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by repiret 9y ago
Its way to heavy to fly as an ultralight under Part 103, which has a 254 lb maximum dry weight. Its probably too heavy to fly as a light sport, which has a 1,200 lb max gross weight limit, compared to the SureFly's 1,500 lb max gross
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by repiret 9y ago
If they were going to be their own operator, the probably wouldn't use a mix of CRJ and E-175, but instead have a single-type fleet for lower costs. My guess is that SkyWest or someone like that who already has a mixed fleet is operat
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by repiret 9y ago
So its Part 121, but with private TSA screening and boarding on the General Aviation side of the airports? Are you operating the planes, or is SkyWest of someone like them operating the planes?
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by repiret 9y ago
Per https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curta “The Curta is a small mechanical calculator”
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by repiret 9y ago
Respectfully, I disagree with the absolutist view that policing and banning is /never/ a good idea. Phishing is rightfully unlawful, and its wholly appropriate for the mechanisms of society to fight against it. There is a balance
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by repiret 9y ago
Several years ago I read [1] a proposal for internationalized domain names from DJ Bernstein from before puny-code took hold. The key observation was that there's nothing stopping you from just using UTF-8 in the existing DNS protocol
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by repiret 9y ago
Do you have a citation for that? An individual mushroom produces millions of spores, but in a stable population, on average only one spore produces another mature mushroom. I'd be very surprised if mushroom populations are limited by
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by repiret 9y ago
> If your server responds to my request and gives a copy to me, how can I be doing anything illegal? The snarky answer is that a sovereign state can make anything illegal that it chooses to. But we shouldn't allow anything a server
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by repiret 9y ago
Does the coverage premium fully pay for the cost of care, or are there additional subsidies?
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by repiret 9y ago
But fresh fruit in particular doesn't rot at a uniform rate. You can pick two peaches from the same tree at the same time with the same appereant ripeness, store them in identical conditions, and have them go bad on different days.
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by repiret 9y ago
One of the two air ambulance services that serves my area has already announced that they will cease service surrounding the eclipse in order to have more capacity near their home base.
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by repiret 9y ago
I'm not super familiar with Unity, but based on the satellite photos, I think Forrest Road 6015 will be traversable with a Class C; you should be able to find a fine place to came out there. You should call up the Prairie City Ranger
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by repiret 9y ago
Pepper away! I love my little corner of the country and love talking about it :) There is lots and lots of publicly owned land in Eastern Oregon. "Dispersed" camping means camping somewhere that isn't a developed campground
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by repiret 9y ago
Will less than three minutes of darkness actually cool the air very much?
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by repiret 9y ago
In Eastern Oregon, summer weather is either clear or thunderstorms; thunderstorms develop in the afternoon, while the eclipse is in the morning. You're exceptionally likely to get a clear day East of the Cascades. I leave in rural Eas
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by repiret 9y ago
I've never sold a home, I just rent them out when I move. I've done long distance rentals both myself and with an agent. Finding a good agent is easier than finding a good tenant, and good tenants move out eventually and you hav
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by repiret 9y ago
If that were really true, the BBB might have gone under years ago, and the Nigerians might stop asking for help in transferring great wealth. There is no shortage of suckers in the world - as the old saying goes, there's one born every
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by repiret 9y ago
That's 162 games per team - it's 2,430 games for all of MLB. Compare that with NFL's 16 games per team, or 256 games league wide. (Edited to fix NFL games per team per season)
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by repiret 9y ago
I feel that there should be two types of contracts in the world 1. Take it or leave it, fine print consumer contracts, which includes most loans. These contracts should very limited in power / heavily regulated. 2. Negotiated contract
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by repiret 9y ago
With address space randomization, if you have a valid pointer to memory A, you can compute a valid pointer to memory B if they are from the same section. You can't do that with this, because the address is part of the signature.
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by repiret 9y ago
Speaking specifically to Toyota's 0% deals, I bought a Toyota a couple years ago, and at that time there was a cash back incentive that was mutually exclusive with 0% financing. This car was pricey enough that 0% was still a better de
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by repiret 9y ago
There are 172 million acres of land in Texas. That means you could give every American man woman and child a half an acre of land to themselves in Texas, with land to spare. The US is really big.
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by repiret 9y ago
it matches ARMv8-A's AArch32 quite well :)
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by repiret 9y ago
It must be possible to change instruction sets when branching, in order to call or return from a function in the opposite instruction set. There are branching instructions that can't change instruction sets for two reasons: 1. A direct
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by repiret 9y ago
If the terminals of the motor are open, it will rotate freely.
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by repiret 9y ago
> First, legal problems: you can't have a unisex multi-stall bathroom in the USA. I'm not sure if it's actually illegal (it probably is in many states), but it'll never fly even if it is. It is illegal in the US, see
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by repiret 10y ago
1. Auvi-Q is about 2"x3"x.5", and fits unobtrusively in my pocket. EpiPen is about 8" long, making it awkward to keep with you. For that reason alone I carry Auvi-Q. 2. Except you missed a step - you have to take off the
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by repiret 10y ago
But eight years ago, the opposing faction had even more control. They could have enshrined net neutrality in law then.
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by repiret 10y ago
Although it is irrelevant to the point you're making, I feel I should point out that Saturn was a General Motors subsidiary, so it is not Ford that is making Saturn recalls.
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by repiret 10y ago
If I'm a dude in my workshop making children's toys, I'm on the hook for strict product liability the rest of my life in I made dangerous toys. If I'm a one man contractor building a house, certain categories of mistakes

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