that too. plus the government literally prints money.
libs that still take "how you gonna pay for it" seriously are the most pitiful ones
that too. plus the government literally prints money.
libs that still take "how you gonna pay for it" seriously are the most pitiful ones
which comes out to $4.5 bil
free transit in our largest/onlyest megacity would cost like 8% of the last aid package we sent to a bunch of fuckin nazis? A steal of a deal, mr liberal
it'd be quite the clusterfuck tbh
I'd love to see the state level politics of that play out
the advance secret service team was a full hole ahead and spotted him is what I'm hearing. Makes more sense from all sides
it was a black suv unfortunately, but he made it as far as the interstate
yeah and got caught by the advance team, rather than even having a chance to pop one off at trump. This isn't nearly as embarassing as the last one.
from the article:
The bill, which still needs to be approved by the U.S. Senate before it could become law, would prohibit the company's products from operating on U.S. communications infrastructure.
clearly targeting the operation of drones that are flown over cellular connections. Short range RF remotes probably wouldn't be affected but I could see smartphone apps getting pulled as well
honestly I'd love to get into drones but I have no desire to register with the FAA or get some shit that's going to get shut down remotely by government fiat in a few months to years, so I guess DIY and under 250g is the spot to start.
edit: ah shit ardupilot looks sick and some diy 250g drones actually have decent runtime it looks like
fr the only reason I remember the name smoot hawley tbh, though I think they did come up once in school mayyyybe
or acorn, or particularly sharp crack from a golf stroke
holy shit
its culture is literally just abusing the shit out of employees, which is slightly easier in person. Even the white collar ones get absolutely burned through at a breakneck pace. They lure people in with their big name and pay, but its like twice as much work