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eaandkw
7y ago
Location: Houston, TX Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes for the right opportunity Technologies: Windows, Linux, BSD, Cisco IOS, Comptia Sec+ and a lot of other security tools. Education: BSc in Information Systems Security with concen
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I don't think that would work too well. I have actually received a call from my own cell phone...on my cell phone. Now that I think about it I should have answered it to see if it was someone or if it was busy. Either way this is ge
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My biggest complaint is that I have to do anything. Viewing and picture and the calculator have been around forever. I should not have to do a registry hack to bring it back. I usually don't learn that anything has changed until I ac
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Don't even get me started with Windows. I am still mad the simple things like a calculator and picture viewer somehow got removed.
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I think UAVs are great but not everyone is Type 1 CAS qualified. Someone could correct me but I think most UAV strikes are Type 2 or 3. A Type 1 CAS has to visually confirm the location of the target, friendly, and the approach angle. Mo
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7y ago
You should look up the MAGTF concept. Pilots are pilots and they are all very well trained. The Marines generally deploy in a fully functional unit that has a ground element, support element, and air element. There are different sizes of
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This is the same type of argument that people make over programming languages or EMACS/VIM. You could provide CAS with just about anything that flys. However a good CAS vehicle should be able to fly relatively slow and be well protec
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Surface to surface missiles are basically just indirect fire. I believe that the Army's MLRSs would qualify for IDF. The difference between IDF and direct fire is mostly to reduce collateral damage. Direct fire can be more accurate a
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If done the right way I think home schooling is the way to go. I would occasionally run into home schooled people when I was in the Marine Corps. They were often times a little awkward but I think that that comes mostly from their lack of
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I agree. In fact I have often said that I think the internet was a mistake. And I mean it. It seems that right now the only point of the internet is to deliver adds and take more and more ownership from people so as to put everything in
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So let me get this straight. People do a dopamine fast by avoiding anything that would be considered fun and enjoyable so that they can be completely rested and enjoy work more? Sounds like a bad trade off. We should probably just work l
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I always like using the example of minimalism. It really only works when a small number of people do it. If everyone did it the economy would collapse. And the coffee shops would be unusable because everyone would be in there trying to u
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Don't believe all of the cultural memes that you see on TV. I think the reason that the smaller population areas were dissatisfy was the outcome of globalism and off-shoring of jobs.
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I grew up in the backwoods as well. My parents are getting up in years and at some point they will have to move closer to a city just because there is no healthcare near where they live. My father had a health scare earlier this year and
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I don't believe that rural Americans are any more or less dependent than urban Americans. It is just different. In a lot of places there just isn't enough population density to have everything.
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It seems a lot of people “suffer” from the problem of wanting to live in a nice rural area without a lot of people or hassles but then want most of the same amenities of large cities. And by working remotely and exploiting the situation it
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Yep, that's the one. I think that is one of those words that I always use wrong until someone points it out.
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The only thing that is going to stop this is when these companies start losing money. They would sell their first born if they thought it would increase their stock prices. I would boycott these companies but to be honest I don't have
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And of course you would get down voted.
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I am just waiting for a representative backed by big business to fill the void that RMS left.
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Wouldn't want to be unfair to anyone. Perhaps Esperanto could be the official language
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eaandkw
7y ago
Better yet. You will be restricted where you can go based on your net worth or social credit score.
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8y ago
I second Darn Tough socks. I retired from the USMC and I will pay what ever they are asking for the socks. It really does make a difference on a 15 to 20 mile hike. Ever since I was issued my first pair I never went back and they are wor
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I'm not a doctor so it would be unethical and irresponsible for me to diagnose anyone online. But I have a stretch therapy business and we relieve and reduce a lot of pain all over the body. Sometimes the person has pain in the lower
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This depends on several things. First is what your daily activity is. If you are sitting at a desk all day the issue could be a lack of flexibility. This is because of the way the body is connected to itself. The knee swelling could be
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Well I think the government sells us fear aka-1984 and the tech world sells us pleasure aka-Fahrenheit 451. Really it’s just two sides of the same coin. And that coin is control.
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I ended up retiring from the military. It wasn't 9-5 and it wasn't meaningless but it was soul sucking at times. I originally planned on getting into information security/ cyber security but a good opportunity popped up to
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I could probably make an argument that it was more about communism removing creativity and individualism than asian countries not being as creative as Americans.
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Under normal circumstances that is't bad. When looking at data statistically it could be very cold hearted. It only becomes a problem when the population begins to worship the state.
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Depending on what battalion you were in you also had to carry the scouts gear like the SMAWs, M36 grenade launcher, radios etc. Soft sand in 29 palms or the hills of Camp Pendleton.
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