> "But I stand behind everything we built and everything we accomplished. No one has the data collection capability that we built. No one has the correlative, actuarial, data analysis capability that we built. And no one is able to do so, not just in real-time, but live, not even the 3 letter agencies."
Hah, that's a load of bullshit. If any of that was true, you'd be selling to somebody, not shuttering the business.
Well a non-trivial number of these guys are former military and so during that time, they just had some poor asshole who carried the radio and even if they used it, they never had to worry about encryption, it was somebody elses job.
> Woah there hold up, *I* never got in the way of any emergency responders. But *I* am now expected to register and pay of fee, so yea I am going to complain.
Hey there, I dont drive stupidly, so why should I have to pay for a license?
No, they're exactly the same. They dont weigh planes by subtracting how much lift the wings generate, so they wouldn't 'weigh' a dirigible with it's lighter-than-air ballast in it.
That 2002 law saying they can't create regulations on model aircraft also have this stipulation:
the aircraft is operated in accordance with a community-based set of safety guidelines and within the programming of a nationwide community-based organization
Considering the whole reason these new regs were passed were because idiots weren't following safety guidelines, makes it a moot point. If the aircraft aren't being operated in accordance w/ safety guidelines the FAA is free to regulate the hell out of model aircraft.
> There have been high net worth people in my family who have left their money and assets to various people , universities, and entities - WITH instructions on what was to be said with said inheritance.
Did they put it in a trust, or did they just give them a check with "I'd like you to use it for $x?" If the former, then you need a better laywer, if the latter, then of course, that's not enforceable.
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> "But I stand behind everything we built and everything we accomplished. No one has the data collection capability that we built. No one has the correlative, actuarial, data analysis capability that we built. And no one is able to do so, not just in real-time, but live, not even the 3 letter agencies."
Hah, that's a load of bullshit. If any of that was true, you'd be selling to somebody, not shuttering the business.
Well a non-trivial number of these guys are former military and so during that time, they just had some poor asshole who carried the radio and even if they used it, they never had to worry about encryption, it was somebody elses job.
> "Yeah, that debt might be valid. Now, what charge is it you're arresting me on?"
The warrant the APLR hit on.
No it wouldn't.
What?
Moving at the speed of light, 13 microseconds is only 4 kilometers, at the speed most normal things move, you're looking at less than 10 millimeters.
It's the editing cabals that are causing the decline. No new user will put up with that kind of bullshit and stick around.
You know what one of the stipulations for that "prohibition" is? That model aircraft operators dont do stupid shit with them.
> Woah there hold up, *I* never got in the way of any emergency responders. But *I* am now expected to register and pay of fee, so yea I am going to complain.
Hey there, I dont drive stupidly, so why should I have to pay for a license?
No, they're exactly the same. They dont weigh planes by subtracting how much lift the wings generate, so they wouldn't 'weigh' a dirigible with it's lighter-than-air ballast in it.
That 2002 law saying they can't create regulations on model aircraft also have this stipulation:
Considering the whole reason these new regs were passed were because idiots weren't following safety guidelines, makes it a moot point. If the aircraft aren't being operated in accordance w/ safety guidelines the FAA is free to regulate the hell out of model aircraft.
If you think webmail is an acceptable solution, you dont really use email, you use instant messenger.
Broken in the sense that as long as you want to only play current games and never connect to the internet again, sure.
Yeah, it also allows business to lock up housing away from residents of that town.
Give me one good alternative that same land could be used for and I'll believe this isn't a money grab.
If people were going to weaponize bacteria, they wouldn't have needed to wait until an Indiegogo campaign made a DIY kit.
Kindly go fuck yourself.
Because 'the street' is neither going to be watching GunTV, nor going to their local gun store and getting the background check.
Holy shit, somebody that gets it. It's a miracle.
> There have been high net worth people in my family who have left their money and assets to various people , universities, and entities - WITH instructions on what was to be said with said inheritance.
Did they put it in a trust, or did they just give them a check with "I'd like you to use it for $x?" If the former, then you need a better laywer, if the latter, then of course, that's not enforceable.
> They aren't being sold for 500 quid, they are being sold for half that direct to consumers on sites like Banggood, eBay and Deal Extreme.
The cheap ones that will catch on fire and burn your house down sure. But the reputable quality ones are still in the upper 3 figures.
Ugh, Sylpheed uses GTK+ which is just unfortunate.
Talking about bitcoins baby.
Could still 'have been' DPRK, they just farmed out the actual work to somebody else.
> No, but it's a lot better than many other car companies, where they do the bare minimum required by law to keep their customers safe.
Yeah, the difference is those other companies have 10-100x as many vehicles on the road.