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Not exhaustive but, compare the below with Chicago or Minneapolis. https://houston.eater.com/2020/6/1/21277094/downtown-houston...
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I don't know. Tons of people in Texas use AR pattern rifles with large cartridges to hunt boar. You're going to want Semi-Auto if you miss or if you get charged, those hogs are mean.
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6y ago
Someone is trying to communicate with the hacker using invalid addresses.
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6y ago
Is that mode operational yet? I remember reading about it. https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/17250/lockheed-touts-n...
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6y ago
That's exactly what I was trying to articulate. Thanks for saying it more eloquently.
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6y ago
Is 'infected' really dehumanizing? Groups of humans can be infected with a disease, ideology, etc. I didn't mean to sound dehumanizing I'm just frustrated by the lack of reliable information about the world we live in.
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I think if any bomber were to be used in this capacity it'd be a B-21, stealthy, good capacity, but still subsonic so vulnerable. The range of AMRAAM is still considered being in the danger zone for those aircraft. I've used the F
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6y ago
F-15EX is essentially a flying missile boat, I'm pretty sure it can hold up to 20 AIM-120 AMRAAM missiles. For context a 35 carries only 4. They will support f22's and f35's from BVR. The upgrades are probably designed to mod
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6y ago
Whats worse is this phenomenon isn't contained to the NYT all media it appears is infected.
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You are correct. Reddit tried to change all the moderators on the Donald Trump subreddit a few months back and in response the moderators built thedonald.win. After the recent ban wave of subs several others moved to the '.win network&
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I knew this was a matter of time after games started using BE methods to encrypt network data. It gave cheaters and incentive to look into BE encryption and break it. This is the result. Without a rework BE is essentially useless now.
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Yeah shouldn't be news N64 games were around 50 bucks in 1997 which is ~80 dollars with inflation.
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Tesla really is changing the auto industry quite a bit. I wonder how much they would save if they made every 3 series with the fully loaded specs and locked them behind software? I imagine you could gain a lot of efficiency in the supply ch
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I wish there was a completely technical solution to moderation sadly it's a human problem and humans come with their biases. It's election season if someone could document systemic political bias would that be treated as an in-kin
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6y ago
I'm very familiar with Mixer my company does interactive streaming and I really liked Mixer/Beam they had a great team. Their mobile interactivity is next to their low latency as the high marks of the platform. I do think their au
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An Open Letter to Apple
(teams.joinladder.com)
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I am not in any way qualified in the medical domain but these methods look similar to the other Study that was viewed as flawed that showed it did work. Seems there is no solid data either way.
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I've never seen the mainstream media question the veracity of the statistics about Covid that came out of China until the evidence is too obvious to ignore. There is plenty of proof that they regularly manipulate their statistics such
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7y ago
IMO, for Canada's needs Super Hornets and a few growlers will be more than enough.
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This was verified by online communities within 3 hours of the footage being known to western forums. NYT just copied the math or they did it themselves much later.
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7y ago
Being paid from 10AM to whenever is exactly what the OP implied. They were not paid for setup time as far as I can tell from that text. Are you able to glean more?
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The upside of methane is that it's short lived in the atmosphere with a half life in the atmosphere of ~7 years. At the end of the day we do need more nuclear it's the best solution and the newest generation of reactors can consum
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Look up the case on the docket where it's filed. Find out the plaintiff's lawyers and give them a ring.
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I agree. To think that those kind of actions were so mishandled on the most high profile FBI investigation in decades is completely horrifying. Not to even mention the falsifying of evidence. If they do that to someone as high profile as Tr
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Seems like a normal PR piece turned into an 'article' in modern online journalism. If these new seats actually help people sleep better it's great. Economy vs Business is not even comparable in terms of ability to sleep at le
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Yeah... The CCP aren't really known for their tolerance.
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Twice for me. Both in lower rent apartment row houses in college in different locations. Tons of electronics stolen and I had the S/N for 80% of them and one firearm, cops didn't seem to care. On one instance I gave them the likel
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In my experience the police don't investigate B&E's into people's homes that often or with any vigor.
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Yeah link not working for me either.
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It's misleading for sure but they're writing 250 'events' per document.
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