Fhch6HQ

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by Fhch6HQ 8mo ago
Allow me to remind you of what you said: > I personally have a hard time believing that a “Real” ID that does not verify citizenship or residency is meaningfully different from my current one. You seem to have conveniently forgotten that
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by Fhch6HQ 8mo ago
That's a really disappointing source. The headline is '200,000 people a day fly without REAL-ID', which starts out quite interesting. It then goes on to explain that the TSA has reported 93% of traveler's complied with R
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by Fhch6HQ 8mo ago
What states do you have to pay for your Real ID every time? Yes, you have to pay to renew your license or photo ID, but the Real ID fee in my state (PA) is one-time. Renewal costs are the same whether it's a Real ID or not.
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by Fhch6HQ 8mo ago
Why is this noteworthy in 2026?
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by Fhch6HQ 8mo ago
That is a name I haven't heard in a long time, pleasantly surprised to hear they're still in business.
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by Fhch6HQ 9mo ago
To answer your question directly, yes. By population, 55% of Germany, 57% of France, 49% of Poland, 51% of Ukraine, 90% of the Netherlands, 89% of Sweden, 73% of Austria, 30% of Romania, 39% of Croatia [0]. Apologies in advance if any of th
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by Fhch6HQ 9mo ago
This is a curious suggestion. Higher end go-karts I can't contest, but I've never found bumper cars to be anything like operating a car. It would probably help, but at some point they're going to need to drive something with
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by Fhch6HQ 9mo ago
Russian is neither a common lingua franca nor is it commonly spoken by foreigners (with the obvious exclusion of former Soviet countries). It belongs culturally to Russia and it's people. English belongs to half a dozen countries. I&#x
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by Fhch6HQ 9mo ago
That's an interesting data point, but I don't think it's relevant. The datacenters themselves are designed with a high level of power reliability and can island themselves if needed. We've started to see some rather inte
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by Fhch6HQ 9mo ago
This is an interesting point. As recently as mid-2023 us-east-2 was 3 campuses with a 5 building design capacity at each. I know they've expanded by multiples since, but us-east-1 would still dwarf them. Makes one wonder, does us-west-
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by Fhch6HQ 9mo ago
I may be missing something, but it is almost a guarantee that you would not receive a RA in this scenario? eduroam is using WPA2/WPA3 enterprise, so my understanding is that until you authenticate to the network you do not have L2 netw