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by jki275 3y ago
We've had ASAT weapons since the 1960s... The first successful F15 launched ASAT test against a real satellite was in 1985. I have the same problem, if I don't think about it too closely, I still sometimes think the 80s were 20 y
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by jki275 3y ago
I wouldn't call that the top, that's an entirely different market.
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by jki275 3y ago
Yeah, I suppose one would have to really live in a bubble.
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by jki275 3y ago
In Florida??
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by jki275 3y ago
high school students type whatever they're looking for into a web browser, which automatically searches Google for it. They're not typing "google.com" into anything, but they're using it all the same.
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by jki275 3y ago
Yeah, I vaguely remember they said that was a thing. I still have probably about ten google accounts and none of them are tied to a real phone number. It's been years since I set them all up, so I don't remember exactly how I got
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by jki275 3y ago
I think you can have one per account. I'm not sure what their policies on that are, I know I've had many accounts over the years.
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by jki275 3y ago
Google Voice...
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by jki275 3y ago
right, if you allow private sub users.
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by jki275 3y ago
Agreed, it's a silly notion based in no facts whatsoever. Also, if the government isn't paying for it anymore, there's no reason to put overhead money towards keeping those manufacturing lines open anymore.
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by jki275 3y ago
The companies who make the components may have merged, gone out of business, switched to manufacturing something else, etc. That's the real problem -- you can't source the same components you did, and in order to work around thos
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by jki275 3y ago
That's not how Proton works. If you have an organization, you have complete control over all the accounts. I can reset passwords for any email address in my organization and read all their email if I were so inclined. He's not t
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by jki275 3y ago
not where this kind of threat exists.
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by jki275 3y ago
It's working mostly fine for me as a non-subscriber. It's glitched a few times and popped up a "you've hit the rate limit" message on the app, but that goes away with an app restart or refresh of the page.
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by jki275 3y ago
While your comment could be true, if it were phrased as a hypothetical, there isn't anything that could bring an "evenly matched conflict" to the US. The US military capability is literally approaching two orders of magnitud
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by jki275 3y ago
We lost a lot of those ships.
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by jki275 3y ago
Logitech is a "cheap third party"? I like MS hardware, but my goodness, calling Logitech that is clearly missing something in the accuracy department. Logitech is way more experienced at making and selling input devices than MS.
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by jki275 3y ago
I think the PIO capability is something the ESP32s don't have. Other than that, I think the ESP32 is superior in basically every way.
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by jki275 3y ago
How things are viewed in Brazil might be one thing. Worldwide? She's the one. Her version of the song is the song. Nobody outside Brazil has ever heard of anyone else. The producer who took all the money for her performance of it
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by jki275 3y ago
That doesn't contradict anything I said or support anything I was responding to.
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by jki275 3y ago
You're not using a sat phone anywhere in those kinds of buildings ever. Those phones are hard enough to use standing in an open field looking at a clear sky while the sats are passing directly overhead.
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by jki275 3y ago
This is false. His passport had been revoked before he got on the plane. He got on the plane to "Ecuador" on a temporary travel document from Ecuador, knowing he was never getting off anywhere but Moscow. https://apnew
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by jki275 4y ago
This isn't new, ledger has been around since 2014. The attack surface is quite small, they've intentionally limited capabilities to keep it so. Their reputation is quite good in the cryptocurrency community. Many of us have been
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by jki275 4y ago
I would always assume they are not.
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by jki275 4y ago
I would always assume they are not.
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by jki275 4y ago
Agreed, I wasn't arguing that point.
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by jki275 4y ago
What is "consuming"? Does the water vanish when they're done with it?
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by jki275 4y ago
That's not the case in the majority of the United States, though it mostly is elsewhere.
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by jki275 4y ago
I just pasted into the prompt window the information from the link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_prime_ministers_of_Isr... , and asked it to base its answer on that information. "Based on the information pr
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by jki275 4y ago
Wow, great research.

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