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by cdash 13y ago
Too late, the protest is no longer about the park.
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by cdash 13y ago
Like a major protest?
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by cdash 13y ago
Not really, there was a video of police showing up at a military guarded position that tried to order them around and force them to let them have access. They told the guards that they will be forced to shoot tear gas at them if they don't
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by cdash 13y ago
Pepper spray is orange, so more than likely it was that and people just don't know what to call it.
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by cdash 13y ago
You assume correct, this protests are no longer really about a shopping mall or a park. There was a small protest to that and the reaction to it has set in motion a new protest that has been bubbling under the service for a long time now.
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by cdash 13y ago
It is not that surprising considering how many journalist have been jailed for speaking out against the current government. Turkey has been increasingly becoming more extreme as its secular government is being dismantled piece by piece and
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by cdash 13y ago
You don't actually have the right to provide false answers in many situations and doing so could actually be a crime.
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by cdash 13y ago
I doubt you have the right to cut off the engine while the car is being driven. Also in the example cases you mentioned you have the right to do something with property that is legally yours. The problem comes in the fact that someone els
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by cdash 13y ago
The game mechanic itself is not actually the problem here but the way it was implemented left it open to easy exploitation. It can be implemented in a way that is not easy to exploitation though. Basically their algorithm for deciding on
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by cdash 13y ago
Pretty much, yes. They want to keep the people making those engines employed. I think there might be some talk about eventually going to a renewed F-1 engine with a much reduced complexity and greater thrust than the original. There is a
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by cdash 13y ago
Hexacopter so yes a UAV.
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by cdash 13y ago
There is an estimated 40% reduction in payload to become reusable but since the fuel is only less than 1% of the cost in launching the rocket it is pretty acceptable.
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by cdash 13y ago
http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/ That is where you will find the best info for the space industry more than likely. A lot of the info is in the forums though and you will have to kind of hunt it down. They also have a private section of
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by cdash 13y ago
Yea I think you would have to include that, its obviously a very complex situation and next to impossible because it requires a lot of uncertainties if you were to try to base a decision purely on monetary value of a life.
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by cdash 13y ago
I would have to include the economical cost of shutting down a city for an entire day in the cost of the operation as well, I am not sure what that would be though.
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by cdash 13y ago
Why was it necessary for so many people to be hiding in their houses? I certainly have never seen an entire city shut down and hiding at home because a couple of murders were out there.
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by cdash 13y ago
I don't even know when the last time this has happened but it has probably been a very very long time. This isn't a common occurrence but something that has only happened maybe a few times when an exploit was found. EVE encourages clever
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by cdash 13y ago
There should be two multipliers though right? If it charges 10x faster and you are charging to a 10x less total energy it should charge 100x faster right?
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by cdash 14y ago
Yeah, they would rather accept the known and quantified danger that kills more people per year than if we had a Chernobyl meltdown every single year. That was my point, its not necessary for there to not be another Chernobyl for nuclear po
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by cdash 14y ago
We have already had a big accident though. It was called Chernobyl and it did not even come close to being as dangerous as other forms of energy production spread out over time. Since then nuclear power has only become much safer, the pro
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by cdash 14y ago
You can use it for an external ram drive though.
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by cdash 14y ago
I am not quite sure but I think it might be along the lines of the fact EA cannibalizes so many studios. If you are a fan of a certain game series and then EA comes in and buys the studio that makes it or the rights to it you are still goi
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by cdash 14y ago
Could they sell you the DVD while you are streaming it and then they buy it back when the stream is done. This could all be done automatically.
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by cdash 14y ago
No, it is real I have seen articles about this gun before. Maybe up to even a year ago.
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by cdash 14y ago
I think the largest application would be making a sniper out of a non-sniper. The guy in the video had never fired a rifle before and was able to hit the target dead center at 1,000 yards. If you can lower the costs enough, everyone woul
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by cdash 14y ago
Its kind of different though isn't it. Amazon is a very big site and its is pretty unlikely that you would end up at a page that has these knives on it from any of amazons other ads. This is a highly focused website and it is very likely
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by cdash 14y ago
Well yeah I would not expect them to subsidize hardware that is not their own. This is not Valve's Steam Box this is just a third party Steam Box. That is the key difference between the Steam Box and consoles, there will be a Valve refere
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by cdash 14y ago
Why not just use jikl instead if you don't want to lift your hand to move to the arrow keys. I am kind of tired of seeing this obsession with trying to get everyone to use hjkl which just doesn't make any actual sense. I totally get the po
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by cdash 14y ago
Elon seems to be really big on vertical integration. He does the same thing with SpaceX which allows him to have much lower costs by only outsourcing stuff if he absolutely has to with plans of bringing it in house in the future. You can se
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by cdash 14y ago
That great for you if you would not want to take them but why should you be able to make that decision for other people?

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