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nraynaud
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nraynaud
7y ago
And you’d be suspecting 20-30 spies coming on the same plane? This is not how spying has been reported to be handled, the CBP has been known to be fishing for the FBI, but the foreigners did not spend a long time in secondary, the FBI handl
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7y ago
I unlocked it myself. I got myself in secondary for a stupid reason: I was sleep deprived and I couldn’t quickly find my return ticket to show at the counter, and didn’t remember my return date (and you can’t search your phone for an answer
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nraynaud
7y ago
Some members have been individually asked by the local CIA station to enter a military base and try to report on the names and grades of people there. Not as an order from the peace corps.
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nraynaud
7y ago
That’s were the word “curious” come from. This event was out of the ordinary in various ways.
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nraynaud
7y ago
They search your private discussions. A CBP agent read my skype discussions then called my girlfriend at work to ask where she sees our relationship going. Those people have absolutely no ethics, moral limit nor legal limits, they just hat
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nraynaud
7y ago
What is the link with immigration? The CIA murders people abroad, and uses the peace corps for spying and influence, does that means that all the countries should randomly send Americans home at the border?
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7y ago
I’ve heard that a few days ago (probably same day as this story) CBP detained a bunch (heard about 20-30 in the secondary room) of Chinese students at LAX for a few tens of hours and trawled all their electronics and pressured them in vario
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nraynaud
7y ago
everybody prepay some amount on the lease, credit score or not.
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nraynaud
7y ago
the part fan placement is an issue, you might have a silicone sock, that's why I didn't want to go this route.
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nraynaud
7y ago
Oh yes, that’s where I got the idea, I don’t do smart. Tool changer from e3d, ironing from cura, lollipop tools from the cnc industry.
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7y ago
now that E3D has seeded the idea of tool changer, I would probably just iron the part with a hot ball?
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nraynaud
7y ago
they will get them by the computer and by the websites.
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nraynaud
7y ago
You think end of the year bonuses are bad too?
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nraynaud
7y ago
not yet, I'm trying to insert more interesting french sounding words than "double-entendre" in english. When I get them to use "poncif" I'll start working them on contrepèteries.
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nraynaud
7y ago
actually it is and that has been tested. People on the phone drive more or less like drunk people. It's because of brain engagement.
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7y ago
I feel like it’s crap all the way down. The context thing again, the quote from the most expensive and disconnected private school in the country, the suspiciously low number of words in the language. It’s just someone trying to be clever b
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nraynaud
7y ago
starting with the GPS network.
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nraynaud
7y ago
the fix cost is too high for non wealthy people to do it, you need a few thousands of dollars in layers, accounting, various registrations, etc.
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nraynaud
7y ago
even that have been gamed, when CEOs make their company pay for a lot of their stuff, or people have a non-profit owning their mention.
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7y ago
"reckless" is an insult used to demean the victims, it's not objective. One day it's reckless the other day it's courageous, it all depends on wether you want to insult or glorify the people, there is no objective m
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7y ago
Here is the deal: when people die in the back country, they will always be judged by wether they lived there or not. If they were from somewhere else, they will be insulted in death as careless tourists, and if they were local, it will be d
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nraynaud
7y ago
I don't agree with this line of reasoning. Every time you take your car, you put pedestrians and bikes in danger, and when a car hurt them it take EMTs away from the heart attacks at home (which I guess it the societal goal). Truth is,
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the same way as when they are in danger they will know someone else will try to save them, it's a society.
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7y ago
that's what hunters, miners, people lighting their fireplace or people driving their cars do all the time there.
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7y ago
I don't see too much of an issue to be fair, experience comes from taking risks and surviving crises, not from staying home. And you take risks because you know people will help you if something bad happens. Of course 2 trends are agai
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7y ago
It would be a not very good airplane. It has only 2 selling points: its type certificate, and its 737 footprint at the terminal. Any new airplane would be a bit higher, it brings some downsides (ground operations people really like the easy
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nraynaud
7y ago
maybe those people just make more of a good story for an article or movie? it might be a sampling bias. We have to be careful in a world dominated by storytelling. Maybe that guy was actually completely different than what is reported, it&#
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7y ago
here is the deal: the only recorded tsunamis in France are in the English Channel, where the only French coastal power plants are.
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7y ago
They’ll have a see rise and tsunami problem
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7y ago
The more accurate answer is that to not cook everything downstream they are forbidden from releasing to hot a water. If the upstream is already hot, they have no margin to not cook the fish downstream so they close shop. (It’s a bit more co
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