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Came here to make a Ship-of-Theseus dad joke, beaten throughly to the punch.
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Code is law, until an actual law enforcement entity takes an interest in you.
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Operational question, why do the DEA and ATF exist? It seems that they are A. Failures* and B. Lack any distinctive law enforcement mission. Couldn't we just roll their missions up into the FBI? Perhaps the Secret Service as well? This
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CAD or rapid part development seems like a natural application of this kind of tool.
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This is a comprehensive guide to the basics. https://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo
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Differences between the old stealth bomber and the new one
(airandspaceforces.com)
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Don't fire them all, but coming close probably wouldn't hurt. As evidence I offer the below. My rural college and surroundings depended on a student-staffed fire department to for emergency medical services, fire-prevention and pr
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Using a Thermal Printer to make Tiny D&D Character Sheets
(github.com)
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Also their strike aircraft. https://theaviationist.com/2016/02/20/desert-pink-special-co...
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We need more water than rain can provide: refilling rivers with desalination
(caseyhandmer.wordpress.com)
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A procedural victim. Unfortunate, I was hoping to use this to track vehicle speeds on my street. ITAR always falls apart at the edges. High-end thermal and night vision equipment online to “US persons,” but a a bad passive radar’s code isn’
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I’m a known walker at my office. Walking seems to be the simmering phase of my problem solving methodology. It’s typically not the place where I identify or complete issue resolution. However, it is the place where 85 to 90 percent of the s
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This is correct and only one half of the downsides of WeWork’s model. WeWork assumes the risk spread between a traditional commercial lease and a basket of short-term leases. The stability and creditworthiness of the short term leases is
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Voting from Antarctica
(brr.fyi)
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After some scoffing I’ve updated my thinking to “this isn’t terribly non-sensical.” Perhaps small or medium business. A few chargers for your EV panel vans w/access control in a public lot…or maybe to capture a green tax credit. YMMV i
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The Aspects of the Sevastopol Attack You Need to Focus On
(cdrsalamander.substack.com)
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Encourage persons interested in these letters to read The Anarchy by William Dalrymple. Summarizes establishment of East India Co. and subsequent financial outcomes and violence.
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Hurricane Sandy Ten Years Later (National Weather Service [US])
(storymaps.arcgis.com)
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People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force Organization [pdf]
(airuniversity.af.edu)
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> Sometimes the best questions come while waiting for a train. Very much yes. Maps to the theme of thinking space we’ve brought up here over the past 4-5 days.
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Just going to say it, there is no way that a sole SSBN can execute a decapitation first-strike successfully. Moving on to the more interesting topic - I want to talk about the “signaling” that’s going on/not going on here… It’s weird t
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My stance on buttons has only hardened over time. I have an ID.4 and an older-but-contemporary VW-family car with enough buttons to necessitate a meaningful overhead switch panel. It's quite jarring how bad the comparative experience b
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My dad’s death caused me to reevaluate the relative value of time during my child’s very early years. Prior to his death, I primarily saw them as developmentally critical but personally unfulfilling. After his death I reoriented much of my
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This is an impressive accomplishment. Not that we'll get to find out in a timely manner but I am curious how these maps compare to bathymetric surveys in the classified submarine world.
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This is likely to improve joint replacement surgery’s implant precision and efficacy.
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America's Capitol Is Guarded by Norwegian Surface-to-Air Missiles (2014)
(jalopnik.com)
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NASAMS remains deployed in the US Capitol region, in plain view. If you’ve landed in Washington, DC you’ve been painted by a NASAMS surveillance radar. There are also a few smaller point air defense installations. More info here - https:&#
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A lot of antitrust sentiment here. If you care to cajole the feds into action - here is the public service email for reporting antitrust concerns to the FTC - antitrust@ftc.gov
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National Airspace System Status
(nasstatus.faa.gov)
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Raised this on another thread...a simple dashboard from the FAA explaining what's up with US airspace, major airports. It also forecasts what problems may occur. Very handy.
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