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841.
by thrill 7y ago
Most military aircraft have Mode 1,2,3,4, and now 5, all of various capabilities, of which Mode 3/A (with altitude reporting) is also in common use by non-military aircraft. "Squawking" a particular mode, and code in the m
842.
by thrill 7y ago
"If it is profitable, it will be regulated out of existence", to paraphrase Ronald Reagan.
843.
by thrill 7y ago
I like versioning things as YYYY.MMDD.HHmm 2020.0102.0345 if you stick to GMT.
844.
by thrill 7y ago
For an ACID compliant, resilient, consistent, distributed, auto-sharding and auto-tuning for low latency, highly scalable SQL database? No.
845.
by thrill 7y ago
Generally for the back taxes.
846.
by thrill 7y ago
A flight plan is not a requirement for night flight in the US.
847.
by thrill 7y ago
When I read or watch or listen to something it doesn't cease to exist in some sort of Mission Impossible effect. So no, not equivalent.
848.
by thrill 7y ago
About 5 million years ago, for one.
849.
by thrill 7y ago
I guess Soylent Green is taken?
850.
by thrill 7y ago
quantum wokeness
851.
Generating electrical power from potential difference of fresh and salt water(sciencemag.org)
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852.
by thrill 7y ago
Well, sure, that's the story of its meaning.
853.
by thrill 7y ago
schlaginsgesichtmitkaltemfisch
854.
by thrill 7y ago
I bought one of the first BMW 328 convertibles off the line. I drove it 20 years with over 500,000 miles with minimal repairs - even the soft top was still working fine and looked "ok" when I finally hit a large pothole and total
855.
by thrill 7y ago
A threat doesn't have to be an intentional act.
856.
by thrill 7y ago
I cleared my cookies and it let me read it.
857.
by thrill 7y ago
All promises of perpetuity have sell by dates.
858.
by thrill 7y ago
A knowledgeable person can certainly take apart the devices and reuse the material. The devices are well protected and would require completely overwhelming well trained and equipped personnel who suffer no lack of clarity in their mission
859.
by thrill 7y ago
What are the odds that designing and engineering in a small volume for desired capabilities would end up with similar looks?
860.
by thrill 7y ago
While I keep reading of the ease of fingerprint compromise, I too would have liked leaving the sensor, unless Google simply said it was not securable - my finger naturally falls on the sensor in the Pixel 2 design. However, I'm sure i
861.
by thrill 7y ago
Do you think prices will increase if the overall money supply does not increase - i.e. the UBI is taken from the tax revenues?
862.
by thrill 7y ago
Yep - I believe he will wordsmith it to use words like "race-conscious" instead of "race-discrimination" and vote with Harvard.
863.
by thrill 7y ago
I believe Roberts would vote with Harvard.
864.
by thrill 7y ago
Kagan, an Obama nominee, skipped the Texas case. I think it'd be ruled the same way this time.
865.
by thrill 7y ago
Unlikely to be ruled unconstitutional with the current makeup of the Supreme Court. A case brought against the University of Texas in 2016 ruled 4-3 basically the same way, with one justice recusing and another justice had died and not yet
866.
by thrill 7y ago
Wikiphilia - no real cure.
867.
by thrill 7y ago
Absolutely. A market adjusts far more rapidly to match supply and demand than any committee ever could, especially as groups of people that set prices have agendas other than seeking movement to a balanced price.
868.
by thrill 7y ago
It doesn't. The atmosphere is not a closed system as upper limit varies. The global temperature strongly correlates to the sun's activity and our distance from it, and nearly not at all to anything else, other than cataclysmic
869.
by thrill 7y ago
You're going to call a study with 37 participants proof ?
870.
by thrill 7y ago
For the same reason your similar genetic makeup did not make you all look identical.

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