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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
NFTs provide proof of ownership of the token, but no guarantee the NFT wasn't issued "fraudulently". C.f.: https://www.reddit.com/r/NFT/comments/m3y4go/my_art_stolen_a...
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
Ridiculous speculation at this point. Here is all of the current "evidence" that the bombing was related to 5G: > Fridrich confirms that agents asked him whether or not Warner had paranoia about 5G technology. > Fridrich tol
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
There are a few subgun matches, but IMHO it's mostly just people wanting anything the government says they can't have.
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
Looking at his other videos this seems like a clear cut case of copyright infringement, if he's not obtaining mechanical licenses. I don't understand why anyone is up in arms about this.
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
I wouldn't suggest starting totally from scratch as a first project, so if you want something more challenging than an AR you might look into surplus parts kits. InrangeTV had a good series covering their CETME-L kits a couple years ba
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
Where are you located? It's legal in much of the US, including California (although there are some legal hoops to jump through). Take a look at the "Gunnit Rust" posts (particularly Tier I) on /r/guns for inspiratio
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
California has a Democratic governor and Democratic super-majorities in both the state assembly and senate. Even with total control in the state, they won't go after something as uniformly reviled as balance billing: https:/&#x2F
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
With sims, and particularly when you're new to sims, I recommend turning on assists and just going for it. IRL we have rigorous flight training because planes are expensive and there's no reset button, but in sims there's not
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
Are they actually copyrightable? STScI is of course free to assert that they are, but that doesn't make it so.
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
I've not installed FS2020 yet, but from what I've seen in reviews, I believe "drone mode" can be untethered from your plane and allows you to do just that.
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
I don't have inside details on the investigation; three is just an example. It shouldn't be difficult to id different firing positions from spent casings, so if investigators believe it was multiple shooters I assume traces on the
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
Investigators will have a pretty good idea of where the shooters were based on where the spent casings piled up. Three piles of casings would mean three shooters, etc.
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
It wouldn't assume it failed. It caused $15M worth of damage for PG&E. It could easily have been a couple of disgruntled employees who wanted to hurt their employer.
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
I wouldn't read anything into the choice of cartridge. Even assuming the shooters were foreign, there's not much reason for them to import the guns, rather than just sourcing them locally, and 7.62 is common in California.
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
--force-with-lease is almost always the flag you ought to use instead. "--force-with-lease alone, without specifying the details, will protect all remote refs that are going to be updated by requiring their current value to be the same
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
Ports are not required. https://thediplomat.com/2015/03/mongolias-dubious-merchant-n...
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
Similar in size to the Halifax explosion, then. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halifax_Explosion
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
People who don't own guns tend to think of AR-15s as something exotic or particularly dangerous. Those of us who own guns tend to just think of them as the default rifle, for various reasons. You're saying "why wouldn't
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
I'm also quite liberal, and bought my first AR back in November 2016. I share your concerns. Your timing is bad, but I do think having a gun (preferably a modern rifle) is a good idea. You're right that training is important. I do
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
Perhaps a bad analogy given that Volkswagen, BMW, and Daimler-Benz all made use of slave labor provided by the Nazis.
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
QI is purely about civil suits.
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
Seems odd that this is filed in federal court rather than state. The Unruh civil rights act is broader, and the CA supreme court has ruled that its enumerated characteristics are "illustrative rather than restrictive".
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
One minor clarification: SCOTUS already chose to deny cert in Jessop, leaving the 9th circuit's grant of immunity standing.
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
FYI, boogaloo isn't a group. It's roughly a synonym for "the revolution", but with different associations. It's also used as a verb.
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
You might find this video on the use of a late-war Gyro gunsight interesting too, then. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DREz7qI8xRk
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
I'll add Ju 88 R-1 W/NR.360043, which is remarkable because the defection required coordination among two of the crew (who held the third at gunpoint). https://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/documents/collections/7
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
A gear-up touch-and-go has been done before though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mal%C3%A9v_Flight_262
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
Lawrence vs Texas is another interesting one. It's likely that the defendants were not actually having sex at the time of their arrest. The defendants deny it, the four responding officers reported three different stories. Lambda legal
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
Pornhub. https://www.cnet.com/news/gun-channel-moves-to-pornhub-after...
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by sio8ohPi 6y ago
The founding fathers gave the USPS a monopoly on the major communication channel of the time. Maybe it's time to update those laws to give them a monopoly over online communication, too? I see no way this could go wrong.

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