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AirborneUnicorn
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Comment #39469773
This is an interesting article, thanks for sharing! Nuanced perspectives like these are useful.
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Comment #39469745
Certainly extreme, how bizarre
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Comment #39469701
I agree, though I assumed (shame on me) these were in reference to events more current than 4 years ago. But, I’m not always completely in touch with US news or politics either.
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Comment #39467076
> People often use “do you have sources, I'd like to read them” to imply “links, or that didn't happen”. Oh, I just hadn't heard of these things. Thanks for the links! Edit --- How…
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Comment #39465974
Do you have sources for these events? I’d like to read them. Thanks!
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Comment #39429286
Is SF expected to have its people without homes moved somewhere else as a solution to this social problem? What a bizarre notion, unless I misunderstand you.
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Comment #37641989
This is unnecessarily inflammatory towards a generation of children who didn’t choose what world to be born into, and which systems were going to be taking advantage of them.
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Comment #37564203
there is evidence of major navies investing in autonomous surface vehicles: https://www.usff.navy.mil/Press-Room/News-Stories/Article/35... Obviously not combat vehicles but it’s n…
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Comment #32571263
For obvious reasons, I don’t think this is a reliable source for such a claim by any means.
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Comment #28464096
As I understand it, a larger sensor size will require longer focal lengths to match an "equivalent" view angle as a smaller sensor. As focal length increases, perceived depth of fi…
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Comment #28100667
The lockdowns have little bearing on severity of the ongoing pandemic. The lockdowns ended, but did you change your lifestyle? I don't think it's fair to say we're in a 'sociable' …
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Comment #28073299
An egg beater, perhaps?
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Comment #25501342
It’s been seen [0] that having a slightly different subset of traffic rules for cyclists (while maintaining that they are indeed a vehicle with rights to the public roadways) is sa…
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Comment #25500809
I’m not sure you have to look too much further than Tesla for a taste of it.
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Comment #25363568
This sentiment is one among many reasons why there will be no return to 'normalcy' any time soon after the introduction of vaccines.
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Comment #24878960
I can agree with this. I maintain a gitlab instance at my place of work and it’s been very resilient for the last two years I’ve been doing it, even with the most mild of attention…
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Comment #24842290
I'm in San Antonio as well and I've had gigabit fiber in both downtown (currently) and north side residences.
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Comment #22738985
Could you provide a link?
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Comment #19534088
Here's a product I found awhile back: http://www.mosquitomagnet.com/
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Comment #19455299
Thank you for sharing, this was wonderful to read!