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by chipsa 4y ago
[Citation needed] It wasn't a 700 hour training program for teachers to use guns. It was a peace officer training course (Law Enforcement Officer). Maybe 24 hours isn't enough, but that's 3 days of coursework normally. As opp
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by chipsa 4y ago
3 years of bad training isn't going to actually help.
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by chipsa 4y ago
The government argument in the case was: there is no limits to the government's power with respect to corporate speech during an election. > During the original oral argument, Deputy Solicitor General Malcolm L. Stewart (representin
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by chipsa 4y ago
Don't forget qualified and absolute immunity.
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by chipsa 4y ago
Though, I was thinking that same sort of technology might come in handy for people that wanted to have encrypted email, without having to use a special encrypted email app: proxy through an app that did the encryption and decryption, but di
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by chipsa 4y ago
Money !== speech, but money is essential to speech. I can say things, but if people can't hear me, because I can't spend the money to get that speech out, does it really matter? The other thing I hear a lot is: corporations aren&#
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by chipsa 4y ago
You can cut a key in half without literally cutting it in half. Like: generate random 256bit number, xor with the key, and hand the random number to one party, and the xor'd value to the other party.
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by chipsa 4y ago
Fifth: the password is testimony. It's searching their things, but the warrant issued by the court means that it's likely a reasonable search (ergo, not a violation of the 4th).
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by chipsa 4y ago
Overcast will do it on iOS, if you're not Android.
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by chipsa 4y ago
The Ioniq5/EV6 adapter only plugs into the J1772 port. This is not how the F-150 works for V2H. The F-150 hooks into the CCS pins underneath the J1772 plug, and mostly likely uses the same digital signaling used for CCS, instead of the
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by chipsa 4y ago
And yet, excepting two countries (IIRC), altitude is normally in feet for ATC. Which means instruments are in feet.
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by chipsa 4y ago
Naval catapults don't apply force to the main gear either. Mostly is to the nose gear now, but it used to through the use of bridles to points on the wing (and wing spar). The bridles were a pain though, so they transitioned everything
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by chipsa 4y ago
You're thinking about the dead zone in the wrong way: There's a height X where you can drop the aircraft and it'll absorb all the forces to have the people live. There's a height Y where the parachute has enough time to
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by chipsa 4y ago
Better solution that b64 the files is just make a zip file from the attachments with them in folders by the name of the entry. That said, I don't use the attachments feature (If I need to securely store files, I store them elsewhere).
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by chipsa 4y ago
Asians are white when it's unhelpful to the narrative for them to be a minority. See also "underrepresented minority", which translates to: non-Asian minority.
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by chipsa 4y ago
Yes, but if you cut out the wasteful spending, you can redirect that funding to not wasteful things. What spending is wasteful is another question entirely.
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by chipsa 4y ago
I'm using mine in part as a homekit bridge. Some of my smart home stuff doesn't play nice with homekit, but I can connect it up to HASS, and then I'm able to open my garage door from my phone easily.
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by chipsa 4y ago
Dealers can't sell new cars under recall. If they can sell you a new one, it's got a new battery and doesn't have the capacity cap.
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by chipsa 4y ago
The Bolt recall isn't a GM issue, it's a LG battery issue. Which... GM isn't the only company using LG batteries. The Hyundai Kona, for example, got hit with a similar recall. Ditto the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid. Ditto some ho
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by chipsa 4y ago
But I don't before buying the car. Or to use the car on private land.
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by chipsa 4y ago
There's no such thing as a "collective right". Every other right guaranteed in the Constitution applies to an individual. Also, "assault weapon" is a term that means whatever the gun grabbers want it to mean today.
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by chipsa 4y ago
Scattering surfaces aren't going to be any better against lasers, they'll heat up and become black bodies relatively quickly. Neither will emitting smoke or fog, because we're talking about airborne items, and they won't
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by chipsa 4y ago
It is not easier to buy a gun than to get a driver's license (in part because you need that driver's license, and partly because driver's licenses are really freaking easy to get).
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by chipsa 4y ago
Ion drives don't scale up in thrust fast enough for it to be worthwhile for manned missions.
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by chipsa 4y ago
NTRs are basically open-cycle gas cooled reactors. The thermal limit on the reactor temp is when does stuff start to melt. Project Rho[0] suggests that's the reactor temp anyways. But you need to be able to separate out the oxygen from
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by chipsa 4y ago
MC2002 isn't a good data point for the vulnerability of the USN fleet, because the war game definition basically just plopped the fleet into being next to the coast, with no actual prep work being done. Followed by the Red team command
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by chipsa 4y ago
A problem with very long range ASMs is targeting: how do you make sure the target is still within the field of view of your seeker when the missile gets to the target area, and how do you make sure it's actually the target? This is a m
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by chipsa 4y ago
Laser weapons of this sort aren't manually operated. They automatically track the target while they are firing, and they are normally pulsed to allow higher instantaneous powers, which make mirror finishes useless (the pulsed power is
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by chipsa 4y ago
> 2. Can be smaller since they don't have to have space for humans to sit in them, which might increase ability to carry things, longer range etc. To an extent, but the large the drone is (so it's more capable of range and payl
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by chipsa 4y ago
Why would "pop and drop" be undefendable? It's not as if the ship won't be able to see the ASCM the entire time it's doing that maneuver. The Harpoon does it because of it's origin: it was supposed to hit surfa

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