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DLA

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About DLA

Defender of the Republic

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    Comment #49245723

    I call BS on 30,000% return in 3 months. If true, OMG!

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    Comment #49218212

    Why this?

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    Comment #48454494

    If that’s true, and I sincerely hope you are right, that changes my perspective—so, thank you. Is there a good resource to learn more on that you’d recommend?

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    Comment #48454217

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48216501

    Link 404.

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    Comment #48100173

    Love this approach and use it often, usually with a Go backend. Blazing fast, simple, respects the way the web is supposed to work. Really nice touch using the CSS transitions.

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    Comment #47825901

    "Good PM, Bad PM" from back in the day at Netscape. Recreated and posted on a16z's site by Ben Horowitz. https://a16z.com/good-product-manager-bad-product-manager/

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    Comment #47608928

    Wow. What an absolutely stupid policy! So TSA thinks a cursory visual glance is somehow increasing security when every single carry bag is already digitally imaged. Pure security t…

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    Comment #47553951

    [flagged]

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    Comment #47277281

    You are kidding right? "Right not carpet bombing exactly but multiple days now of bombing a country that has never attacked us with their military." Iran conducted thousands of att…

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    Comment #47273923

    Nobody is carpet bombing. Baseless claim. And what is your association to speak about US MIL morale may ask?

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    Comment #46755252

    Love DaisyUI & Tailwind. Building 5 systems with it now at work. We are using Ho for the backend with mostly SSR views with some HTMx interactive islands.

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    Comment #46727621

    And the same for Linux boxes on Azure - they dominate Windows servers by a huge margin.

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    Comment #46283351

    Threats are not to civilian aircraft. If conflict occurs areas would become restricted.

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    Comment #46283342

    The FAA did warn about military ops in the area. Good question; not sure they issued a NOTAM.

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    Comment #46283271

    Not sure I’d call crossing traffic “within a few miles” a near-miss. Even at full cruising speed of 500-600MPH (less because the JetBlue was still on a climb) the civilian aircraft…

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    Comment #46142627

    ABC News now reporting: New details emerged Wednesday about the second strike by the U.S. military on an alleged boat on Sept. 2 that killed two survivors, according to a source fa…

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    Comment #46123700

    God no I am not saying people floating are fleeing; not even the slightest. I was, however, pointing out events from the past and how post-strike targets were often finished in cou…

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    Comment #46123686

    This is a good faith debate. Notice asking questions and being transparent about what I do not know.

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    Comment #46121846

    [Not a JAG] I think there are legal interpretations here that I am not qualified to make. However, countless times in Irag, Afghanistan, and elsewhere target vehicles or compounds …

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    Comment #46117317

    So what is the illegal order, specifically? Lots of people repeating talking points but not one cites the illegal order. And, The Atlantic is anything but a fair “media” outlet, so…

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    Comment #45522671

    This is such unserious “reporting” - typical biased, agenda-driven hysteria from The Atlantic. Sixty-day security operations with National Guard to protect Federal officers doing l…

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    Comment #45058151

    I think this work is great and well overdue in defensive ops. Great work!

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    Comment #45009229

    Lots of good content on reddit.