Globalstar is low bandwidth stuff, isn't it? Not really the same market as Starlink.
That's not to say it's bad. There may be a market for low bandwidth, high latency comms that doesn't have to chase a bunch of autistic gamers.
Overpriced snacks
Just sneak your own candy into the theater.
None of that refutes the argument the hardest component to make and the one most integral to a gun and the one that canâ(TM)t be made on a plastic printer is the barrel.
Well then the regulators are screwed. Because barrels are pretty easy to make.
The Bronze Age has entered the conversation.
Putting the serial number on the barrel and regulating that makes far more sense,
Not really. Barrels are consumables. They need occasional replacement.
you canâ(TM)t even rifle the barrel properly without specialized equipment thatâ(TM)s not run of the mill CNC.
I've seen some rifling jigs made from all-thread, bolts and an angle iron frame. The trick is just to pull the rifling button through a piece of bored rod. Homemade buttons made from hardened tool steel will do for a production run in the dozens of parts. Carbide is only needed for actual commercial production runs.
And then there are home made EDM machines.
It INCLUDES a public sidewalk or edge of the woods, or parking area far away from any building.
A few years ago, we had several shootings along a little side road behind the local high school. It turned out to be territorial. Who got the prime parking placed for the fent dealers RVs behind the school.
Just clear them out, you say? But these are "vulnerable people" living in RVs with nowhere else to go, according to our blue state legislature and city government.
But they will have to close every bicycle repair shop to prevent the metalworking tools necessary to produce ghost guns from illicit use.
I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
Four pages is often what it takes to get through the sponsored links.
The glasses aren't the problem as much as the facial recognition going on behind them. The public/private distinction is valid in that a camera can be banned in a private setting but not so much public. However once the camera is permitted, nobody knows what might be going on behind it. Me, swinging my Canon EOS around is going to be a lot more obvious than someone wearing "glasses". But it's the stalking that really creeps people out. And the facial recognition that supports it. And that's more effective in public, where banning cameras is difficult.
Just ban the back end facial recognition functions and people won't sweat the camera bit so much.
Perhaps you mean "consent to being recorded". To identify someone, you have to take that information, match it to a record in a database and return linked records.
Just make it illegal to posses such records in the first place (particularly related to children). Zuckerberg in prison would be a great achievement.
Was anyone planning on building a data center in Maine in the next two years?
Ya' can't get thea' from hea'.
It took them two months to rename the program?
I didn't even know a LLM could fuck.
Look behind you.
While large language models can generate functional code in milliseconds,
But the babysitters will be expected to keep up with the LLMs output. It'll be like the assembly line scene in Modern Times.
After the last of 16 mounting screws has been removed from an access cover, it will be discovered that the wrong access cover has been removed.
