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op00to
2y ago
Unsubstantiated rumors. I say they come from mole people underground. The same reliable source as your information i’m sure.
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op00to
2y ago
Nothing these drones are doing are illegal.
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op00to
2y ago
Exactly my thought! It feels very much the same.
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op00to
2y ago
Or airplanes. Like the ones flying overhead all the time in N.J.
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op00to
2y ago
You don’t need any prior approval under 107 to fly at night. You don’t need a part 107 license to fly at night if you’re flying for “fun”. You simply need lights.
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op00to
2y ago
What makes you think that they don’t know? Isn’t it common for the military to lie about what they know?
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op00to
2y ago
What do you think Drone ID is? It’s basically Bluetooth transmissions. Very localized reception and basically impossible to monitor over a wide area without many, many receivers spread out evenly all over the place.
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op00to
2y ago
You keep posting the same stuff multiple times in the thread. It doesn’t help your argument.
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op00to
2y ago
What’s not part 107 compliant? All the activity I’ve heard was fully legal.
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op00to
2y ago
Can you site an actual reliable source, and not the mouthpiece of a political party?
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op00to
2y ago
New Jersey is essentially one big sensitive site. Between Picatinny Arsenal, Joint Base McGuire-Dix, NWS Earle, and all the other smaller sites, you’re about 15 miles away from any one site and if you’re near civilization you’re much closer
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op00to
2y ago
Especially spam iMessage, which you'd think Apple would have a good handle on. Always iMessage from a foreign number.
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op00to
2y ago
oh man that stinks! what a bummer!
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op00to
2y ago
Wow, fascinating. Thank you for sharing! I didn't think about the challenge wet wood can cause.
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2y ago
Indeed - is there a history of democrat-nominated judges acting in corrupt manner enriching the politicians that nominated them? We're not comparing apples to apples here. One team is playing by the rules, and one team has burned the r
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op00to
2y ago
Very cool article, security researchers are incredibly creative and scary smart.
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op00to
2y ago
What did you do that caused it to false trigger?
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op00to
2y ago
It's also not the top part of a sweater, just to be clear.
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op00to
2y ago
> not all treatments are automatically approved It's not simply approval or denial. In the US, you can still get health care for conditions the insurance company decides to deny payment for after the fact. The "insured" is
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2y ago
King George III was "legally innocent".
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2y ago
Worse than people dying, even more common a single health event can literally bankrupt a family. This happens every day, all day. 41% of Americans have some sort of health care debt. Over 3 million Americans owe more than $10,000 in medical
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op00to
2y ago
This is nonsense.
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op00to
2y ago
> Unwanted incursions into your military bases should prompt fear. No, it shouldn’t. Military should respond based on doctrine, thought, and analysis not fear.
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op00to
2y ago
Look at the radar cross section of modern military aircraft. An F35 returns pretty much the same energy as a small commercial drone. These are trackable.
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op00to
2y ago
Isn’t that what maker spaces are?
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op00to
2y ago
I love older cars and drove an early 80s Volvo until 2010 or so, but I also love side impact airbags, antilock brakes, and a car that mostly just “works”.
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op00to
2y ago
Good point - I bet completions are much quicker in practice than a chord for commonly used snippets. At least the number of chords a normal human can remember!
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op00to
2y ago
I thought most internet routers in the US at least were pwned by the NSA. :D
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2y ago
The major worry for these devices for me is someone using my network connection for nefarious uses. I suspect many of the “get a residential IP for your crawler” services actually use hacked IOT devices.
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2y ago
A high-protein diet can increase calcium and uric acid levels in the urine, raising the risk of urinary stones. I have experienced this, and got the cystoscopy to prove it. It sucked
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