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It's not just two runways it's the headquarters of the USAF Matrials Command since 1961 I think. Which is the biggest airforce command (by budget). They are responsible for running most R&D labs of the Airforce and for procuri
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The questions still seems reasonable? Maybe there exists some geological processes minerals deposits that absorbed moisture? Some kind of geothermal heating (although maybe that would just make steam permeate the surrounding area), an aster
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Emulators?
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Can you aerobreak all the way into the cannon though?
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Interesting. I develop computerized vision tests for work but have never heard of anyone being color blind in a single eye. Is this a result of physical injury?
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If this was true wouldn't we expect people born in Northern and Southern regions to exhibit signs consistent with astrological predictions and people born near the equator to be more consistent in their traits?
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I don't get your point? Doesn't that just mean if you fork the project you can't imply that it is sponsored by Microsoft? I have seen similar clauses in most open-source projects. This seems even more generous in that they do
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>When adults have a "debate" usually the goal is to take an absurd position Not so. Most debates are about mundane things like, Should we invest our limited RD budget on X or Y?, or should we send our kids to public or private
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>It reminds me of the web site "The Motley Fool" that would post an article such as "Should you buy AAPL?" that would always hem and haw and come to no real conclusion. Perhaps the reader felt they were being diligent
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Nobody thinks smoking originated in the new world. Smoking TOBACCO originated in the new world, because at that time it was the only place tobacco grew.
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Lol. Another sponsor is Mark Mitchell from https://www.bestblowjobmachines.com/
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While I agree that civil forfeiture needs addressed, police theft is way worse in some places. I am currently staying in mexico city and last night I was eating dinner at a restaurant with the group I am traveling with and stepped away fro
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Simple to say. Not simple to implement in practice and in a competitive environment. It is very hard for CEO to justify massive spending on something that has oy a 1:2000 chance or something in any given year.
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I thought all monarchs made their cocoons in mexico?
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>Weiss tried to get a professor fired, her anti-cancel culture screeds are disingenuous What are you referring to here?
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Umm...because it would be unethical... and possibly illegal
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300 adults to take care of 3,000,000 million kids and maintain the colony. Talk about overworked parents.
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Sorry for the delay. I wanted to actually study the case more thoroughly. Here is the actual evidence and option from the 2014 RICO case against Donziger. https://www.theamazonpost.com/wp-content/uploads/Chevron-Ec
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In case anyone here is actually interested in trying to understand the situation, here is the full option from the RICO case in 2014. https://www.theamazonpost.com/wp-content/uploads/Chevron-Ecu...
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Chevron Ecuador Donziger Opinion (2014 496 pages) [pdf]
(theamazonpost.com)
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In case their is anyone else interested in the truth instead of the spin from ether side. Complete and utter corruption on all sides.
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What about the international courts who came to the same conclusion? Are they all bought by chevron too? I am so fucking sick of people excusing bad behavior because they have drunk so much kool-aid they can't accept that the world is
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Maybe SF and LA are there because the area is a good port? Cities have been built near navigatable waterways since time immoral.
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The quality of journalism(both left and right) was degrading before trump, accelerated during trump, and is continuing to degrade.
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How so? What would this change?
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You see the Trump years as some sort of revitalization of journalism? I have a very different take away from those years.
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Unless you consider liquidity to be valuable? No?
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Launch costs are not the only (maybe not even the most) important factor for reliability. If your probe takes 9 years to reach it's destination and then fails to deploy it's not the launch costs that are the problem. Or if you wan
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>No, I wasn't. I simply stated he wasn't there, and he wasn't. I didn't imply anything beyond that he wasn't there. Honest communication is about more then just making sure your statements a factually correct, co
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This. The JWST cost/will cost about 10 billion dollars. The launch costs are negligible.
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