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seany
5y ago
This makes me sad. Threads suck in chat.
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seany
5y ago
I don't think I've ever picked the web interface over native as long as the native app is "really native"
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seany
5y ago
And this is why monero, zcash etc have and will always be better in the long run.
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seany
5y ago
Why is the first question to this stuff not "maybe their policies are shit?"
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5y ago
This is one of those weird things that bugs the crap out of me. I get why it's a "general" problem, but I use some of these transmitters in amateur frequencies legally, and now getting more parts is going to be a pain in the
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seany
5y ago
This is just false. I personally know people in the states that make it false, and other evidence is very easily accessible.
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seany
5y ago
All I can say is thank god for the Janus result.
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seany
5y ago
This seems to scream "teamsters management wants to stay relevant" not "lets help the workers"
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seany
5y ago
It's not a good trend though. I actually prioritize doing business with vendors that don't do this (I only shop at stores that don't generally card for alcohol for instance)
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seany
5y ago
Solar2d is also quite good. https://solar2d.com/ its technically older than love, but it started as Corona (not opensource)
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seany
5y ago
Wouldn't the best option for twitter to get out of the judgment business?
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seany
5y ago
I really hope what every they end up doing here doesn't screw over all the people that really want to be part time contract workers like AB5 did.
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seany
5y ago
That plate part isn't quite true, since most firearms will have metal barrels at the very least. Which would found by a metal detector.
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seany
5y ago
Yeah, I was only talking nationally. That said I think CA is the only state like that, so long as you are otherwise allowed to own firearms.
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seany
5y ago
Fgc-9 as well
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seany
5y ago
The serial number part of this comment is only true if you want to sell a firearm you've made. If you built it for yourself undersized is perfectly fine (at the national level). You also only have to apply for anything unless you becom
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seany
5y ago
There are _plenty_ of people that would modify the 2nd to make it more expansive, not less. I'd count myself as one of them.
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seany
5y ago
There are totally plastic designs for small calibers intended to shoot only a few times. Then there's stuff like the FGC-9, with it's home made ECM barrel. Which was designed primarily for areas like europe where other firearm pre
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seany
5y ago
This hits really hard for people that are 20y +, Dir or VP level people... but they really get along mostly with the oilfield guys on the weekend. You almost just have to turn off your personality.
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5y ago
You mean, like people can do on purpose right now?
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seany
5y ago
"Just add more authoritarianism" I'll pass, thanks.
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seany
5y ago
Delivering guns as data is a thing now, I'm sure someone is working on heroin.
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seany
6y ago
Have to bust out the Bolo on that setup
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seany
6y ago
In practice, sure you can. You have to be careful about getting it back into the normal banking system if you want to do that; but you aren't going to be raided by the secret service for handing someone 30k in a parking lot (something
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seany
6y ago
But at some point doing that is also bad for the company, or good for the companies competitors. It's just artificial market manipulation.
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seany
6y ago
What are the KYC requirements? I'm going to assume that it's none, since it's privacy focused
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6y ago
Why is this even illegal?
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6y ago
I don't get why it's a problem for companies to let people go who are actively advocating against the companies interest.
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seany
6y ago
Nothing like that cover would be injection molded. Vacuum formed probably.
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6y ago
In some areas they seem to ask, but you can just walk by or flip them off. It's unclear to me what they really do to their bottom line.
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