diggernet

62 ms·

691.
by diggernet 10y ago
... and not even necessarily unique.
692.
by diggernet 10y ago
Nice to see that the payload didn't start to topple until around 6s after the blast. Gives hope of the launch abort system having time to do its job had this been a manned launch.
693.
by diggernet 10y ago
I suspect the question was about these, which are MUCH smaller: https://www.google.com/maps/@38.0316037,-115.4345986,129m/da...
694.
by diggernet 10y ago
Now there's an interesting thought... Atmospheric carbon. How many people would pay extra (over the cost of other man-made diamonds, but still less than artificially-inflated natural diamonds) for a product marketed as "carbon-se
695.
by diggernet 10y ago
No doubt your street preachers always follow it up with "If you don't like the plain reading, amend it", too.
696.
by diggernet 10y ago
You know, it occurs to me that I actually agree with you here, in a round-about way. Since the Constitution provides mechanisms to change it and the government it defines (including complete replacement of the entire document, given popular
697.
by diggernet 10y ago
Oh, I will acknowledge that the 18th had no business being in the Constitution. Thankfully, that mistake was corrected.
698.
by diggernet 10y ago
Thank you. I was having trouble understanding how arguments that the Constitution allows us to impose changes on the government "leave no room for change". :)
699.
by diggernet 10y ago
Yes, it lists them, but not in the context of defining crimes or punishments. It is granting to the new government the authority to define, determine the punishment for, and prosecute those crimes. In other words the document does not &quo
700.
by diggernet 10y ago
And I specifically dismiss the idea that the Constitution governs the people. It is the document by which the people (attempted to) govern the Feds. And it provides a mechanism by which the people (including those who are generations remove
701.
by diggernet 10y ago
In the specific case of the U.S. Constitution, it defines the structure of, and limits the power of, the Federal Government. So it governs the Feds, not the people. The governed (bureaucrats and politicians) give their consent by the act o
702.
by diggernet 10y ago
https://www.pair.com/
703.
by diggernet 11y ago
While they don't have SC in their list of state facilities, Gaffney does appear on their maps, such as this one from 1960: http://long-lines.net/places-routes/maps/MW6003.html Perhaps you should send them you