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> but also against global warming due to the delicate nature of producing fine wine. Historically Burgundy had one or two warm (aka fully ripening) vintages per decade. In some ways global warming is helping marginal regions (from a ripe
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Liv-ex and the other people who are leading the 'wine as an investment' bandwagon need to f right off. I love burgundy, I've even gone as far as spending a week there tasting at domaines. And I'm sick and tired of the pr
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5y ago
Not when the result would be them ransomwaring themselves. But I think it's pretty obvious I'm not going to be able to convince your superior 4D chess mind so I think I'll just bow out now. Good luck.
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5y ago
It's in the malware, the most fake of all primary sources.
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5y ago
Nothing to do with ideology, just the simple fact that once the US Capitol was breached the protestors were committing a criminal act and could be treated as such. Now whether or not that criminal act warranted a firearm discharge is up to
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5y ago
> because four of those were either natural causes or self–inflicted: strokes, heart attack, drug overdose. Which most likely would not have occurred if the riot hadn't occurred. > The fifth was an unarmed protester who was shot
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5y ago
I think it was obvious there was no plan but I'm not sure you can say it was overblown when people died.
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5y ago
Maybe this has to do more with nationality? HN is a US focused site after all.
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6y ago
> quite likely isolated or untrusted - were hacked. I disagree. From my experience there are many big corps out there that use VLANs but don't properly secure them. And even if they did I expect pivoting from these hosts would be tr
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6y ago
Google already had a plan for this back in October 2020 (in terms of paying a premium for news). https://blog.google/outreach-initiatives/google-news-initiat...
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> My most important message to everyone reading this is that it's not intended to compete with properly implemented wireline based services. I think the key word here is properly. I put my pre-order in Feb 9th and I'm in the Pe
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6y ago
I think we can all agree that SF as well as Cali has a problem in terms of homelessness. I think we can also agree that homelessness leads to criminal behavior. I expect if I lived on the streets I'd do whatever I had to (illegal or ot
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6y ago
> But the whole saga has played out exactly the same throughout the West. We went into lockdown today with our first case of community spread since April. The saga has 100% NOT played out exactly the same throughout the West. Australia h
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> So the percentage of 'terrorist' attacks that occurred have shifted towards right wing extremist groups... of course that either requires that we don't classify certain destructive behaviors by certain groups of people a
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+1. I must admit I find it a bit rich that people are raising free speech issues around this situation. I find myself wondering where these people were in 2014 when all the major social media platforms systematically removed ISIS accounts a
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> I'm linking you to a video showing a mob enacting an act of killing a symbolic cop Once again, BLM protests to my knowledge did not ever result in LE personnel being murdered. So I can't really see these sorts of things as co
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> It is not known how the account was accessed I don't think the question was sidestepped, I just think as of yet they don't know exactly how the account was compromised.
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> 5 in one event?
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This seems less like an answer to the question and more a statement of your position. Amazon is domestic so it's kinda hard to accuse them of direct foreign interference.
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Did they then storm federal buildings where the persons they were chanting about hanging were in residence?
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> It isn't good for the people considered to be the smartest in the world to be so rabidly against one political side. Who said that? > Here's documented evidence of violence of an appalling kind outside police precincts an
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Those examples can all be considered performance art and are protected. Erecting a gallow outside of the Capitol with a mob of angry rioters chanting about hanging Pence isn't really comparable. Those threats should be considered real,
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> Trump will be back, that's guarantee and he will be more popular than ever. Assuming he's still alive and mobile in 2024. Given his diet that's an assumption I'm not comfortable making. > These companies like Twi
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In an academic paper from 30 March 2010 from the United State Marine Corps Command and Staff College at the Marine Corps University in Quantico, Virginia, Major Joseph T. Beals, USMC writes: "The elite Mexican Special Forces, Grupo Aer
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Despite the article not outright claiming this as fact I've never seen anyone seriously attempt to refute the statement.
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IIRC education is Australia's 3rd largest export.
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> What motivated Australia, Japan, and SK to sign on to this? Most likely the fact that the US becoming more isolationist forces traditional allies to enter into agreements that they wouldn't have considered previously. In this inst
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Even if you don't have a high net worth it triggers a 5 year tax audit and fees. My mate just handed in his passport even though he's been doing his W2's annually and he still had to pay $2k to renounce.
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We're using a ESP32 as the "brains" of a Rocket tracker. Having Wifi to confirm GPS lock is pretty nice. I flew it yesterday with a Quectel L-80/MediaTek 3339 chipset, seems to have performed fairly well. https:/&
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High Power = H Impulse and above. Also, if your M class flights rarely went over 1500ft those rockets must have been HUGE. I did my L3 on a baby M (M2250 - 9.4% M) and went nearly 20k ft AGL and Mach 1.9.
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