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The Viet Cong were being supported by China and the USSR.
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That situation would be significantly better then a temporary bunk in a warehouse which is the best case scenario given all the problems with way homeless people are provided with shelter in the US.
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Because of policies mandating to stop using drugs, follow a specific religion or give up their possessions and live in bunks without private spaces or storage for personal items.
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Looks like a 1995 time magazine article. Author is the meta.
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Boeing sold the division that makes the fuselages. Could have been for any number of reasons.
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Oh good another "quirky" white American discovers China article. So many things I can pick on but mostly how some one from LA never went to the bare minimum effort of walking through a CHAIN Asian grocery store and just looking at
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CBS-Viacom is now Parmount
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https://www.osha.gov/nationally-recognized-testing-laborator...
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That's not how it works. For a sine wave the integral converts to Vpeak/Sqrt(2)
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Because there are already numerous trade barriers in place. The Chicken tax prevents normal size pickups from being imported. The Smart car was discontinued in the United States due to the need to modify to meed US standards that are differ
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Pharmaceutical companies run promotions and coupons all the time. For prescription medications the samples are just given to physicians who prescribe them.
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Hyperbolic BYU press release. Link to actual paper. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10964-020-01389-6
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Similar situation with space hardware. Even cots memory chips hardened for radiation and space are ITAR export restricted.
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Can the tv news both sides nonsense. Other points of view are the failure of governments to provide services to their citizens. For example what if the government provided for different solutions and support for those with mental and physic
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It's impossible by definition interlaced footage has to be de-interlaced to work on YouTube.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonlinear_optics
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Clickbait. Real Answer Ultralight aircraft.
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Was it an Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering or Electrical Engineering Technology Program? My digital course skipped over transistor level and spent that time on basic FPGA's instead.
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Someone rewrote a bunch of text books from the 1970s and put them on the internet. Unless you work in IC development you don't need to know how comparators work internally. The logic gate examples are slighly less obsolete (early 1980s
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Macross has been in licensing hell since the VHS days if I recall correctly.
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Same arguments applies to balloon framing, drywall, steel studs or pvc piping. It doesn't matter if that 100 year old house is reparable when workers can't be found with the knowledge to repair it to the original appearance.
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The "two factor" that many companies use.
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A Rolodex and a limited understanding of the real estate market. If they really had expert housing market knowledge would they be working as a real estate agent?
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Those issues would require engineering judgment to assess. An inspector would be qualified to verify function and presence of the heating system.
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A cash grab rip off of McManshion hell? Anyone citing the New York Post on their website better be trolling or a parody.
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Those improvements are the transfer of existing motor innovation to cars or improvements to supporting technology.
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It was that now it's yet another content mill slowly being filled with Conde Nast clickbait and garbage articles.
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Your typical modern American suburb is homes that would be three family homes 60 years ago on land that would fit three of those homes let alone a normal size house. All of this is subsidized by tax write-offs and gasoline that is 50% disco
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WSJ feeds boomers propaganda and lies.
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As an actual electronics engineer. Author is an RC Arduino hobbyist not really applicable to RF or hard core electronics. The Uni-T meter is only usable if you work at less then 50 volts. These DMM are unsafe at high voltage. Xcelite is a
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