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by thedaly 3y ago
There aren't very many details in that post either. > During the activity, one tool bag was inadvertently lost. Flight controllers spotted the tool bag using external station cameras. The tools were not needed for the remainder of t
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by thedaly 3y ago
https://archive.is/hBf2Z
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by thedaly 3y ago
Here is a backup of the unlocked link: https://archive.is/hBf2Z
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by thedaly 3y ago
Yes, Carplay is the correct way to implement this.
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by thedaly 3y ago
Democrats are for it, Republicans against.
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by thedaly 3y ago
> The kill switch mandate forms a critical element of the 2021 infrastructure law. Car manufacturers are bound by the legislation to incorporate advanced driving technology designed to proactively assess a driver’s performance and, if de
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by thedaly 3y ago
They also stopped allowing NSFW content to appear on the front page of r/all.
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by thedaly 3y ago
"Better" is subjective and not the term I would use in this context.
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by thedaly 3y ago
Clicking the P works for me. https://web.archive.org/web/20210119214901/https://www.cia.g...
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by thedaly 3y ago
> PowerBI makes me want to PowerDIE, is a profound offense to whatever nobility is inherent to the human spirit, and anyone asking for one of these fucking things to be produced should be treated - pending the greatest justification the
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by thedaly 3y ago
He leaked excerpts from the text but not the full document. I would really like to read the actual full text document. The fact that the European commission keeps the draft legislation secret is concerning. Is this the typical process for a
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by thedaly 3y ago
I can't seem to find it anywhere. This line leads me to think it isn't public, which is crazy: > The text isn't final yet, but is subject to approval behind closed doors in Brussels on November 8.
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by thedaly 3y ago
> In fact, there’s an opportunity to build entire companies that take advantage of this price differential and I expect we’ll see more and more of that happening. Interesting. What sort of companies can take advantage of this?
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by thedaly 3y ago
It was mentioned elsewhere in this thread that the patents were issued in the early 00s and were valid for 20 years, so they will be expiring soon.
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by thedaly 3y ago
The phone utility were I live has deisel generators that kick on whenever the power goes out in order to keep the copper phone lines operational. These generators always work, or at least one of the four they have in each office does.
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by thedaly 3y ago
Lack of preventive maintenance if I were to guess. Also, these generators would need a supply of diesel fuel, and typically have a storage tank on site. If the diesel isn't used and replaced, it can gum up the generator.
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by thedaly 3y ago
I hate the premium domain concept.
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by thedaly 3y ago
I don't know about cell towers, but all AT&T central offices have generators with massive fuel tanks that can run even if the gas supply is cut off. I would be surprised if the backup for cell towers didn't have similar system
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by thedaly 3y ago
Does it cost less than the absolutely ludicrous $16/month that twitter is trying to charge?
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by thedaly 3y ago
It is interesting, I have almost the opposite experience as the author. I first signed up for twitter 8 years ago, but it never really interested me and I barely used it. I started using it again around the time that Elon bought it, and I h
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by thedaly 3y ago
> The series of events leading to Somali’s arrest began in late August when he trespassed onto a construction site in Osaka. He continued with unauthorized live broadcasts from a restaurant and engaged in harassment both online and in pe
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by thedaly 3y ago
For some reason, I've always felt that comments here are ephemeral.
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by thedaly 3y ago
I should be more clear, I mostly mean alcohol in the time since the industrial revolution, after breakthroughs were made in the yeast technology. Prior to the developments, there was a limit to how potent we could brew alcohol before it poi
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by thedaly 3y ago
> We keep selling the idea that bud is natural but ask anyone older than 60 who smokes and they will tell you 'modern' cannabis is absolutely wild compared with what existed a few decades ago. To be fair, this is true of all dr
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by thedaly 3y ago
> The only corporations who pay tax in the US are large corporations who need massive amounts of cash on hand for research and reinvestment for new products and ventures. Apple would seemingly fit this description, but they still skirt t
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by thedaly 3y ago
> A later MOU signed earlier this year between Deere and the American Farm Bureau Federation has a little more teeth but can become null and void if any state passes any law that is stronger than the MOU. That is a shady way to get out o
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by thedaly 3y ago
I don't think our ancestors had the luxury of being vegan.
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by thedaly 3y ago
User agents, fingerprinting, etc. There are certainly ways to mask your client, but these would be considered cheating by most private trackers and would be grounds for a ban.
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by thedaly 3y ago
> Progressive enhancement is a strategy in web design that puts emphasis on web content first, allowing everyone to access the basic content and functionality of a web page, whilst users with additional browser features or faster Interne
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by thedaly 3y ago
> More than a decade ago, this site published Krebs’s Three Rules for Online Safety, of which Rule #1 was, “If you didn’t go looking for it, don’t install it.” It’s nice to know that this technology-agnostic approach to online safety rem

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