jmcguckin

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by jmcguckin 6y ago
You should recite the facts correctly. Supposedly, Bannon represented to the public that 100% of donated funds were going to build the wall. In fact, prosecuters allege that ‘hundreds of thousands’ were diverted to pay Banon’s personal bill
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by jmcguckin 6y ago
Fb, Amazon, Apple and Google ought to keep in mind that the Dems won’t be in control forever. Past history shows that one party controls the presidency for only 1 or 2 terms, the it flips. When the Republicans are back in control, I doubt t
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by jmcguckin 6y ago
Stop posting` links to paywalled sites
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by jmcguckin 6y ago
Explosive skin on a vehicle... The military name for this is ‘reactive armor’. Imagine backing into a quarter panel in a parking lot - Boom!
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by jmcguckin 6y ago
I’ll wager that his manager and a security guard carrying a cardboard box are heading towards his cubicle right now...
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by jmcguckin 6y ago
Unfortunately, it’s perfectly legal to sentence a defendant for ‘acquitted conduct’. Google it.
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by jmcguckin 6y ago
When I bought my house (borrowing roughly 200K) the bank wanted several years of tax returns and basically put my finances under a microscope. Pretty much everything except the anal probe. So, you think a bank that's going to lend Trum
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by jmcguckin 6y ago
Was he actually charged with soliciting murder? I thought I read that he was not actually charged with that offense, yet the prosecutor mentioned it all the time.
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by jmcguckin 6y ago
Now I can finally assemble all those Glock magazine ‘repair kits’ I purchased...
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by jmcguckin 6y ago
The USPS loses a lot of money. Even ignoring the pension pre-funding issue, it's still cashflow negative. For a supposedly 'private' company that constantly requires bailing out by the US government. The USPS is just another
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by jmcguckin 6y ago
Just drip a little chicken grease on those PLA nuggets! Yum!!
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by jmcguckin 6y ago
Admin & production would move to Texas, but I would imagine Tesla would keep an office in CA for electronics.
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by jmcguckin 6y ago
Not to mention that California is in quite the financial pickle. Taxes in the near future are headed up for groups that politicians love to badmouth, e.g. corporations and the wealthy.
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
I seem to recollect that Dave didn’t get tenure at Stanford - that may have influenced the decision to jump to Sun
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
Why cesium? Why not Rb?
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
If SpaceX had a conformal antenna, it would open a new market of bizjets and commercial aircraft for them.
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
SpaceX is using first stages that have already flown - that someone else already paid full price for. Kerosine, lox, fairings and a second stage are a lot cheaper than launching from a comepletely new rocket. Now the hat trick will be if Sp
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
Spacex is going to crush all of it’s competitors. It get’s the launches for the cost of a tank of kerosine and lox. It’s manufacturing its own satellites. These are cost advantages that no one else can match. Once Starlink is operating, th
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
Pretty shitty. HP has buyer’s remorse, so get the gov’t to file criminal charges. Either HP got snookered because they didn’t conduct a thorough due diligence, or more likely they paid a fair price but botched the merger.
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
It's my understanding that in a patent the only text that matters are the claims. This patent has just 4 claims, 3 of which are dependent on claim 1. Claim 1 describes simulated breathing in a virtual environment. It's not quite t
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
Luckily no injuries
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
Most opiod deaths are from fentanyl. Most fentanyl comes from China, not perscription medication.
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
I guess they’ll have to flog even more pills in order to pay the litigants...
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
Bill needs to stop drinking so much coffee. The guy is waving his arms around like a maniac.
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
Whenever Boeing started being run by beancounters instead of engineers. Thats when it started going downhill.
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
The wealthy already pay something like 70% of all tax revenues that are raised. Unfortunately, even if the government were to outright confiscate the wealth of the 1 percenters, that would fund the government for just a few weeks. The middl
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
Rather than giving the broadband away for free, Tesla vehicles gives starlink an instant customer base that is growing by 6,000 customers every month. The cars don’t require the fastest speeds - to get service comparable to cellular, the an
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by jmcguckin 7y ago
Yes, and do something about that hair!
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by jmcguckin 8y ago
Old news. Settled with usa for 1.1M
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by jmcguckin 8y ago
More likely, US registrations declined that month as numerous model 3’s are diverted to foreign markets.

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