> violate both a personal code and what I imagine to be the spirit of HN. Thanks for throwing up the Ethics flag. Discussing/brainstorming this in a public forum is volunteering your brainpower in support of murderers.
I'd love to see your interpretation of rails shooter like "The House of the Dead." I'm imagining a branching "storyline"/exercise routine. One path might have many very weak enemies that take somewhat precise combos…
A long time ago I used an rtlsdr hooked up via usb-otg in order to track aircraft [1]. I'd be really interested in a minified version that didnt need the otg dongle. Or even a stand alone battery operated sdr that could…
I assume you're using hyperbole, but there are zones you can build dormitories in. There are also a few places without zoning regulations.
Opossums and guinea fowl are both great at finding and eating large volumes of ticks.
Certainly prevalent forms of argiculture are akin to surface mining. My property is surrounded on three sides by a rotated field (corn, wheat, soy etc) and there's a 12-18" drop along those edges of my property line,…
> violate both a personal code and what I imagine to be the spirit of HN. Thanks for throwing up the Ethics flag. Discussing/brainstorming this in a public forum is volunteering your brainpower in support of murderers.
I'd love to see your interpretation of rails shooter like "The House of the Dead." I'm imagining a branching "storyline"/exercise routine. One path might have many very weak enemies that take somewhat precise combos…
A long time ago I used an rtlsdr hooked up via usb-otg in order to track aircraft [1]. I'd be really interested in a minified version that didnt need the otg dongle. Or even a stand alone battery operated sdr that could…
I assume you're using hyperbole, but there are zones you can build dormitories in. There are also a few places without zoning regulations.
Opossums and guinea fowl are both great at finding and eating large volumes of ticks.
Certainly prevalent forms of argiculture are akin to surface mining. My property is surrounded on three sides by a rotated field (corn, wheat, soy etc) and there's a 12-18" drop along those edges of my property line,…