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STX_10.0 | Commercial air transportation is heavily regulated by the U.S. Code. [14 CFR Part 250](_URL_0_) explicitly allows (and regulates) the practice of overselling flights. [For example](_URL_1_):
> ### § 250.11 Public disclosure of deliberate overbooking and boarding procedures.
(a) Every carrier shall cause to ... | 0 | [
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STX_10.0 | I like the question, but right now it seems pedantic: Wikipedia isn't law, and many border checkpoints are well within the territory of their countries. Is there a law that says, " ;One must clear customs *before* crossing the border? " ; or " ;Exactly at the physical border? " ; Even the Korean peninsula has (... | 1 | [
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STX_10.0 | Remapping keys in isearch is nothing special, however isearch is not using the minibuffer, but the echo area for displaying its state. This means that trying to use a conventional editing command like `delete-word` will not have the intended effect (deleting a word in the minibuffer), but rather edit text in the buffe... | 2 | [
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STX_10.0 | We require a review process using Pull requests in github onto our main dev or master branches. During that review process, we will mark pull requests as requiring changes if many files have white space or line ending differences, and insist that they follow the formatting of the dev or master branch they are making th... | 3 | [
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STX_10.0 | Yes, anyone who has had their property seized pursuant to a search warrant can appeal for relief. Especially an innocent party might contact the law enforcement agency that seized the property, and/or the government attorney's office handling the case for which the property was seized.
Although I am not aware o... | 4 | [
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STX_10.0 | In this case, " ;Fire and Forget " ; doesn't mean what you think it means.
It isn't the case that you fire the build and then forget about the outcome. What actually happens is that you fire the event, and then forget about what the process is doing up until the point where the process returns feedback to ... | 5 | [
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STX_10.0 | There's a tradeoff in written contracts: The more precise and comprehensive, the longer they have to be.
The [basics of a contract are described here](_URL_0_), and it's possible to have a legally valid contract without writing anything at all.
But the more you care about avoiding ambiguity and covering ... | 6 | [
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STX_10.0 | The examples you gave for Geography based questions are also very limited in terms of Time.
Conferences, Seminars, University programs, etc, all change from Year to year and can exist for a very short amount of time.
On the other hand, people often travel across the globe to attend a specific University or Confer... | 7 | [
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STX_10.0 | Even your question points out, " ;What is Justice? " ; has been debated *as a matter of philosophy* for thousands of years. The question is often raised and addressed in judicial opinions, with answers as varied as the person answering and the specific circumstances in question. What you ask is a matter of opinion ... | 8 | [
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STX_10.0 | As far as I was able to tell it's not possible.
We solved this by using Pipeline putting the custom messages in the Jenkinsfile.
The flexibility gained by having the Jenkinsfile in the git repo really helped our developers have a better understanding of the build process, and allowed them to make necessary ch... | 9 | [
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STX_10.0 | In principle, police are liable for the safety of anyone they detain. If an officer creates a hazardous condition, as was described in this scenario, he or his agency (which effectively means the taxpayers who fund his agency) can be held liable for damages resulting from that action. (Whether it is the officer or in... | 10 | [
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STX_10.0 | 1. The Nazi gas chambers used Zyklon B, a device and formulation for dispersing hydrogen cyanide (HCN), which is an extraordinarily lethal chemical.
2. In gas chambers these devices were employed in a manner specifically to cause the death of masses of persons through direct exposure to the chemical HCN.
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STX_10.0 | Interestingly enough, Evil *does* define an initial state for `view-mode`, but it won't do anything because `view-mode` is a minor mode and initial states are for major modes only. The correct way to change the associated state is by using a hook:
(add-hook 'view-mode-hook 'evil-motion-state)
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STX_10.0 | It's important to distinguish between customization code (part of your init file) and package code (part of a package). In customization code one appends something to a list with
(add-to-list 'savehist-additional-variables 'evil-ex-history)
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STX_10.0 | In the U.S. sales tax is not generally assessed on transactions of goods or services for resale. (E.g., search for " ;sales tax resale certificate " ; and whatever states you're interested in.)
Furthermore, [in the U.S. businesses are generally only liable for collecting sales & use tax in states and jurisdi... | 14 | [
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STX_10.0 | Strictly speaking, if party *X* agrees to indemnify party *Y* for damage *Z*, then *X* is only agreeing to pay *Y* for realized damages *Z*.
Example: I agree to print something you wrote about about Acme. In exchange, you agree to indemnify and defend me against any defamation claims by Acme. Acme sues me for defa... | 15 | [
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STX_10.0 | @DaleM - I think I could come up with a moral hazard scenario, but *in general* I don't see how it would be in *Y*'s *interest* to concede a third-party claim. In the example given: With no defense I am adjudged a libeler, even though I don't have to pay the associated damages. I'm having trouble imag... | 16 | [
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STX_10.0 | Explanations of Apple's MagSafe patent are [here](_URL_6_).
[The USPTO explains what can be patented under U.S. statute](_URL_2_) (which is generally informative for all member countries of the [Patent Cooperation Treaty](_URL_4_)):
> [A]ny person who “invents or discovers any new and useful process,
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STX_10.0 | This article about " ;[How healthy is your Dockerized application? " ;][1] explains the trouble with monitoring, but it doesn't provide any good examples of how to actually monitor a microservice inside of the docker container.
We are currently using PM2 monit to monitor our microservices, but as we put them in... | 18 | [
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STX_10.0 | Assume someone is exploiting DigitalNote, Dashcoin, or Bytecoin. Apparently, they could issue large amounts of those coins to manipulate that individual coin value. But what keeps them from exchanging this fictional value for other cryptos, and thus creating fictional demand for Monero and other coins? Also, do we k... | 19 | [
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STX_10.0 | One can argue that [you should always be worried](_URL_0_). Much more so when you are addressing legal questions without the legal advice of a qualified attorney.
The email you got from your company *says something*. It offers " ;[protection](_URL_1_) " ; to the extent that:
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