Many of them do, but they need to be accepted by the institution just like any other transfer credit. Sailors have a "Joint Services transcript" (formerly called "SMART" because acronyms) that serves as their list of completed service/technical schools. It also offers a recommendation for lower-division credits based on the course. Since this is a partnership between DOD and the Department of Labor, I can only assume that the other lesser services have something similar if not identical.
True; I see the Vindicator as more of a proof-of-concept instead of something I would actually use, which is why I see this more of a 1A issue than 2A right now. Codeisfreespeech.com has the plans as well as a "photo" of the code, just like people did with the whole CSS/DMCA thing back in the day. I have no doubt that, eventually, 3D filament will be strong enough for firearms so I think it's important to safeguard that day against the people who are essentially calling to burn books.
Making your own firearm does not require a serial number or registration per the BATFE. You can buy an 80% receiver and a jig, drill the remaining holes, and enjoy your new 100% receiver.
I think this is more like the fitbits that some companies made their employees wear to get "discounts" on their health insurance. Sure it's "voluntary," but if you don't wear one, your premiums doubled.
Oh God yes. I remember reading The Complete Joy of Homebrewing when I first got into it about ten years ago. The quality of the ingredients available today is simply not comparable to when Papazian wrote his first edition in the 70's. Fast-forward to today, the quality is such that if you have the skills to make orange juice from concentrate, you can make good beer.
Heck, even the equipment is different. Sure, if you want to go pro, you can do the traditional three-vessel approach and can make it as complicated as you (or your wallet) like. I, however, prefer the simple one-vessel "brew-in-a-bag" approach, saving me about $4,700 in equipment costs. YMMV.
More posturing by SJWs who think their opinion is important. The plans have been out for a while now and we hardly need FB's help to find them. Alternatively, we can go to an actual dealer and get blanks to make our own non-novelty gun.
Yeah, it's been known for a while but didn't get a lot of attention until Strava realized that idiots were sharing their workouts publicly. There was talk and action then; I teach the new kids how to develop their personal sense of paranoia along with other opsec topics. This doesn't really do anything other than provide a bullet for some O-6 trying to make flag.
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The Constitution doesn't grant rights. Please go back to civics class and pay attention this time.
Many of them do, but they need to be accepted by the institution just like any other transfer credit. Sailors have a "Joint Services transcript" (formerly called "SMART" because acronyms) that serves as their list of completed service/technical schools. It also offers a recommendation for lower-division credits based on the course. Since this is a partnership between DOD and the Department of Labor, I can only assume that the other lesser services have something similar if not identical.
True; I see the Vindicator as more of a proof-of-concept instead of something I would actually use, which is why I see this more of a 1A issue than 2A right now. Codeisfreespeech.com has the plans as well as a "photo" of the code, just like people did with the whole CSS/DMCA thing back in the day. I have no doubt that, eventually, 3D filament will be strong enough for firearms so I think it's important to safeguard that day against the people who are essentially calling to burn books.
Making your own firearm does not require a serial number or registration per the BATFE. You can buy an 80% receiver and a jig, drill the remaining holes, and enjoy your new 100% receiver.
Seriously, sending your kid to public school is an act of parental malpractice these days.
"Hi, kids! I catch animals, make them fight each other, then take them to the hospital when they lose. I'm Michael Vick...Pokemon Trainer."
Idiot leftists have already started.
Proving once again that people have no clue what net neutrality really means.
Today, "fascist" and "anti fascist" is like "flammable" and "inflammable."
I'd take 669: The Beast's HOA Board President.
I think this is more like the fitbits that some companies made their employees wear to get "discounts" on their health insurance. Sure it's "voluntary," but if you don't wear one, your premiums doubled.
"Socialism is the Axe body spray of ideologies. It never does what it's says it will and people too young to know better keep buying it."
And the rabbit-ear antenna booster!
It worked for these folks!
Thank you for proving my point.
Still, you're not the Arbiter of Truth for the country. There's a lot of places that don't count as downtown SF/LA/NYC.
Haha yep! I remember that one. Great minds think alike :D
Social media sites all began with the precept that ideas could be freely shared. Until some ideas were more free than others.
Heck, even the equipment is different. Sure, if you want to go pro, you can do the traditional three-vessel approach and can make it as complicated as you (or your wallet) like. I, however, prefer the simple one-vessel "brew-in-a-bag" approach, saving me about $4,700 in equipment costs. YMMV.
If you followed my link, you'd realize that Real Men (TM) prefer the reusable kind. We're environmentally conscious that way.
I approve! Though I have homebrewed IPA instead of tequila.
More posturing by SJWs who think their opinion is important. The plans have been out for a while now and we hardly need FB's help to find them. Alternatively, we can go to an actual dealer and get blanks to make our own non-novelty gun.
Baltimore still has a police department?
Yeah, it's been known for a while but didn't get a lot of attention until Strava realized that idiots were sharing their workouts publicly. There was talk and action then; I teach the new kids how to develop their personal sense of paranoia along with other opsec topics. This doesn't really do anything other than provide a bullet for some O-6 trying to make flag.
Americans are said to commit three felonies a day. Not terribly far from the NKVD's claim to Stalin, "Show me the man and I'll find you the crime."