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7y ago
The university grade telescope, not sure what the entails, but I'm guessing it isn't hardened for radiation exposure and heat cycles seen in space. You can't use some off the shelf product unfortunately. Making things survive
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7y ago
Since it's not listed on the site, what are the costs for the services pex offers?
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7y ago
This is entirely off-topic, but if you're going through and downvoting people for posting their favorite podcasts in a thread like this, you should take a break from here, or the internet for a while, it's not that serious.
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7y ago
No but they did promote his manager the next promo cycle. Just normal Amazon things.
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7y ago
Everyone is still doing it, they just aren't transparent about it now.
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Hohmann Transfer Orbit
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Vortex Tube
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7y ago
Off topic: The link for this article is, https://www.theinformation.com/articles/google-brass-set-202... ?pu=hackernewsyw3xln&utm_source=hackernews&utm_medium=unlock How did it end up with utm_source=hackernews
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What was the original title? This comment chain reads a little confusing now.
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One of the things I learned about LDS today from reading reddit threads on this was how much land the church owns not just in the US ( I believe they're the largest land owners in the US) but also abroad. It's basically a real est
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7y ago
But those laptops are company property right?
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7y ago
Look to the automotive industry then. I owned a shop as a mechanic for several years working on euro cars mainly as well as a lot of track cars. The software in cars has gotten insanely advanced, and yet independent shops are still able to
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7y ago
I've seen The Master & Margarita mentioned a few times in this thread and for anyone who might pick it up, you'll want to familiarize yourself with popular historical Christian names and events first. I was not raised Catholic
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7y ago
I don't have a list because I usually look around on here for my next book to read. I see a lot of similar titles after reading through this thread. Some I've read, some I've started and got bored with and a lot I've nev
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7y ago
All of these people are responding talking about how it doesn't pay the same at Google yet this site is filled with miserable people making hundreds of thousands of dollars and constant threads about it. Perhaps greed isn't as ful
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7y ago
> ensuring there are no URL’s that can be copied and pasted Google maps does this with addresses. Why can't they just let someone copy the text. I don't understand why it's so purposefully hostile to users.
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OneWeb, Softbank seek dismissal of Intelsat lawsuit
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> When I was there a guy jumped off a building because they wouldn't let him switch off a toxic team This guy's manager was also promoted in the next promo cycle. Amazon really makes it clear they're a fucking awful compan
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7y ago
This is actually really common in Western States where billionaires like Ted Turner buy up massive chunks of land surrounding public Access land and then put up fences to keep people out. Of course it's illegal and they're require
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7y ago
It feels like there's a common thread between whistleblowers working for Elon Musk and retaliation to their personal lives. https://old.reddit.com/r/EnoughMuskSpam/comments/c7pmaf/yes_...
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I've enjoyed the convenience of the Go stores since they opened, but one thing that's popped into my head is how 'classist' this type of store is, especially in a city like Seattle where they started. To be allowed into
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Amazon Sues over Loss of Pentagon Cloud Deal to Microsoft
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If you work 8 hours a day and sleep 8 hours a day play a video games 14 hours a day, well the math doesn't work to being rational for an adult
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7y ago
Killing your cash flow is usually not a good practice. People are more likely to take your money and fuck off.
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Even if Amazon fixed this situation and the fake product stock would I wouldn't switch back to using them. Personally the customer trust is gone since it's been years now that I've been seeing articles and hn posts on this su
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7y ago
On the crane thing, I used to work in a warehouse with 150t overhead cranes and we'd never walk under loads, but we were also the operators, they were remote controlled, so the safety was engrained from the beginning. I also worked on
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Where can we find her blog or wherever she posts? I only see a link to a translated pastbin. Or was it in there? I was just skimming it a bit so far but can't really read it until tonight.
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I've been talking about this concept with my girlfriend a lot lately. Why aren't there any dispensaries in WA where you can buy a preroll and just sit and chill at the store like a coffee shop? It must be regulations preventing it
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I wonder how it will hold up over time with dust, dirt, or sand getting pressed in between the screens over an over.
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7y ago
I can't be the only one who gets depressed reading the news on here. Everyday it's another article about your private information being sucked up and sold for advertising or hacked and sold to be used for stealing your identity or
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