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In the US it would just be for the compressed refrigeration gasses (if any), likely 2-1963. If you felt cheeky you might have a Class 7 plaquard (radiation) too, but you’d probably get in trouble for incorrectly labeling your cargo since 100 anti-protons isn’t exactly a radiological threat.
Just to put the scale of this into context, the strike on the girl’s school wasn’t the first thing they did, those three strikes were among the first 700 strikes carried out on day one (1200 in the first 36 hours).
Is it? It’s just one of the CCMDs, there’s a bunch; USAFRICOM, USEUCOM, USINDOPACOM, USCENTCOM, etc. I guess it’s existence indicates that the US military operates globally, but I’d have thought all the dead brown children would have tipped people off to that one…
Okay, that it’s a bad plan doesn’t… mean it’s not a plan. It’s just a bad plan.
While I agree with everything else you’ve said, I’m not even underestimating the actors here - I’m just not pretending trump is somehow pulling the strings.
Well, yes. Plenty. Most of the western world, in fact. That’s a big part of the problem.
Why do you assume there is a strategy?
They’re evil - but they’re not so evil they don’t have a plan. Even if it’s a bad plan, it’s still a plan, and while the main characters here are in fact idiots, there’s some very smart people manipulating them. I don’t know if their strategy will work, but they’re still going to try for it.
Isn’t the US refusing to send it’s warships there? Like it’s not that they can’t, it’s that they’re using their lack of progress or enforcement there to force broad consent to the war in iran from the US’s allies by using the straight closure to force their hand economically.
Last I checked, only three states (AZ, MA and OK) have required english instruction - only one of them (MA) requires english immersion instead of ESL or bilingual-specific classes, and all three allow for public-funded nonenglish education, just outside the district.
As I understand it it’s been the standard since 2.0 and continues to be the case, even for high-power systems. From personal experience of trying to make a USB-C USB killer for PD, it’s also just damned difficult to do. USB is an extremely resilient standard.
As much as it would be convenient, a plane simply does not have the electrical capacity to supply all passengers with high wattage USB outlets. Large numbers of high-capacity of lithium batteries are a solution, but are also a risk and given the recent number of fires caused by faulty Lithium battery packs, it’s unfortunate but reasonable for carriers to move to restrict them for the sake of passenger safety.
A USB transceiver is required to withstand a continuous short circuit of D+ and/or D- to VBUS, GND, other data line, or the cable shield at the connector, for a minimum of 24 hours without degradation
Shorts aren’t really a concern with decent hardware, but as far as I can tell that’s the problem with the power banks that are failing - they’re not decent hardware, so minor damage attached to a very energetic bag o’ chemistry results in (very occasional) fiery disaster.
If you’re that worried about it (and don’t have at least a passthrough charging cable), you can just turn your devices off and bring a book. I don’t know why you’d be worried about it killing your devices though, if a plane’s electrical system has failed so badly it’s going to fry things on the USB bus then you’ve got much bigger problems.
They’re doing that too:
The concern driving this ban is primarily centered around defective units already in circulation, and the acceptance that they cannot realistically be certain about their ability to prevent manufacturers in other countries from shipping in more potentially defective units. Most modern airplanes I have seen have in-seat USB charging ports, which at least cuts down on the need some, and a few hours without a charged device is not going to end the lives of anyone traveling (especially since this rule has carve outs for medical devices, I’m told).
"Hans, I have the best idea"
A good sentiment, though I suspect you shouldn’t hold your breath on the prison thing - he’s already been released from custody.
Evidently the troll accusation isn’t entirely baseless either…
This is possibly the most excruciating second-hand embarrassment I have ever felt at someone’s wildly tasteless self promotion. Seriously, Lemmy is not the place to gain haters or fans - take this routine to reddit.
It’s a recent revelation - likely at most he’s been suspended while the accusations are investigated.
No.