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by evan_ 4y ago
This was used in Vietnam. My neighbor growing up had this condition and was a spotter in Vietnam. He'd be flown over areas of jungle in a helicopter and he would be able to easily spot camouflaged structures. He would then photograph t
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by evan_ 4y ago
She has an Oscar and a couple Golden Globes too, I don't think Jesus has won any major film awards
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by evan_ 4y ago
Either checks bounce, or some other office covers the shortage and the account is just overdrawn until paid back. There was a minor scandal about this in 1992. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_banking_scandal
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by evan_ 4y ago
They get a budget. They're not schoolteachers .
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by evan_ 4y ago
There's a body called the Congressional Research Service that puts together reports on anything and everything at the request of congresspeople: https://crsreports.congress.gov/ You can also read them, they're pre
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by evan_ 4y ago
If the police officer was lying about hearing a gunshot to perform an illegal search, or the police officer used the “I heard a gunshot” excuse six times a day, then that would be a problem.
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by evan_ 4y ago
but the DVDs that are already out in the world can't be changed
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by evan_ 4y ago
The original pilot episode of Stargate: SG1 had a scene where a woman is stripped against her will by the villain. The camera lingers over her naked body for awhile while a bad puppet alien snake slithers around. The show was originally on
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by evan_ 4y ago
OTOH if you don't, then you have something like the 2002 Muppet Christmas Special where they put Kermit in an "It's a Wonderful Life" scenario. We see how the world would be different if he had never been born. There&#x2
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by evan_ 4y ago
It's about a close-knit group of friends. You'd expect that someone would either mention it, or Will would be upset that nobody mentioned it.
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by evan_ 4y ago
if you have to query the database to tell how the company's doing- or you don't trust what they're telling you- that's probably a pretty big red flag by itself
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by evan_ 4y ago
What are the green/red lines that appear when you click the junction between two hexes? (really fun game btw, I will have to return to this later. I'm looking forward to sharing this with my 8 year old who's fascinated with l
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by evan_ 4y ago
An acquaintance just about had a nervous breakdown recently because they somehow used ˆ (option+i, used for e.g. î) in a regex instead of ^ and couldn't figure out why such a basic thing was failing.
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by evan_ 4y ago
I think they probably used typescriptlang.org because typescript.org was registered in 2006 for a CMS called Typescript.
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by evan_ 4y ago
> Those looks like set-ups? it's certainly very lucky that the thief always went directly towards the guy hiding behind a tree with a pie. Helpful also that they stayed in the sightline of the camera, even though several of them did
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by evan_ 4y ago
Not exactly the same thing, because it required modifying the devices in question, but during the Cold War the Soviets managed to implant some really fascinating bugs into typewriters used inside the US Embassy: https://www.crypt
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by evan_ 4y ago
Depending on your battery platform you might be able to find an adapter. DeWalt for instance sells an adapter to use their newer 20v lithium batteries on tools built for their older 18v platform: https://a.co/d/73x4MGy
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by evan_ 4y ago
Most homes in the US are drywall and wood studs but that’s not the norm in a lot of places.
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by evan_ 4y ago
There’s an episode of Good Eats where Alton Brown chucks a cordless drill onto a pepper grinder to pretty good effect.
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by evan_ 4y ago
Ah, that’s what this model is for: https://www.printables.com/model/157265-dewalt-battery-hange... I’ve never liked storing tools with batteries, but I’m just a weekend DIYer so YMMV.
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by evan_ 4y ago
I 3D printed a bunch of these[0] hangers for my cordless power tools and screwed them to the underside of a shelf. This model is for DeWalt but there’s a variation for every battery platform. Seems to work pretty well. [0]: https:/&#x
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by evan_ 4y ago
If DoorDash literally just gives their runners a credit card and pays whatever the restaurant charges, can restaurants just charge them like $1000 for a pizza? There must be a limit but I wonder what it is...
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by evan_ 4y ago
Allegedly Victor Hugo sent a telegram, which at the time charged by the letter, to his literary agent shortly after the publication of Les Misérables to inquire of its sales: ? The agent responded: !
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by evan_ 4y ago
…which is why they work really hard to hide it from the court. That’s the point of parallel construction.
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by evan_ 4y ago
I had similar issues with the MS Sculpt. I solved them by putting the USB dongle on an extension cord and locating it closer to the keyboard. I think it just has a weak radio.
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by evan_ 4y ago
In the case you laid out you do have the right to X.
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by evan_ 4y ago
Some states are pretty big, and have diverse populations- maybe we should make it the choice of the county! Then again, some counties are pretty big, maybe we should make it the choice of the city or town! Then again, some cities are pretty
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by evan_ 4y ago
yeah the war on drugs in the US has been famously successful
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The next time republicans get a trifecta- or house, presidency, and enough of the senate to drop the filibuster charade- they will pass a nationwide ban. Bank on it.
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by evan_ 4y ago
> If all network traffic is malicious, just unplug your device. Boom, more secure. I'm not sure why you're saying that like it's ridiculous, it's just plainly true.

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