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The license restrictions?

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Did your neighbor call the insurance commissioner and attorney general to tell them that they were operating a non-registered insurance company in Massachusetts?

Corruption, regulatory capture, and worst of all... convenience.

Unfortunately, the IRS includes ignorance in their definition of deliberately.

It depends on the proximity of large unplanned cash outlays to payday.

For some values of "those" yes, for others No. Some are receivers that can only receive but you can also get transmitters or transceivers that will do both. Most of the cheap dongles are receive only. Disclaimer: Your local laws regarding the legality of transmitting (or even receiving) on a particular frequency at any given power may vary.

That is the best book anyone has ever loaned me and some day I plan on returning it.

My local Ford dealer would not even talk about the price of a used car until filled out paperwork and they ran a credit check without asking.

Occasionally, in tiny basic running on an Arduino powered robot when teaching classes at our local Makerspace.

Truly a tone deaf reply. I understood the point they were making.

I've spent the last couple of months redoing one of my Arduino projects in MicroPython and CircuitPython and I'm pretty happy with the results. I think the *Python version will be much easier for people to use then the Arduino version was and that will make up for the shorter battery life.

I've been using EasyEDA for the last two years and have started ordering some of my parts from as well. It's worked pretty well for me, just be sure you verify the pinouts and packages for any user generated parts.

And remove it from the email whitelist.

"You can turn it off if you want. We will probably turn it back on in a future update, but you can turn it off again if you want."

RiteAid sells hard liquor in Washington state.

Thats swell, we don't think about you at all.

There is RPGII code I wrote back in the 80's that is still in daily use today. Most of the people who know I wrote the code have passed on, so the support calls have stopped.

Google probably will not, but can you say that about every Google employee?

Mojave was a frustrating experience for me until I bit the bullet and did a clean install and remigrated my stuff. I doubt I'll do another in place upgrade again.

It's a shame it was so expensive in the beginning. I was given a copy of OS/2 Extended Edition from a local IBM guy. I saved up enough money to buy a used C complier and spent a few years working on a project. I really enjoyed programming on OS/2.

That is so very incorrect. Way back in the beginning, they offered RHEL without support but with updates. At some point they started charging for access and eventually they raised the prices high enough that I couldn't afford to use it any more.

I learned about that from watching Stringer Bell in "The Wire".

''An ecosystem,''

Thats a brilliant metaphor.

Most of Diamond Age is incredible, the rest not so much.

How about they test for actual impairment before legally declaring you impaired?

I have but I also read the news.

That is very cool and gives me some ideas, thanks for posting it.

They should have used Mongo, I hear it's webscale.

Thank you, I'll be watching this tonight after my SO nods off.

This is useful to me. Thanks!