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Ficon project (Fighter Conveyor) docking fighters to bombers (1948-1965)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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In addition to making big flying things that don't seem to be as good as they were before the MD camel-fucking merger, Boeing is also a strategic defense contractor making the company TBTF. Hell, the Obama DOJ ran press interference c
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All high income earners beyond a certain amount (on a graduated scale) should be required to found a new city and pay much higher taxes. Also needed: UBI because around a hundred million Americans are being shut out and left behind.
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If you can tolerate a state run by Mormons, SLC is chill and active. I'd sooner live in Denver. I went through Colorado Springs but it had California-like homeless issues.
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In the middle of nowhere, it's mostly sociopolitical where dumb money vies to belong to some trend or near celebrities. If you're not already absurdly rich, then trying to play that game is a fool's errand.
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It's the SF effect that creates expensive hipster ghettos of dumb money chasing stupid money. Just move anywhere else with good climate, low pollution, good walkability/short commutes, relatively low risks, and access to major med
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Not good enough because the stakes are high for admissions, that is if they still choose to look at merit.
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Doesn't stop an industry of cheating by having crib sheets or entire whiteboards with accessory equations, information, or potentially gasp answers on the other side of the screen. Without a 360 camera recording the entire room for t
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Wow. Education in the US is turning into an even bigger joke, making cheating effortless, and minimizing cognitive exercise of fluid and crystalized intellect. Nothing can or should replace tests or writing on paper and a (cleared) HP 4x be
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Obit gives context. Feel free to peruse your favorite pressed trees reseller.
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Book HN: "50 Years in Nuclear Power: A Retrospective" (2007)
(nae.edu)
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It's possible jellyfish cancer evolved into anerobic salmon parasite
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Mahatma Gandhi doesn't work when the tools of the apparatchik and the people aren't with you, or when the dominant force is unreasonable and disrespects the rule of law.
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Yes. Unfortunately, he miscalculated and threw his life away by failing to appreciate the conditions. Similar to standing in front of a tank in Tiananmen Square, this was and now proved to be a ineffective and futile act in a country whose
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No. Apples vs. oranges. While UA lacks IFVs, they first need main battle tanks. IFVs without MBTs doesn't comprise a survivable mixed combat element. Main battle tanks with troops with AGTMs is a starting point, IFVs would enhance thei
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Yep. And the so-called "aid to Ukraine", 80% of it would be spent within the US on current stockpiles and new equipment. It's curious that the US military-industrial complex isn't falling all over itself attempting to se
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Stalin called artillery the god of war. Ranged surface-to-surface weapons are the antithesis of close combat, and whoever has the systems with the highest range and military effectiveness can clear the way ahead of physical occupation until
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In Texas, I ran into a recent Russian emigrant/asylum seeker who said he had to leave Russia because the corruption and personal security issues were too much and presently unfixable. Since arriving here, he has already hustled semi-se
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I worked for a Campbell, CA nuclear engineering partial employee-owned co-op formed by mostly ex-General Electric engineers (Stanford and Berkeley alums) ultimately acquired by Curtiss-Wright Corp. (And yes, computers were named after Simps
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FileMaker Pro enters the chat. FMP: I'm still alive. Paradox enters the chat. Paradox: I'm still alive too! ---- Let me regale you of tales of FMP running on 1U Xserve's concealing retail IDE PATA drives and no concept of
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While locally-managed, tailored efforts are better than central planning, social security functions need federal support to spread the costs evenly. Rather than pouring billions into militarized repression or untested pipedreams, housing sh
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It's a dirty, open secret that Stanford and most ivy leagues also participated in and continue to benefit from the military-industrial complex. And checkout this partial list of openly-known startups with In-Q-Tel (CIA-affiliated) VC
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Godwin's law invoked. IBM is now just another hollowed-out, shitty megacorp that decided to screw over long-term employees out of 401(k) matching. The 2 ways out of corporate serfdom are unionization and employee-owned co-ops. https:&
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The NTSB will be looking at all factors to establish the failure chain. Given dual engine flameout indicates a common cause, evidence to rule in or out fuel system starvation and icing will include: - Flight data recorder fuel tank quantiti
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Bombardier Challenger 604 dual engine failure
(aopa.org)
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Death porn and poverty porn are disgusting.
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South Africa is one the most unequal and dangerous advanced economies where middle class white people almost universally live in fortified compounds. Desperation, unemployment, and crushing poverty is what drives such property crime. A frie
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That's how I would do it without remote cutters, a small shaped charge, or thermite. Fall direction will be completely out of control, so it would be worth being close to the tower to reach a safe area.
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"Early signs of collapse" = Maybe weakening. It's reckless and unhelpful to shout the sky is falling without it actually falling due to alarm fatigue and credibility loss. If catastrophic collapse were to happen (it is not) w
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Fiction != reality
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