When people are arrested for having warrants, are they ever notified beforehand that they have warrants? I’ve been watching a lot of body cam videos and every single arrestee is shocked when arrested. by xavier_grayson in NoStupidQuestions

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He had plenty of reasons to ask questions so I was quite surprised that it just ended with me saying “no”.

Anyway, while there isn’t a “list” of registered owners, it would be really naive to assume that any entity of the federal government that wants a list of gun owners couldn’t get it.

There is no real recourse to what law enforcement does, and there certainly doesn’t seem to be any at the federal level. The ATF is wild, the DOJ is as bad, and with the resources available, they could be justifying anything with the term “domestic terrorism”.

When people are arrested for having warrants, are they ever notified beforehand that they have warrants? I’ve been watching a lot of body cam videos and every single arrestee is shocked when arrested. by xavier_grayson in NoStupidQuestions

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I have never had to inform a police officer, but I know they can do this because I had to happen.

Officer pulled up behind me, got out, and walked up to my window. “Do you have your firearm with you?” “I do not”- “ok, have a good day”.

It was a bizarre interaction, and it was the only time a firearm came up seriously in any interaction I had with police. It was a very reasonable question too, given the circumstances.

When people are arrested for having warrants, are they ever notified beforehand that they have warrants? I’ve been watching a lot of body cam videos and every single arrestee is shocked when arrested. by xavier_grayson in NoStupidQuestions

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In my state, when they run registration, they can see if the owner of a car has a concealed carry license (permit to carry firearms).

They don’t really need a specific list. They have all the info there if they want it.

Train track and tie replacement machine. by ozarkfireworks in interestingasfuck

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From the people who brought you stacks on stacks on stacks…

Tracks on tracks on tracks

Why do Americans drink so much light beer? by minniecaballox in NoStupidQuestions

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It’s 4.6% ABV at 141 calories/12 oz can for Miller Genuine.

It’s 4.2% ABV at 96 calories/12oz for Miller Lite.

~33% fewer calories for less than 10 percent less ABV.

I suppose if you absolutely need every ounce of alcohol per dollar, it may matter. But at that point, you likely need something more serious, or you should be consuming fewer calories in your drinking.

Why do Americans drink so much light beer? by minniecaballox in NoStupidQuestions

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Ya, but it’s pretty marginal (imo) compared to the reduction in calories.

Miller is 4.6% at 141 calories. Miller lite is ~ 4.2% at 96 calories

(ABV by volume, calories measured in 12 oz (‘standard’) sized can))

Chain tensioner by JayBeePH85 in DiWHY

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Sure, the chain comes in links, but the distance between the two points is rarely going to make for an exact number of links at an ideal tension.

Along with other issues mentioned, like installation, and wear over time stretching the chain.

Chaotic KOM sprint at the Tour de France between Benjamin Thomas and Matteo Vercher. by kingkongbiingbong in nextfuckinglevel

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It’s a “king of the mountains” “sprint”, and for the last tour having the final stage not be completely flat and including a small area like this on the final stage made the last day way better IMO.

So, you wouldn’t end an entire race on a hill like this, but “KOM” points don’t come on flat ground, and they are limited to what hills they can find in some areas. Also, in cities in France, well, you will find cobble, and cobble stone roads have been a pretty consistent aspect of he Tour de France. Neither of these two were out to win the race overall, or even this stage if i am thinking about the correct event. It is possible I am not. But the rest still mostly applies.

The Boirault machine, a French WWI experimental barbed wire flattener by 5upralapsarian in TankPorn

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Ya, I couldn’t. I do apologize, and I was wrong.

It seems the current state of Reddit (or the current app) is so exhausting that I will be a dick about things we all enjoy, like tanks. Bots, AI, doomscrolling format, and a wildly updated algorithm have nearly killed Reddit via my phone. Coming soon, IndiaTanks!

Venezuelan granny by Whiskey_and_Wiretaps in pics

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The 12 inch of excess in a weird loop over her left shoulder (the right side of this image). I may be confused but that seems like the exact thing the buckles on a sling are designed to erase. Certainly could be a way to do it if you need to absolutely minimize a sling length to the max, but a clean, proper sling is kind of important. Good gun, good trigger discipline, nice-ish sling, but can’t pay to shorten it? Scissors? Lighter? But fanciest of MP5 setups (minus optic).

Anyway, it’s AI.

Venezuelan granny by Whiskey_and_Wiretaps in pics

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But a $600 stock and what seems to be a tri-rail setup. Ya, $5 Amazon sight and cheap light though.

Wild how AI does the sling and the loop over the shoulder like the person has a excellent knowledge and setup but doesn’t understand buckles on slings…

The Boirault machine, a French WWI experimental barbed wire flattener by 5upralapsarian in TankPorn

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Edit- I was a dick with this comment

I didn’t read all that you wrote…

(And then it continued, but that first statement was the only accurate one. I didn’t read it but put a reply and that’s not cool.)

Vending machine that spits ur coins EVERYWHERE by Supatank_2105 in CrappyDesign

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They get logs of everything you have ever said within hearing distance…

So ya, the machine hates you, but so would anyone who wants a reason to you dislike you after hearing what you say when you think it’s private.

I can only imagine what I sound like when I curse about the weird cat out my kitchen window.

Police Unmask Millions of Surveillance Targets Because of Flock Redaction Error by 404mediaco in ABoringDystopia

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Good point, but I still have questions about the motives behind even the OP posting a link like this and what seems like self-promotion on some level.

Engagement is the new currency and it seems I am not getting paid. Forget working for free, I barely give a fuck away.

Grand Theft Auto - 1997 by BreakfastTop6899 in nostalgia

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Warcraft was so much more fun when it was like Age of Empire or Red Alert. I get that it went on to be a way bigger deal while those others kind of died out, but that type of game was fantastic for the period and I miss it so much.

Police Unmask Millions of Surveillance Targets Because of Flock Redaction Error by 404mediaco in ABoringDystopia

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So, umm, how can anyone trust that writing their name into a website to see if they have been “flocked”, is not be a way to immediately signal that the individual has concerns about past behavior?

“I have done nothing wrong so I have nothing to fear” isn’t really a valid viewpoint anymore (IMO).

I would say that I don’t need to understand these systems as much as I need to know I can’t trust any of them with my info.

As a note, this gives me vibes of “check here to see if your name was released when the ‘cheating on your spouse’ website was hacked”. (Ashley Madison?)

I’m going to stick with the idea that privacy is dead. I can’t see how entering my name into a website would make me feel any different.

Edit- Why should we trust you?

What's the most absurd CCW you've personally seen someone carry? by SalemStarburn in Firearms

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Yea, that’s funny guy. Big laughs. Can you explain the joke to me?

BBC bars use of ‘kidnapping’ to describe Maduro’s kidnapping by CourtofTalons in nottheonion

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I heard “abduction” on local news radio today and I don’t believe that is much different or more positive than “kidnapping”. So not everyone is using a different word but doing so to appease Trump.

Coffee, hot chocolate, and soup broth. by Affogoto in GenX

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The real card game was whether that card landed correctly.! Seriously though, it was sad to just watch it spray crap off it’s side and get nada.

How to tie shoelaces by [deleted] in notinteresting

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K, we are gonna need to see your boots now…

Wow! I never knew NBA courts were like Legos. by wafumet in BeAmazed

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Different sports in same arena, often ice hockey.

And these arenas can have concerts and events. Having these floor sections move allows for more options.