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[how]A warming planet could turn Iceland into a glacier
(adn.com)
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The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects,[a] against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation
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The dazzling discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb
(bbc.com)
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now its about finding lost dogs, because users use case is prompt with image of a dog, then "BOLO" for an image occurs and a black box examines some number and distribution of ring feeds for a match. facade or "goodwashing&qu
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it just might be be some wisdom taking hold. we know people can exist and be productive in orbit for extended periods. we know people can make it to the moon remain for a time, and perform tasks, then return. energy generation, probably has
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9mo ago
seems more doable, and probably a good stepping stone. set up a fake moon site, and develop moon materials construction automatons then send them up first, to establish a light industrial infrastructure.
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"Another clip shows the drone on the ground with smoke coming from it." if true, its a matter of repetition, and probability, until the time one of these crashes starts something on fire.
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3D printing with one of the hardest Tungsten-based material now possible
(tomshardware.com)
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Multi-Layered Counter-UAS Defense: Portable, Mobile, and Fixed
(dzyne.com)
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Bye Bye Humanity: The Potential AMOC Collapse
(thatjoescott.com)
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The only U.S. particle collider shuts down
(sciencenews.org)
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Microsoft purges Win11 printer drivers, devices on borrowed time
(tomshardware.com)
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The Genus Amanita
(mushroomexpert.com)
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California urges people avoid wild mushrooms after 4 deaths, 3 liver transplants
(cbsnews.com)
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Free NNTP news servers for all
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so you may as well be torrenting rawdog over your own internet connection. i imagine anybody that really knows what this ToS mod means, is screaming over the phone, or cancelling any media capable AWS services.
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perhaps a defacto bunker, and gateway to the lithosphere proper.
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actually the machine, and its handlers should become science literate, if there is an interest in contributing to science. dissemination of novel idea is the purpose of publication. sharing data can be done with e-mail. if you cant work wit
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fresh manure would likely not be up your alley, but some people find it home-like.
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9mo ago
you are witnessing the practice of thinking about the consequences of words before commiting to speech. ive noticed most nonusers spit out automated responses, and have little to no recall of the conversation a few minutes after.
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i tried the preview, i lasted about half hour then searched and finally found out how to make it go away. if you like your alexa stuff the way it is, then leave plus out in the streets, its an enshittification.
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what part of the dangerous part is the actually dangerous part? its a framing trap to think you have to print or cnc the whole thing in one job. split it up into many smaller jobs, each one not looking dangerous, rezero start the next secti
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you have made it quite clear that you have no understanding of the issues.
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theres a procedural problem with this, and its apparently why the feds dont require serial number on a PMF until FFL transfer is about to occur when should you be required to serialize it? if you serialize after it is worked to the point of
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where do you put things, so that no one will be able to warrant thier way into access? entirely out of jurisdiction, where it is prohibitively expensive to travel, and impractical for any physical seizure. you dont need to compute, just sto
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would we see age verification proxies? the proxy service would verify you, by whatever means, and send whatever signal that means yes this is an adult, without passing on user data, allowing you to surf without nags. 3rd party verification
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Homeland Security is targeting Americans with this secretive legal weapon
(adn.com)
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dont ingnore The Dangerous Drift to Redefine Terrorism as Government.
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you know this sounds like a dystopian storyline. due to the vehicles recent usage: it starts with a rental car trip, an "incidental roadrage" incident while travelling, then the surveillance and whistle blowing starts at a rest st
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9mo ago
you are making sense with it, here read this: Electrically Excitable Cells https://neurotext.library.stonybrook.edu/C4/C4_1/C4_1.html
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