@this Indianapolis has a uni.gov. Started in the mid 70s when the Indianapolis city council merged with the Marion County government. The city occupies the entire county (and very, very little outside the county), so having two governing bodies made no sense.
FWIW it faceplants on https. I don't know how the redirect is setup but you may want to ensure that http redirects to https automatically once you have the LE set up
@this The same people who Tweet their Facebook post about caring about their privacy from their Android phone so that it automatically cross-posts to Instagram?
@Comintern Ministry of Funny Walks was my first thought...
@this shotgun. 12 gauge. That should do the trick.
@this FAA requires that pilots maintain at least 500' above an inhabited area with exceptions for take-off/landing. Beyond that, you don't have much say in what happens above your property. Pretty sure most any "spy camera" could get a pretty good image of your face (or anything else) from 500'.
whole differn't set o' regulations for UAVs though.
gee, I don't know why your droids keep falling to the ground. I have no idea why you can't find them again. I guess it hit a bird? And then a bear ran off with it?
Maybe try buying a higher quality drone? Obviously it's defective if it keeps falling to ground like that.
:) just a brief hello and found an interesting technical .net article about how walking a stack trace. I think @Comintern might be interested in this as tells how to know frames mattwarren.org/2019/01/21/Stackwalking-in-the-.NET-Runtime
The article is extensive covering a range of things involved. I guess could provide support for ideas to customise a car into a monster truck by way of analogy
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That's actually a thing. It's difficult to re-establish capacity after a sharp load drop-off.
In the past, sodium lighting would suck up a lot of the excess load capacity at night, but municipalities have been moving to more efficient outdoor lighting.
@Comintern it’s amazing how fast you can unload a truck when you’re motivated to get out of those places. Aayer of carpet underneath, throw truck into reverse, slam on brakes and voila truck bed emptied.
@IvenBach We have a transfer station. It's pretty clean too. The city sorts out recyclables and other trash streams like concrete, dirt, etc., then they truck it to the actual landfill.
You back up to a concrete trench with a conveyor type thing at the bottom and dump onto that. It then gradually gets pulled to the left toward the sorting stuff and ultimately into a dump-truck. It's a much better experience than it used to be.
It's sort of like the Los Angeles River, but intended for trash dumping.
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