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by moftz 8y ago
The Sheriff's Office can be requested to serve evictions that might not go easy.
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by moftz 8y ago
AES-256 on both uplink and downlink sides. It's fast enough and the NSA thinks it's good enough. Put a timestamp inside the cleartext to prevent replay attacks and re-key the encryption module every so often to prevent cryptoanaly
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by moftz 8y ago
I've noticed my dogs doing it too but they only do it in the morning when my alarm goes off. I get up and let them out followed by breakfast for them. Every other time during the day they get let out, there is no real trigger.
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by moftz 8y ago
Maybe it's like twitch plays pokemon. Everyone kind of knows how to play but everyone is saying something a bit different until groups form that start to dictate the path. Everyone shouting directions might sound like noise but all it
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by moftz 8y ago
It's one of the core features and they have monitor and keyboard kits for preorder already. https://shop.puri.sm/shop/librem-5-24-inch-kit/
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by moftz 8y ago
The landlord is supposed to proceed with eviction if a crime occurs on their property. The police will even tell the landlord that if they don't evict, they will seize the house under "nuisance laws".
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by moftz 8y ago
Your situation has nothing to do with Amazon or counterfeit books. The "not for sale in US" editions are international editions that are usually made with cheaper materials and sometimes with different graphics to avoid royalties.
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by moftz 8y ago
Are you asking why anyone needs an RTOS? It provides a very robust solution that sits somewhere between running a plain old OS like Linux and running baremetal C on a microprocesser. You get the speed benefit of baremetal but also get a sch
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by moftz 8y ago
That is pretty neat, it's essentially a macroscale version of a CMOS process.
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by moftz 8y ago
Why give up access bandwidth on a satellite meant for last resort kinds of communications? The satellite isn't self sufficient so someone in the military has to adjust it in space. There might be older pieces of equipment out there sti
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by moftz 8y ago
You could have a DSP kind of repeater where the satellite receives a signal, unencrypts it, reads the information inside the packet, encrypts it, and the routes it accordingly (maybe to a different antenna or to the avionics computer inside
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by moftz 8y ago
The exact same way as mentioned in the next paragraph: "In February of last year, FCC investigators used a mobile direction-finding vehicle to trace rogue transmissions to a Brazilian immigrant in New Jersey."
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by moftz 8y ago
The foreign agent might have had some suspicion that the target wasn't a fan of Israel or that he was sympathetic to the Palestinians so the agent played a hard-line approach in hoping that he would fall more towards anti-semite than j
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by moftz 8y ago
I bought some LED string lights for my bedroom because they were cheap. They turned out to be incredibly annoying due to the 60Hz flickering. Staring at them, it wasn't noticeable but the moment you moved your head or moved something q
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by moftz 8y ago
You can get all the books to really learn the material (the ones by KB6NU are the best) but if you already have the background you can just study the test. I use an app called Ham Test Prep on android to take quizzes that basically amount t
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by moftz 8y ago
CW coding hasn't been a requirement at any level for 12 years. Its good to know but unless you want to do HF, it's irrelevant.
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by moftz 8y ago
Carders and fake ID manufacturers would be right in line with Abagnale's life. Everyone gets caught in the long run, the key is getting out of one scam and into a new one before you get busted.
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by moftz 8y ago
Manufacturers can put the backup camera display in the rearview mirror so they can get by with using the same cheap dashboard for fleet and commercial vehicles. I've seen this in newer Uhaul vans but not anywhere else.
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by moftz 8y ago
There are plenty of things out there with lots of delta-v floating around doing who knows what. The X-37B is just the big public one.
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by moftz 8y ago
The Shuttle really taught some lessons to the space industry. We progressed in how to keep people alive in space but we also learned that making a multipurpose vehicle just isn't the best idea. All it takes is for one of the roles to b
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by moftz 8y ago
Just because certified mail is sent and signed for doesn't mean the receiver read the content. The point is that someone got the message, what the recipient does with that message is totally on them.
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by moftz 8y ago
PTO is a benefit since there is no law that it has to be given out. Paying out PTO after you leave is another thing that isn't mandated so therefore it's a benefit. PTO and the payout of the balance shouldn't be a benefit, it
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by moftz 8y ago
A place I used to work set it at 160 hours, got bought, then changed it to 80 hours, everyone made a big enough stink by threatening to take off during critical times. They changed it the cap to two times your yearly accrual rate which put
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by moftz 8y ago
Another thing I forgot to consider is people that can't leave their home for reasons other than they are tired from work or just hungover. You can get much healthier meals delivered now, much better than the pizza and chinese food that
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by moftz 8y ago
Imagine a woman conveniently getting laid off just about the time she is trying to conceive. A company could offer paid maternity leave but lay off women right before they get pregnant. Or they could deny them a promotion because she's
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by moftz 8y ago
Right, in cities it makes the most sense for delivery of almost anything. Even if you have a car, trying to find parking at certain times just so you can run in and grab your pizza is probably not worth it. A guy on a scooter can park almos
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by moftz 8y ago
There are certain things that really don't make sense for delivery, like McDonald's. I could drive there, go through the drive-thru, and be home by the time someone else is picking it up. Most other restaurants do make sense for o
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by moftz 8y ago
Probably because of the small market and the precision required in manufacturing it.
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by moftz 8y ago
Most of the time you can adjust this with a heat gun. I've seen the guy in target optical do it at his desk.
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by moftz 8y ago
Plus, when that cheap laptop breaks or gets stolen, I can easily replace it. A $100 x200 in my bag and a $2000 dev server at home/work is much less of a risk than a $3000 MacBook Pro in my bag. It's nice to have all the power you

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