No it's a Federal jurisdiction; the Air Commerce Act of 1926 gave the United States government "exclusive sovereignty of airspace of the United States."
My understanding is 1000 ft above the highest obstacle within a horizontal distance of less than 2,000 feet;, rotary wing, ultralights and weight-shift controlled can operate lower.unmanned aircraft are not supposed to be operated above 400 ft
The rights of landowners over airspace are quite limited; in United States v. Causby et ux.,[79] Justice Douglas reasoned that, should it find in the plaintiff/respondent's favor and accept the "ancient doctrine that at common law ownership of land extend[s] to the periphery of the universe — Cujus est solum ejus est usque ad coelum[,]" "every transcontinental flight would subject the operator to countless trespass suits."Additionally, the Air Commerce Act of 1926 gave the United States government "exclusive sovereignty of airspace of the United States.", Trespass, Trespass to land, Airspace which doesn't really support your claim.
Model Aircraft Operations Limits According to the FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012 as (1) the aircraft is flown strictly for hobby or recreational use; (2) the aircraft is operated in accordance with a community-based set of safety guidelines and within the programming of a nationwide community-based organization; (3) the aircraft is limited to not more than 55 pounds unless otherwise certified through a design, construction, inspection, flight test, and operational safety program administered by a community-based organization; (4) the aircraft is operated in a manner that does not interfere with and gives way to any manned aircraft; (5) when flown within 5 miles of an airport, the operator of the aircraft provides the airport operator and the airport air traffic control towerwith prior notice of the operation; and (6) the aircraft is flown within visual line sight of the operator.
18 U.S. Code 32 - Destruction of aircraft or aircraft facilities (a) Whoever willfully— (1) sets fire to, damages, destroys, disables, or wrecks any aircraft in the special aircraft jurisdiction of the United States or any civil aircraft used, operated, or employed in interstate, overseas, or foreign air commerce; shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than twenty years or both.
That's potentially quite a bit more than " I might get a civil offense for it. Meh... I can pay the fine". Merideth wanted privacy, well the problem is it took 3 clicks on google to find William H Merideth, 488 Earlywood Way Louisville, KY 40229-4020 , 502-277-1686, punching that address into google Earth we can see his house, his white pickup and red sedan in the driveway, the pool and spa in the backyard that's over-stuffed with clutter and from the looks of the grass back there he's probably more worried about what HOA will say than his daughter's sunbathing; privacy outside is mostly illusion. So this guy thinks it's OK to shoot down remote controlled aircraft to protect his privacy, what's next manned ultralight aircraft, general aviation aircraft?
I don't think the world will ever be free of racism, approximately 10% of the human population is genetically hardwire to be xenophobic, and about 10% to be xenophilic; it keeps the geneticc mixmaster on "mix" instead of "puree"
I'm pretty sure the feds will be able to insert what ever undercover profiles they want into 23andme, and thereby making it easier to infiltrate what ever terrorist group they all with the correct genetic bona fides.
Well, indeed. What's the difference between "a safe space for women" and "a safe space for white supremacists"? And who in their right mind can think it's a good idea to have a DNA profile online? Even if set to private, it's begging to get hacked.
I'm sure that most white supremacists think their background is lily-white and are more than willing to set their profile to public until they learn the embarrassing truth that they got the "uppity" gene from an ancestor that they consider a troglodyte. Nobody in Europe, The Americas or Australia is that pure anything any more.
Must of been a big hit to the ego to find your spouse's profile on the cheating site you worked at; then to add insult to injury you get laid off because your spouse was a member and you can't even confront them because of the NDA you signed!
These people must be pretty stupid to give out any personally traceable data anyway, that's what "magic jacks", burner phones and "Green Dor" cards are for.
(also - the Wailin' Jennys' version of "Old Man" is far superior to Neil Young's own...)
That's because Waylon Jennings can sing in key, in time and his voice doesn't sound like a tomcat being gang-raped; his complaints about the lack of sound quality on streaming services is likely self-delusion. Most of the air play he still gets is due to CanCon regulations.
Basically we have 3 choices: 1, Say fuck the environment and install all kind of bird-choppers and fish shreaders as renewable energy generators, that usually take more energy to make and install than they'll ever produce. 2. Go big with fission, gen 4 uranium for now, thorium in the near future, that way we might get a hydrogen economy off the ground too and really protect the environment 3. Stay the present course, it hasn't warmed for over 18 years anyway.
I'm installing Windows 10 right now, just so that we can watch Microsoft's empire crumble...
Microsoft's empire has been crumbling since August 24, 1995 when Win95 was released, and that's slight before netcraft shown the demise of netBSD, and Linux was predicted to take over the desktop; and on a lighter note, Duke Nukem Forever has been released and we'll have fly cars any year now.
Tab Cola had several problems, one it tasted like cola unlike Coke and Pepsi, much more like RC Cola, it was purchased to compete with RC's Diet Rite cola, It used sodium saccharin, which has been the target of several attempts to be listed as a health hazard, but those commercials killed them, https://youtu.be/DJL4yQn_7qQ, everybody remembers the commercial, few remembered the product.
The area is very sparse when you factor in income and cost of living, they probably don't even count households below a defined level, so on that basis the households per square mile is far less than you would think.
Most likely they didn't fail, they just define success differently and that definition is backed by precedent when a town of 2000 used a $250.00/hr lawyer tried to sue them for the same thing.
I read an blog article written by Bob Metcalfe a few years ago where he mentioned that every building in Manhattan is within 150 feet of a fiber optic cable, and only a hardware install from being an OC768, if your curious that would be a monthly inernet bill of between $1.5 - 2.5M and carry 975 times the bandwidth of Verizon's FiOS. The one of biggest expense in putting in a fiber network is actually laying the fiber and laying 1 cable isn't significantly less expensive than laying 50, which is why most of the fiber is dark, it's cheaper to put it in now before labor costs go up.
the GPL is free even for the arseholes. it just doesn't let them be arseholes WITH the GPL-ed code.
GPL = once free, always free. no special privileges for arseholes to make it non-free in future.
The copyright owner/owners can always re-issue under any licence they choose at any time, the only complication that can arise is when there are multiple owners who can't or will not agree to change the licence. This is a problem with the Linux kernal because there have been so many contributions that have been added and removed over the decades that no one knows who all the copyright owners are.
I use Sonic.net and I'm not affected by this at all.
LOL @ everyone using those shit ISPs.
Those guys are level 2 ISP, one notch below internet backbone, except AT&T which is level 1 too. There is a very good chance Sonic.net is peering with one or more of the 5. When they screw with the traffic, they're very likely screwing with your traffic too.
I would assume that a car insurance company would be a Covered Entity as most States require the insurance to cover the cost of health care necessary as the result of an accident.
Allstate's patent also said the invention has the potential to evaluate drivers' physiological data, including heart rate, blood pressure and electrocardiogram signals, which could be recorded from steering wheel sensors.... The recorded data may also provide an objective behavioral data collection system for third parties, e.g., health insurance companies, lending institutions, credit-rating companies, product and service marketing companies, potential employers, to evaluate an individual's behavioral characteristics in a real-life and commonly experienced situation, i.e., driving a motor vehicle, Insurer monitoring your heart rate?
That's a lot of big words, but all I can hear is HIPAA violation!
Protected Health Information.
The Privacy Rule protects all "individually identifiable health information" held or transmitted by a covered entity or its business associate, in any form or media, whether electronic, paper, or oral. The Privacy Rule calls this information "protected health information (PHI)."12
“Individually identifiable health information” is information, including demographic data, that relates to:
the individual’s past, present or future physical or mental health or condition,
the provision of health care to the individual, or
the past, present, or future payment for the provision of health care to the individual,
and that identifies the individual or for which there is a reasonable basis to believe it can be used to identify the individual.13 Individually identifiable health information includes many common identifiers (e.g., name, address, birth date, Social Security Number). Summary of the HIPAA Privacy Rule
People didn't starve to death when the lead was taken out of gasoline, when farmers can't afford fuel and fertilizer, the poor will not be able to afford food.
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No it's a Federal jurisdiction; the Air Commerce Act of 1926 gave the United States government "exclusive sovereignty of airspace of the United States."
My understanding is 1000 ft above the highest obstacle within a horizontal distance of less than 2,000 feet;, rotary wing, ultralights and weight-shift controlled can operate lower.unmanned aircraft are not supposed to be operated above 400 ft
From your link
That's potentially quite a bit more than " I might get a civil offense for it. Meh... I can pay the fine". Merideth wanted privacy, well the problem is it took 3 clicks on google to find William H Merideth, 488 Earlywood Way Louisville, KY 40229-4020 , 502-277-1686, punching that address into google Earth we can see his house, his white pickup and red sedan in the driveway, the pool and spa in the backyard that's over-stuffed with clutter and from the looks of the grass back there he's probably more worried about what HOA will say than his daughter's sunbathing; privacy outside is mostly illusion. So this guy thinks it's OK to shoot down remote controlled aircraft to protect his privacy, what's next manned ultralight aircraft, general aviation aircraft?
Only users use browsers, Hacker/cracker, blackhat low-lifes use perl's LWP modules.
Oh silly me, I assume that the juice cleans came out the other side.
I'd love to subscribe to your news letter.
Note that Nuclear is not going to shrink, the idea is just that most new capacity will be non nuclear.
They'll need the surplus capacity to sell to Germany.
I don't think the world will ever be free of racism, approximately 10% of the human population is genetically hardwire to be xenophobic, and about 10% to be xenophilic; it keeps the geneticc mixmaster on "mix" instead of "puree"
I'm pretty sure the feds will be able to insert what ever undercover profiles they want into 23andme, and thereby making it easier to infiltrate what ever terrorist group they all with the correct genetic bona fides.
Well, indeed. What's the difference between "a safe space for women" and "a safe space for white supremacists"? And who in their right mind can think it's a good idea to have a DNA profile online? Even if set to private, it's begging to get hacked.
I'm sure that most white supremacists think their background is lily-white and are more than willing to set their profile to public until they learn the embarrassing truth that they got the "uppity" gene from an ancestor that they consider a troglodyte. Nobody in Europe, The Americas or Australia is that pure anything any more.
Must of been a big hit to the ego to find your spouse's profile on the cheating site you worked at; then to add insult to injury you get laid off because your spouse was a member and you can't even confront them because of the NDA you signed!
These people must be pretty stupid to give out any personally traceable data anyway, that's what "magic jacks", burner phones and "Green Dor" cards are for.
(also - the Wailin' Jennys' version of "Old Man" is far superior to Neil Young's own...)
That's because Waylon Jennings can sing in key, in time and his voice doesn't sound like a tomcat being gang-raped; his complaints about the lack of sound quality on streaming services is likely self-delusion. Most of the air play he still gets is due to CanCon regulations.
Basically we have 3 choices:
1, Say fuck the environment and install all kind of bird-choppers and fish shreaders as renewable energy generators, that usually take more energy to make and install than they'll ever produce.
2. Go big with fission, gen 4 uranium for now, thorium in the near future, that way we might get a hydrogen economy off the ground too and really protect the environment
3. Stay the present course, it hasn't warmed for over 18 years anyway.
I'm installing Windows 10 right now, just so that we can watch Microsoft's empire crumble ...
Microsoft's empire has been crumbling since August 24, 1995 when Win95 was released, and that's slight before netcraft shown the demise of netBSD, and Linux was predicted to take over the desktop; and on a lighter note, Duke Nukem Forever has been released and we'll have fly cars any year now.
Tab Cola had several problems, one it tasted like cola unlike Coke and Pepsi, much more like RC Cola, it was purchased to compete with RC's Diet Rite cola, It used sodium saccharin, which has been the target of several attempts to be listed as a health hazard, but those commercials killed them, https://youtu.be/DJL4yQn_7qQ, everybody remembers the commercial, few remembered the product.
The area is very sparse when you factor in income and cost of living, they probably don't even count households below a defined level, so on that basis the households per square mile is far less than you would think.
Most likely they didn't fail, they just define success differently and that definition is backed by precedent when a town of 2000 used a $250.00/hr lawyer tried to sue them for the same thing.
I read an blog article written by Bob Metcalfe a few years ago where he mentioned that every building in Manhattan is within 150 feet of a fiber optic cable, and only a hardware install from being an OC768, if your curious that would be a monthly inernet bill of between $1.5 - 2.5M and carry 975 times the bandwidth of Verizon's FiOS. The one of biggest expense in putting in a fiber network is actually laying the fiber and laying 1 cable isn't significantly less expensive than laying 50, which is why most of the fiber is dark, it's cheaper to put it in now before labor costs go up.
the GPL is free even for the arseholes. it just doesn't let them be arseholes WITH the GPL-ed code.
GPL = once free, always free. no special privileges for arseholes to make it non-free in future.
The copyright owner/owners can always re-issue under any licence they choose at any time, the only complication that can arise is when there are multiple owners who can't or will not agree to change the licence. This is a problem with the Linux kernal because there have been so many contributions that have been added and removed over the decades that no one knows who all the copyright owners are.
I use Sonic.net and I'm not affected by this at all.
LOL @ everyone using those shit ISPs.
Those guys are level 2 ISP, one notch below internet backbone, except AT&T which is level 1 too. There is a very good chance Sonic.net is peering with one or more of the 5. When they screw with the traffic, they're very likely screwing with your traffic too.
I would assume that a car insurance company would be a Covered Entity as most States require the insurance to cover the cost of health care necessary as the result of an accident.
That's a lot of big words, but all I can hear is HIPAA violation!
People didn't starve to death when the lead was taken out of gasoline, when farmers can't afford fuel and fertilizer, the poor will not be able to afford food.