The like and get likes thread II


Scott Manley
Published on May 2, 2019

Fabricated test result is one thing, but fabricating falsified and inaccurate test result is another thing, and will lead to error and problems, and failure and loss, and fraud, and embezzlement and other organized crime charges.


Captn’s Lounge
Published on Nov 28, 2016

CRS-17 Mission

SpaceX
Streamed live 2 hours ago


Mr JWW
Published on Mar 5, 2019
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Timezone lovelies. :heart:

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deLimited Productions
Published on Mar 16, 2019

November 29th 2018

Entertain The Elk
Published on Apr 30, 2019

NASASpaceFlight Videos
Published on May 2, 2019

Blue Origin
Streamed live on May 2, 2019

ENGINEERING TODAY
Published on Apr 27, 2019

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Today was a somewhat boring day. We’re being camped by the Goons for the last two months so we can’t rat in peace.

Good night, lovelies. :heart:

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My Spanish clan in WoWs is made mostly of family men and their time schedules are… limited, and a bit erratic. We’ve been trying for weeks to assmeble enough people for clan battles (they need 7 clan members) and maybe tomorrow we achieve that number, pending on the plans of a member’s wife, whether the children of another stay for lunch or not at granpas’ and the weird update issues of one of our commanders who’s seriously considering to trade off his computer for a plugged potato.

I might not live a happy life, but a quiet life is good enough for me when I see what married people experience in terms of “me time”. :grin:

Nighties lovelies!

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I’m engaged 8 years and there’s been quite a few cases of estrangements.
In fact, I was just overcharged $175 on April 30, 2019, for even less money from work income, to pay for work tools, while I already had those tools in my storage, and that I just paid $479 for it last April 30, 2019.
I was then able to go pick up the same work tools I paid an extra $150 for , while I would have saved the money and have better tools from my storage.
Long story short is that they are simply not trustworthy to solve problems.
They wanted to try before, and wasted my time and money, and further and additionally interfered against my marriage, for which I’d now be 53 by the time I get my first son, or older (not before 53).

That is not like it is something I could say to my son, wait until 53… I wish you good luck and other alienation and ignorance as if an ignorant.

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Timezone LAGL.

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Scott Manley
Published on May 4, 2019

As for SpaceX, as you know, that was only a test, and could have been part of a series of test, which test result(s) they planned to integrate into the final result.
To say that all hopes for this and that is lost because of an “explosion” is false, when in fact, the test is what it’s for.
No, it doesn’t mean that Soyuz will be stopped (from being used), and yes, it may mean that both can be used.
Why limit yourself to one system when 2 can provide more security and , well, redundancy, amongst other things.

In fact, even if the subsequent test is worst, it still won’t mean that it would end the testing and SpaceX.
Of course, or, surely, or, certainly, SpaceX had more complicated start at the origin of its space program, however, it’s success didn’t come without testing, and actually using those test data to integrate it into the cause and reason of its success.

Additionally, since most parties of a military treaty may mostly be military since the level of understanding for peace may not come to most civilian (civilian who are non-military, as military are civilian), and they may require some external alliance, even though it won’t be as rigorous as a military treaty for peace, allowing them to use another launch system to go to space, which, without it, would not be using ballistic system for launch.
No, they don’t need to have down’s syndrome to be allowed to work on those projects, and yes, other systems would need more testing , which the military does , as part of their work, to arrive to the same result, in an alternative way.


Sunandan Verma
Published on Apr 16, 2018

MDx media
Published on Oct 31, 2018

CNBC
Published on Mar 21, 2019

In fact , if an AI goes drone and starts to kill innocent people, it can be interpreted as an act of war coming from the party responsible for that AI as the source.
That is why that parties responsible for good AI must be caring for the work they do, for in case that it falls into the hands of parties or legal systems which try to turn them against innocent people as a weapon, for which I am now in courts for, and that I cannot let them get away with it.

For instance, an AI malfunctions and starts to destroy equipment or food in North Korea by accident.
Whoever owns the AI, or whoever or whatever is responsible for the code that causes the AI to cause this damage will be liable for acts of war, such as if they maliciously try to hack into a database of systems which control military equipment or commit fraud and so on, such as covering up documents related to a student loan to design information systems for business and so on.

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Ref:
Amazon’s Doorbell Company Is Selling Fear - Slashdot

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Yes, they would try to sell the drama legally generated by news, so to attract their reader, and sell advertisement , when those news are actually scientific news, and related to real facts and events.
The drama is not intended to be sold as a duplicate of the original drama generated, sort of like an end of the license to duplicate another extra copy without the authorization of the creator to license limited copies.

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For instance, I have to design a sorting algorithm to sort the emails that I sent to my lawyer because that he claimed that he gets confused with the format of the communication, and that it doesn’t work.
So, once that sorting algorithm is done, I can not only sort the emails I sent him, or my fiancée, or communication with other authorities, but I can also actually keep a copy of that program copyright, even though that program is not designed to actually run or to be run on an electronic computer system, but rather is designed to be the actual manual procedures to sort the electronic data since that procedure may be attacked (besides the attacks against me, that is).

Also, I’m not so sure the value of the “sales” are as quite in sync as to the amount of money that is actually being shared with the same parties.

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“Do you know what’s wrong with our product? People! They aren’t paranoid enough!” “Hmmm… let me talk about that with a friendly fear mongerer… I mean, a News editor…”

Amazon wants you to be safe… so safe that they will make you feel threatened first. :neutral_face:

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As for the crime related data, that has to do with prosecuted crimes, and unreported crimes.
Also, many activities which are deemed to be just for one party are criminal for another, even if they don’t realize it, and don’t make a complain against it, since they may have been sold complacency which is no good to them, and would interfere against them being able to continue their family name, or to have children, or to get married, while charging money for fraudulent medical service which they won’t need.

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As for the reporting of unprosecuted or convicted or indicted crimes, indictable or not, it also has to do with where those crimes are reported or not.
Not all crimes has to be reported to the authorities, especially not if those authorities would refuse to deal with the report of those crimes properly, or, if they would try to charge the person who reports those crimes with public mischief and common nuisance (which would be corrupt and possibly an act of war).

They’re certainly not keeping the peace.


Breaking News TV
Published on Mar 23, 2019

By the way, this news is over 2 years old.

There’s definitely organized crime, most likely on both sides, if not 3 or more sides, or all sides, not necessarily in the reverse order, or with reverse suspicion.

Lieutenant-General Mikhail Timofeyevich Kalashnikov (Russian: Михаи́л Тимофе́евич Кала́шников, IPA: [kɐˈlaʂnʲɪkəf]; 10 November 1919 – 23 December 2013) was a Russian general, inventor, military engineer, writer and small arms designer. He is most famous for developing the AK-47 assault rifle and its improvements, the AKM and AK-74, as well as the PK machine gun and RPK light machine gun.


Russian Military Industry
Published on Oct 1, 2018


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalashnikov_Concern

JSC Kalashnikov Concern image
Native name АО Концерн Калашников
Type Corporate group (Concern)
Joint stock company
Industry Defense
Predecessor Izhmash
Izhmekh[1]
Founded 10 June 1807; 211 years ago
Founder Tsar Alexander I
Headquarters Izhevsk, Udmurtia, Russia
Moscow

,

Russia
Area served Worldwide
Key people Alexey Krivoruchko (CEO)[2]
Mikhail Kalashnikov
Products Firearms
Weapons
Vehicles
Unmanned vehicles
Military robots
Revenue $274 million[3] (2016)
Operating income $61.5 million[3] (2016)
Net income -$110 thousand[3] (2016)
Total assets $336 million[3] (2016)
Total equity $62.9 million[3] (2016)
Owner Rostec (51%)
Private investors (49%)[4][5]
Number of employees 5,930 (2015)
Parent Rostec
Divisions Kalashnikov
Baikal
Izhmash
Subsidiaries JSC “Mytishchi Machine Building Plant”
JSC “Vympel Shipbuilding Plant”
LLC “Rybinsk Shipyard”
ZALA Aero
Website kalashnikov.com

Headquarters

  1. Izhevsk, Udmurtia, Russia

  2. Moscow, Russia


Spark
Published on Apr 3, 2018


THE MILITARY TECH SHOW S1 • E5

How Virtual Reality Could Save Lives | The Military Tech Show | Spark

Spark
Published on Apr 13, 2018


US Military News & Videos
Published on Feb 2, 2019

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Good night, lovelies. :heart:

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http://iamaw2413.ca/
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BUILDING THE ULTIMATE S1 • E4
Spark
Published on Jan 16, 2018


Energy Futures Lab
Published on Jan 18, 2019


Phobos Media
Premiered 23 hours ago


12m


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A millwright is a high-precision craftsman or skilled tradesperson who installs, dismantles, repairs, reassembles, and moves machinery in factories, power plants, and construction sites.
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### Millwright - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millwright

How long does it take to become a millwright?

An apprenticeship training program consists of on-the-job and in-school training. Generally, the time-frame to become competent in the trade of Industrial Mechanic Millwright is 8,000 hours (approximately four years ) consisting of 7,280 hours of on-the-job work experience and 720 hours of in-school training.

How much does a millwright make an hour?

The average pay for a Millwright is $23.67 per hour. The average pay for a Millwright is $62,478 per year. Is Millwright your job title? Get a personalized salary report!

### Millwright Hourly Pay | PayScale
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Is a millwright a dangerous job?

Physical Danger . It’s a dangerous world out there, but it’s even more dangerous if you work with heavy equipment and machinery. Expect your classic, playground-grade injuries—cuts, bruises, and strains—but also expect them on a much more serious level. … When a job is this dangerous , the injuries stack up.

### Millwright: Physical Danger - Shmoop
https://www.shmoop.com/careers/millwright/physical-danger.html

mill·wright

/ˈmilrīt/

noun

  1. a person who designs or builds mills or who maintains mill machinery.
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Time to go to bed, a little earlier. Nighties lovelies!

Also: it’s cute in its own way

The machine is (obviously) WIP, this video showcases the marble conveyor system fully operational.

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MACHINIST

January 9, 2018

Job Overview: Machinists fabricate and repair components for equipment and tools by laying out, cutting, shaping, fitting and joining. Understands and is able to operate machine tools such as […]

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Movieclips
Published on Feb 22, 2019



World Science Festival
Published on Jul 10, 2014


Science Goes to the Movies!
Published on Apr 24, 2018


TED
Published on Apr 23, 2012


American Museum of Natural History
Published on Apr 8, 2016

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/warren-buffett-blew-it-on-google-194736088.html


Monterey in 1944

U.S. Navy, photographed from USS Wasp (CV-18) - Official U.S. Navy photo 80-G-290628 from the U.S. Navy Naval History and Heritage Command and Navsource.org

The U.S. Navy light aircraft carrier USS Monterey (CVL-26) at anchor in the Ulithi Atoll, Caroline Islands, on 24 November 1944. Note F6F-5 fighters of Carrier Air Group 28 (CVG-28) parked aft on her flight deck.

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  • File:USS Monterey (CVL-26) at anchor in Ulithi Atoll on 24 November 1944.jpg
  • Created: 24 November 1944

Summary[edit]

Description The U.S. Navy light aircraft carrier USS Monterey (CVL-26) at anchor in the Ulithi Atoll, Caroline Islands, on 24 November 1944. Note F6F-5 fighters of Carrier Air Group 28 (CVG-28) parked aft on her flight deck.
Date 24 November 1944
Source Official U.S. Navy photo 80-G-290628 from the U.S. Navy Naval History and Heritage Command and Navsource.org
Author U.S. Navy, photographed from USS Wasp (CV-18)

Licensing

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This file has been identified as being free of known restrictions under copyright law, including all related and neighboring rights.

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The F4U is less Hell but more F 4U.


USLaunchReport
Published on May 5, 2019


CNBC International
Published on May 2, 2019


Space & The Universe HD
Started streaming on May 4, 2019


Bloomberg
Published on Jan 6, 2017

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Where is Nana? Is she coming back? I miss her. :thinking:

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