seem to be implying that I could freely copy and distribute other people's works without commiting copyright infringement as long as I make the resulting product somehow less compelling than t
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by c22 3y ago
Add customer service and janitorial to the list...
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by c22 3y ago
Even more amazing to me is the unbroken network of copper, fiber, and other data links that let us instantly send information between virtually any two points on the gobe with nothing more than a couple of computers and some electricity.
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by c22 3y ago
With the exception of a few test tracks and some islands this is basically a universal property of roads and, indeed, what makes them so valuable.
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by c22 3y ago
Yeah, at this point I'm never going to move again, so the value of my house going up is not enticing to me (because it increases my taxes and I don't plan to sell). Nevertheless I still don't want a five story apartment compl
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by c22 3y ago
My cousins all died from meth and alcohol before any of them reached the age of fifty, but after bleeding my parents of significant sums of money. I hold my friends in much higher regard.
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by c22 3y ago
It's funny cause normally we think of high-school aged student drivers as still kinda young and inexperienced. But yeah, now that you put it like that I guess 15 years is pretty ancient for a currency.
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by c22 3y ago
It was foreshadowed from the opening image!
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by c22 3y ago
I guess, except Blackrock literally does not buy houses whereas Blackstone owns "0.03% of single-family homes in the US" and rents them out. A distinction that seems entirely relevant to the claim "Blackrock [...] buy thous
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by c22 3y ago
You're probably thinking of Blackstone which spunoff from Blackrock in the 1980s. Further reading: https://www.blackrock.com/us/individual/insights/buying-hous... https://www.blackstone.com&#x
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by c22 3y ago
No, but they will probably start pooping at their house.
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by c22 3y ago
From the video it looks like you use the dedicated "cash in" or "cash out" buttons to commit.
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by c22 3y ago
Hopefully not!

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