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by taxidump 7y ago
>The problem is people disabling that existing 400’ limited mode without FAA approval. >Would mandating ADS-B on drones provide enough warning to other aircraft? I assume the same type of person might just disable the beacon..
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by taxidump 7y ago
Maybe the reason you are getting pushback is your tactic of insults. Blowhard, HN crank squad and anti-science nuts... The best way to represent a position here is through dialog, not name calling. Emotional jabs tend to undermine your argu
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by taxidump 7y ago
That "blowhard" has added more to this discussion than you have with this comment. Would you like to counter his position, or just call names?
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by taxidump 7y ago
>The more educated women are, the less children they tend to have. I think this is due to women having to enter the work force and repay student loans vs. educated women choosing to not reproduce because of education.
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by taxidump 7y ago
I was mistaken and had opioid lumped in with opiate.
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by taxidump 7y ago
Kratom is not an opioid. https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/kratom-fear-worthy-folia...
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by taxidump 7y ago
How do you track the train barrier state?
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by taxidump 7y ago
Travel sites are the worst for this.
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by taxidump 7y ago
If they take the stance that repairs are a loss for Apple, then they should stop their anti-repair tactics and allow 3rd party purchase of replacement components. Imho.
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by taxidump 7y ago
The apartment was illegal, possibly not zoned for residential or not up to code. The act of helping someone move would not be illegal. He had every right to sue.
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by taxidump 7y ago
To add there is a format of music called Stems designed for DJ's and live remixers from Native Instruments which is a disassembly of the song into it's various parts. https://www.native-instruments.com/en/spec
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by taxidump 7y ago
Illegal immigrants are not sent to prison unless they committed additional crimes, usually they are deported and sent back to their respective countries.
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by taxidump 7y ago
>So people are allowed to fish and kill a lot of them and you guys are more limited on fire many you can fish to reproduce? Wow, I never cease to be surprised by how stupid government can be. Can you rephrase this in the form of a senten
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by taxidump 7y ago
A company I was a contractor for would send payment invoices with a password. The password was the last four digits of the ID number specific to the contractor. Our CRM we all used had every contractors ID number in their profile publicly a
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by taxidump 7y ago
I am not following your borderline racist comment about a name. Why do you assume stolen credentials? Low hanging fruit could be the entry point, but advanced attacks are common with state actors so this is highly assumptive and brings noth
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by taxidump 7y ago
>but how is it "screwing"? Because all you get for $1000 is a one nice stand?
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by taxidump 7y ago
I can not find any source that many thousands if not tens of thousands died in Europe in 2019 from the heat wave. Can you point me to your information source? I believe you are confusing the 2003 heatwave from over a decade ago with the one
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by taxidump 7y ago
That's quite a conclusion. This relationship between a programmer and a man who was shot during a swatting seems off. Would it be the gas station's fault who provided gas to the police vehicle en-route? A police officer using dead
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by taxidump 7y ago
You need to think like the leader of a nation, not like the leader of an advocacy group. This is a playing field most people can't comprehend.
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by taxidump 7y ago
>physical analog medium (superficial, but has value to some) I dissagree that vinyl medium is superficial. It is different entirely. Vinyl has a unique sound. Dynamic entropy is added during the playback from imperfections, many favor th
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by taxidump 7y ago
Should we hold them in temporary confinement until we can complete their hearing, or just let them promice to return and plead their case?
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by taxidump 7y ago
>You mean there are two standards in USA one at the borders another in the country. Yes. Also there are seperate policies and rules for citizens and non- citizens at the border. >So all countries denying reporters, human rights worker
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by taxidump 7y ago
Agreeded, what is the alternative? Due process at the border? Do you see the hold up this will cause? We have an appeal process for entry denial. Edit to add, citizens are entitled to due process while I am only referring to non-citizens
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by taxidump 7y ago
>we should at least try for "innocent until proven guilty" This method of justice is reserved for our court system inside the US and most likley not work for our borders due to the fact agents must make educated or gut decision
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by taxidump 7y ago
I have several pbx systems running, and granted this is a newer concept. Maybe this will help residential calls, business calls on the other hand will most likely allow the consumer to still take the path of least resistance.
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by taxidump 7y ago
The Liberator(?) Was entirely plastic I believe. Not just the lower. It may have had a metal firing pin.
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by taxidump 7y ago
I am unable to downvote but I would if I could. Many reservoirs are for municipal water supplies and not for marine life. It is common to cover them to reduce evaporation. To jump to the conclusion that floating solar arrays would "fuc
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by taxidump 7y ago
Also included in the movie Snatch. Big black dildos were used...
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by taxidump 7y ago
I passed a polygraph, I was untruthful and still passed. The person administering the test had done tbis for the FBI for 15 years. I had no special training.
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by taxidump 7y ago
Sorry, how does this relate to the topic?

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