" Mr. McMinn calls the hobbyist approach the "cult model.
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By far the most common of these is the hobbyist.
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Personal computers were hobbyist curiosities, not yet used in newsrooms.
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Ridley Howard: My great uncle was a hobbyist artist of sorts.
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Soon the hobbyist was giving away the crayfish to his friends.
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Zablidowski was the first hobbyist ever fined for flying a drone.
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Because it could be looked at as a hobbyist kinda thing.
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For the ~aesthetic~ cannabis hobbyist, consider the Magic-Flight Launch Box.
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"The hobbyist market has come really far in recent years," explains Cappo.
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Thankfully, unlike so many of these hobbyist kits, there's no soldering required.
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The hobbyist drone community is in the midst of a hacking bonanza.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has also gone after the aftermarket hobbyist market.
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Even retailers of hobbyist mining rigs say they are seeing fewer customers.
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Roughly 85033 states have laws potentially impacting hobbyist and commercial drone operations.
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There is also a hobbyist and education package for $10 a month.
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Such backdoors are many times discovered by professional or hobbyist reverse engineers.
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But the rapid rise of hobbyist drones is what alarms lawmakers most.
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So as a hobbyist, I kind of learned online with my friends.
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But animal attraction to human urine isn't just a bit of hobbyist trivia.
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A catastrophe for work-life balance of small business owners and hobbyist websites.
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What a time to be a live stream enthusiast and a drone hobbyist.
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A federal court on Friday upheld the government's authority over hobbyist drone use.
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"They aren't secure," Andy Keck, an electronics and amateur radio hobbyist, told TechCrunch.
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The multibillion-dollar deal is a long way from GitHub's hobbyist, hacker origins.
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The hobbyist in the Oval Office is evidence enough of the Republican version.
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He wrote prolifically in school, and came to producing as a computer hobbyist.
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In other words, rules that restrict how non-commercial hobbyist drone operators fly.
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A hobbyist once performed a Falcon 9 landing in his pool with a drone.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles have gained popularity among hobbyist pilots, film directors, explorers, and journalists.
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Computers were the domain of universities, big business, and the occasional well-heeled hobbyist.
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A hobbyist roboticist gave Amazon's voice assistant Alexa an almost human, mostly unsettling face.
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But at this fair, overpaying for hogs raised by hobbyist farmers is the point.
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I have now been beekeeping for going on 19 years, as a committed hobbyist.
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When you're a hobbyist, you're learning the wrong information and practicing the wrong skills.
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In 2013 Dr Fisher's team developed formally verified flight-control software for a hobbyist drone.
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Fictiv is targeting commercially viable products that can't be produced on hobbyist level 3D printers.
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Zoomers on TikTok, plant hobbyist meme accounts, and Fox News guests have little in common.
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Admiral Poindexter, a computer hobbyist, would take the laptop with him when Mr. Reagan traveled.
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What hobbyist risks life and limb transporting a volatile substance like this into the park?
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It's clientele cross gender and creed, from hobbyist to active-duty military and law enforcement.
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If you're a professional artist (as opposed to a hobbyist), you operate an arts business.
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But the proliferation of hobbyist drone pilots has caused problems here as elsewhere in the world.
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Hansson was quick to praise the "passionate hobbyist" who forms the bedrock of the FOSS ecosystem.
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And we want to be a welcome place for all photographers: hobbyist to archivist to professional.
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It had a great reputation among the hobbyist community and a slick unit called the Solo.
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There have been hundreds of reported near misses involving commercial aircraft and hobbyist drones to date.
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"They think it's a hobbyist, they might not take the trouble to help out," he said.
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For some reason, the hobbyist had set up an internet-connected webcam pointed at the display.
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Not only that, but hobbyist racers who aren't interested in building their own drone from components.
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One such hobbyist turned professional is Al Skorupa, who joined the Oakland Athletics during the offseason.
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Even his name adds to the myth: a layman is, of course, an amateur, a hobbyist.
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It has absolutely nothing in common with the helicopter-like hobbyist drones that we commonly see.
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Age: 10+ Description: Maker-focused and electronics hobbyist brand Adafruit sells all sorts of electronics goodies.
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There are fan communities, hobbyist communities, communities for users or enthusiasts of every consumer product imaginable.
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He was little more than an enthusiastic hobbyist when he started his wine blog in 2009.
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LG: It sounds like you're going to be focusing more on a pro-level or hobbyist.
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Free photo editing software If you know a professional photographer or a serious hobbyist, they're using Photoshop.
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Currently, in a homeowner setting, you can fly a drone on your own property as a hobbyist.
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It's great forthe consumer, the hobbyist, and even the person who has never flownanything before, Matus said.
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Before August 2016, all non-hobbyist drone operators had to hold licences to fly manned aeroplanes, too.
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Midge is a hobbyist, at least at first, and Susie desperately needs her to become a professional.
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It's priced and operates similar to other popular hobbyist drones like the DJI Spark or Parrot Bebop.
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That's sufficient for hobbyist photography, and even higher megapixel cameras if you don't mind switching cards often.
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Rather, they claim to be a collector or "hobbyist" who is not required to obtain a license.
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Earlier this week, a video of Florida-based skydiving hobbyist McKenna Knipe began making the rounds online.
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The event feels more like a pseudo-hobbyist photography event than anything else—like sexy bird watching.
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The new and improved default OS for the Raspberry Pi isn't just for hobbyist computer boards any longer.
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After Puckette's taste awakening, her switch from hobbyist to professional arrived under similarly modest circumstances, with novelistic serendipity.
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For example, Moparts chatter is consistent among its members year round, extending the summer sport of hobbyist racing.
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Tractor Supply — The stock got a positive mention in Barron's, owing to the surging popularity of hobbyist farming.
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At one point, Facebook lawyers pointed to Luckey's subscription to engineering hobbyist magazine Nuts and Volts, Gizmodo reported.
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Aerial firefighting aircraft tend to fly low over fires and in the same general airspace as hobbyist drones.
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New drone technology and steadily decreasing price points have precipitated the explosive growth of drones in hobbyist markets.
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For hobbyist photographers like myself, Hasselblad has always been the untouchable luxury brand reserved for high-end professionals.
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Since hobbyist photographers use the technology to document their vacations, Dronescapes implies, it can't be all that bad.
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Description: Not a typical STEM toy but a starter kit from maker-focused and electronics hobbyist brand Adafruit.
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" The police would later say the explosion may have been an "experiment" on the part of a "hobbyist.
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Say you want some audio equipment—find a pro or hobbyist who's selling and cares about their gear.
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They're big, everybody that is making something, every hobbyist maker to the professional side are using Adafruit products.
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Michael Miller, an astrophotography hobbyist from Arizona, began corresponding with him to share tips about techniques and processing.
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As a computer hobbyist 30 years ago, I already could see where this online chat thing was going.
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Like many others inspired by the feats of Lindbergh and Earhart, he had become a model-airplane hobbyist.
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The company has increasingly stressed the hobbyist aspects of iPhone functionality in its ad campaigns and marketing material.
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There was a sudden uptick in interest toward this hobbyist forum, which now boasts more than 22015,000 members.
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New Zealand media outlets, from the hobbyist bloggers to the biggest broadcasters, respected the proscription on naming the accused.
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But Durant happens to be a photo hobbyist in addition to being an NBA demigod — hence Westbrook's orange vest.
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Which of course leads to the obvious question: What will happen to hobbyist drone pilots that fail to comply?
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The technology, which places digital elements on top of the real world, has long been a clunky, hobbyist passion.
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Kim's deceptively simple play on hobbyist painting contrasts the quotidian vicissitudes of terrestrial life with the heavens' gauzy indifference.
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That's a market savvy way of saying MakerBot is abandoning the home and hobbyist and embracing offices and schools.
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How do you keep your pizza drones from smashing into your news drones from smashing into your hobbyist drones?
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Strong social affiliations — such as being part of a religious group, hobbyist circle or exercise group — have positive effects.
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Over the next two years, the computer played a pivotal role in moving the technology from hobbyist to mainstream.
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One of my friends was doing "trade for print" (TFP) shoots, where no money is exchanged, for hobbyist photographers.
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But it's far from defeated and has proven that hobbyist drones are easy to turn into weapons of war.
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To me, a serial hobbyist who has been looking for a saner balance with tech, all this sounded wonderful.
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" One expert said their flight path "very much points to this being planned and not just some rogue hobbyist.
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Anderson's early inspiration, coupled with a hobbyist community ripe for growth, led Horbaczewski to consider an official drone league.
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The software starts with an 8-hour-per-month hobbyist tier for free, or a $20-per-month professional tier.
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Mr. Lafergola's lawyer, Evan F. Nappen, described him as a "hobbyist" who built the weapons as "nonfunctioning models" from kits.
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Woz and Jobs were participants in a hobbyist group that were taking business computers to scale down to personal computers.
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Paul, hobbyist mower that he is, also may not have been the most attentive at the post–yard work cleanup.
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Clayton's been working as a mechanic for a little over a year after making the jump from hobbyist to professional.
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Although Barnard hasn't landed a rocket yet, he's gotten closer than any hobbyist has before—and he's just getting started.
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IDC, a research firm, estimates there are now around 20m professional and hobbyist software developers worldwide; that is probably low.
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But, the favorite SD card for a professional photographer may be overkill for a hobbyist with a 12-megapixel camera.
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The best strategy is to give healthy fish away, to a responsible aquarium, pet store or hobbyist, Dr. Walters said.
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Private organizations picked up on this and published templates so that our nation's hobbyist sewers can make these for hospitals.
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By 1952, the kits flew off the shelves and Craft Master has firmly established itself in the midcentury hobbyist market.
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So most image rights holders don't go after every cosplayer or hobbyist who may be technically violating a copyrighted work.
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An ambitious hobbyist, turned accomplished baker, turned cookbook author steps into her crafting niche by creating a decadent holiday castle.
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Dragon's Thai fighters may actively represent the gym in Bangkok, but the gym's foreign students, from hobbyist to professional, are vital.
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Because this was a hobbyist experiment in his spare time, there weren't any real external pressures forcing him to press on.
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"If expensive diagnostic testing was genomics' equivalent of mainframe computers, direct to consumer ancestry genetics was the hobbyist use," he noted.
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It's an outdoorsy hobbyist tool, not equipment you'd choose to identify gas leaks, or use in a professional security-guard situation.
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Authorities believe the explosive was likely the work of a hobbyist experimenting with material you can buy at any hardware store.
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The CMU team's solution features multiple robots, with a four-wheeled rover and a small, hobbyist-style drone taking center state.
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Matthew Allen in New York I saw him while I was photographing the 2015 Armory art show as an avid hobbyist.
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Another -- a swing dance hobbyist -- has been turned away by prospective dance partners when they learn of her line of work.
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Posts on Mr. Gait's Facebook page suggest he is a drone hobbyist, and they include several photos of remote controlled helicopters.
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There's reason to expect that situation to improve in the coming years, thanks to the rise of hobbyist computers like this.
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In reality, the 2628 guns and inert grenades belonged to an elderly hobbyist who had been building his collection since youth.
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Only with the volunteer labor of an Indian hobbyist was NASA finally able to show the world where it had crashed.
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Anyone working in glass could apply, and all — from the novice hobbyist to the most famous artists — were given equal consideration.
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The FAA now has a page on its website where hobbyist drone operators can apply for de-registration and a refund.
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He has studied how small robots could aid small farms and how hobbyist drones could monitor urban fruit trees for foraging.
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It all started with group member Jason Howell, who posted this harmless selfie of him holding an Phalaenopsis orchid he said he had purchased at Aldi's to the House Plant Hobbyist group, which has well over 100,000 members:Screenshot: Facebook (House Plant Hobbyist)The picture did not go down well with a small minority of uptight users.
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Rogers, an 81-year-old genealogy hobbyist, said that was the best balance between helping police arrest criminals and protecting privacy rights.
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The probability of successfully solving a block was past parity with the cost of running the firetrap hobbyist equipment required to play.
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Many of the makers I spoke to said they were inspired by Garcia, who is likely the most popular battery hobbyist online.
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As a hobbyist ornithologist, I want to watch the swarming of the starling swarm, which will pass by this exact spot today.
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The Army said previously the helicopter was not targeted and that it was struck by a drone being operated by a hobbyist.
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But even though the commercial drone market is still in its infancy, millions of hobbyist drones have been sold around the world.
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Whether you're a complete newbie, a hobbyist, or a Grade A pro, you're going to want the right gear at your disposal.
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Originally, the NRA was a hobbyist group with a focus on marksmanship and hunting — not really much in the way of politics.
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Unlike the hobbyist market, where DJI controls 70 percent of sales, the industrial sector is not yet dominated by any one company.
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AMA has successfully managed the hobbyist community of model aircraft enthusiasts by providing robust safety guidelines and education program for our members.
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Beal told investigators he is a model rocket hobbyist, but hadn't touched the rocket-making equipment on his property in 14 years.
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Many of the "careless" and "clueless" tend to be hobbyist fliers, so exempting them from a requirement makes no sense at all.
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While the Maker Movement has been growing in China, this type of "hobbyist" and DIY tech enthusiast is relatively new to China.
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In 2015, amateur radio hobbyist Adrian Lane famously made contact, and there are plenty of guides online for how to do so.
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Bo Lu was a financial hobbyist before co-founding FutureAdvisor in 2010 and doing his part to disrupt the financial advice industry.
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Delving into Santos's backstory, the documentary frames the artist as a hobbyist who jumped at the rare opportunity to showcase his talents.
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The older daughter, Holly (Kate Walsh of "Private Practice"), a homemaker and design hobbyist, goes to services only on High Holy Days.
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While many drone accidents have been blamed on hobbyist, not professional operators, these still represent the risk of using drones over populated areas.
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The company sold its titles through computer hobbyist swap meets and magazine ads, even demonstrating its wares at mainstream trade shows like Macworld.
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There are also rules for consumer and hobbyist drone flights concerning flying outside an operator's line of sight as well as at night.
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Poly sounds more like a hobbyist system, which fits with Google's goal of making its new AR platform simple for newcomers to use.
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The Federal Aviation Administration forecasts that hobbyist and commercial drone purchase will rise from 2.5 million in 2016 to 7 million in 2020.
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The Army said previously that the helicopter was not targeted and that it was struck by a drone being operated by a hobbyist.
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The host and head-knifemaker on the Kiwami Japan channel is either the world's most extraordinary hobbyist or its wiliest supervillain—or both.
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The cheapest QuadHWK on the company's Kickstarter is still pretty pricey, and the target audience — hobbyist quadcopter racers — aren't exactly the biggest around.
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The HaerteTest YouTube channel is home to a German hobbyist who loves to take hot, sharp objects to electronics and record the results.
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I was just a hobbyist, but I'll think twice about re-upping with Airbnb in our new home though we have the space.
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After years of setting scenes with music, he began to take a serious interest in the camera, ultimately becoming a passionate "hobbyist" photographer.
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The problem was I felt everyone saw me as just a hobbyist, so having two viewers watch with me doing great was frustrating.
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Drone hobbyist blog We Talk UV detailed the parts list and ingredients, in case you want to bake your own El Drone Pizza.
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What the company does have, however, is some real clout among podcasting hobbyist, since the first Snowball was release half a decade ago.
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Meantime, government agencies are redoubling efforts to fight hobbyist drones after more incidents around the nation of the craft interfering with firefighting operations.
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The hobbyist — whom Dr. Lyko declined to identify — was struck by the large size of the crayfish and its enormous batches of eggs.
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"Autonomy, which is accelerating exponentially and is rapidly advancing in hobbyist drones, will allow terrorists to deploy drones at large scales," Scharre said.
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And the reason that I came up with this idea was that I had been a hobbyist in computers for about 10 years.
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As cars become more complicated and we move past the era of the hobbyist mechanic, figuring out what was wrong was half the fun.
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Lawyers for Facebook showed the jury an issue of "Nuts and Volts," an electronics hobbyist magazine that Luckey had subscribed to as a youth.
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The former is like stepping into the garage workshop of a perverted hobbyist, hoarding construction and office supplies, and a decent amount of pornography.
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You have your hobbyist cinematographers and your Peter Pan-wannabe fliers, but the Drone Industrial Complex is where the most exciting innovation is happening.
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In 2017, ISIS ramped up its use of grenade-sized bombs that can be strapped to small hobbyist drones and dropped on unsuspecting targets.
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Right now the system is designed for hobbyist drones and the first SafeAir product to hit the market will be for the 3DR Solo.
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Adding to the confusion is the fact that the laws for commercial drones are also different than the laws around personal, or hobbyist, drones.
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In the 1970s, it wanted to become even more of a hobbyist group, and less of a group that fights legal battles in Washington.
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City officials quickly tried to dissociate that explosion from any broad terrorism plot, instead labeling it the act of a hobbyist experimenting with fireworks.
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Lauck seemed dismissive of the notion Wince was a hobbyist, citing the military-style weapon the officer sold Janes shortly before he killed himself.
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According to the video description, whisky distillery worker and hobbyist photographer Alister Kemp, from Evanton, Scotland found these boxing hares in Cairngorms National Park.
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They are both from Crawley, a town just south of the airport, and the husband's Facebook page suggested that he was a drone hobbyist.
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Zencastr, one of the better tools for remote podcasters, announced today that it will be waiving the limits for those on its Hobbyist tier.
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"Once you start charging people, you cease to be a hobbyist, and you start becoming a commercial enterprise, even a small one," he said.
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One friend enlisted the help of a drone hobbyist, who offered to fly over areas where Valenti&aposs phone had last pinged cellphone towers.
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The annual hacker convention currently underway in the Nevada desert draws a diverse crowd of professional and hobbyist security researchers from around the world.
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Image: Wikimedia Commons Of course, the creation of the microchip didn't mean the end of soldering, either in industrial contexts, or in hobbyist ones.
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The United Kingdom has its own version called Robot Wars, and there's a thriving circuit of hobbyist bot-fighting tournaments around the country every year.
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The following year he dropped the hobbyist aspect of the challenge completely, pledging instead to fix Facebook — which, he acknowledged, would likely take multiple years.
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It was cemented when I hooked up and later married a drag-racing hobbyist, self-appointed president of the local car club: the Brooklyn Dodges.
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The move comes as the consumer and hobbyist market continues to grow, but those numbers have been utterly dominated by DJI's offerings in recent years.
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Available from: Amazon These mini-computers might not seem like much, but the Raspberry Pi revolution has taken the developer and hobbyist world by storm.
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Demand has taken off in the last two years and hobbyist drones have become a familiar sight, but there is plenty of room for growth.
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The reason this method is so popular, especially among the hobbyist crowd, is that it delivers high quality results while only requiring little custom hardware.
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Description: Hobbyist robotics startup Dash Robotics has been collaborating with toymaker Mattel on the Kamigami line of biologically inspired robots for over a year now.
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In his suit, drone hobbyist John Taylor argued that all drone hobbyists, not just those specified by Congress, should be exempt from the FAA's jurisdiction.
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After years of competing for customers at the Rose Bowl and bumping into one another at hobbyist events, the Corbetts and the Oliphants barely speak.
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Photo: Greater Manchester PoliceThis week, hitman and hobbyist runner Mark "Iceman" Fellows was convicted of the murders of English gangland figures Paul Massey and John Kinsella.
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My Journey to the Vape Industry's Bleeding EdgeScreenshot: GizmodoIn recent years, vaping has come into its own as a hobbyist community, cigarette-quitting alternative, and industry.
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"I was seeing all these Hitler comparisons in my hobbyist life as one of the first generations of people to routinely get online," Godwin told me.
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The rules only apply to drones under 55 pounds and for non-hobbyist drone use, like search-and-rescue missions, aerial photography or filming, and construction.
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But Guerra's story suggests that when a leader's policy directly threatens their day-to-day existence, the average person's hobbyist approach to politics can fade away.
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A 3D printing hobbyist might have to worry about whether a chosen color scheme for a tool looks too much like the appearance of another one.
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Five years later, however, the idea of John McEnroe as a notorious tennis pro turned bad-boy rock 'n' roll hobbyist looked a bit less weird.
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The earliest report of the creature comes from a hobbyist who told Dr. Lyko he bought what were described to him as "Texas crayfish" in 1995.
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And so, from there we've watched this go from hobbyist into education, and then, from there now, it's influencing beyond that, into the professional career world.
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So a hobbyist might learn all the details of the Mueller report and feel that's important to know and will spend hours and hours on it.
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I use those two a lot in a hobbyist Instagram feed where I take generically composed tourist photos in popular destinations, superimposed with plastic farm animals.
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A magnetostatic speaker is usually a large and unattractive presence (described by a hobbyist website as "not high on the Wife Acceptance factor" for those reasons).
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Earlier compositions had seen limited single and EP releases, and most were written off as a novelty for eccentric computer hobbyist and wide-eyed, coin-clutching children.
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These best practices represent clear, common-sense guidelines for anyone wishing to operate a drone, from a general hobbyist to an entrepreneur with an innovative business model.
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For me, a hobbyist photographer in the loosest sense of the word, this is legitimately batshit — a phone camera capable of capturing an array of photo possibilities.
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Developer product companies are asked to do two things: achieve near-ubiquitous adoption through an accessible, hobbyist-friendly offering, and convince large companies to pay them money.
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SM: We started by using hobbyist materials like Arduino, and we used Stanford for 3D printing access and a hardware maker space that's now out of business.
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As it turned out, his timing was perfect—a robotics hobbyist group dedicated to hacking RC cars was about to hold its first meeting in nearby Berkeley.
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At least that's my takeaway from the most recent videos uploaded by hobbyist YouTuber ajw61185, the same guy behind this Imperial Speeder Bike drone from last year.
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Lush aquatic plants, natural decor elements, and colorful fish come together to create something amazing that anyone can appreciate and any aquarium hobbyist can be proud of.
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The circumstances and participants are unusual, certainly, but the exercise reveals a fundamental truth about hobbyist, off-the-shelf drones: They are simply not designed for impact.
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As of early September 2017, the FAA had logged approximately 700,000 model aircraft registrations, and the FAA estimated that there were 1.1 million hobbyist drones in 2016.
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The pieces are distinctively "paper craft," not origami, and a serious hobbyist will tell you: Traditionally, origami involves folding one piece of paper without cutting or gluing.
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MS: Well, yeah, I think that part of what we were seeing as the Maker Movement really started to take root was the hobbyist side of it.
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Later, Fujitsu would market it as the "Happy Hacking Keyboard" or HHKB, which would pick up steam in mechanical keyboard circles, hobbyist communities of writers and programmers.
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Randy Suess, a computer hobbyist who helped build the first online bulletin board, anticipating the rise of the internet, messaging apps and social media, died on Dec.
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If you're a drone hobbyist, someone who enjoys building and programming cool gadgets, or dare we say both, you need to check out the Flexbot Hexacopter Kit.
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In the end it was Powell, a Maryland native, avid cyclist, and guitar hobbyist, who checked all the boxes that mattered but carried none of the negatives.
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They renamed it Bantam Tools, and shifted its focus from hobbyist makers to professionals who can use the miniature milling machine to make their lives easier at work.
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Long before he became the judge presiding over Silicon Valley, Alsup had been a hobbyist operating in isolation; he's a geek, but he's a geek from another era.
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"Overall, I'm not sure how these tariffs do much other than hurt American technology manufacturing and make things harder for the smaller startups and hobbyist hackers," Bhagat says.
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The commercial meteorite trade caters mostly to a small but fervid group of hobbyist collectors who will pay extraordinary prices to get a piece of the latest finds.
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"I would imagine that they could be prized in the ... black market for pets, but they are really hard for a hobbyist to keep in captivity," Adkins said.
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Well, on Friday, officials in the state announced that they've made the first arrest of a drone hobbyist due to his interference with firefighting efforts north of Sacramento.
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The product packaging art depicts an industrial robot workspace, the robot looks similar to one you might find in hobbyist workshops, and the robot's sprocket parts actually work.
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There was still a demand for the company's product, but as MakerBot's offerings morphed into more mainstream products, interest from outside the hobbyist space overtook that initial core.
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Unlike with hobbyist drones, where DJI already accounts for 70 percent of the market, the commercial and industrial drone scene doesn't yet have a single dominant drone maker.
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The D.C.-based court sided with drone hobbyist John Taylor, who argued that the Federal Aviation Administration doesn't have jurisdiction over what the law classifies as model aircraft.
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He is meticulous about developing the best traits in his birds, but when his relationship with a fellow hobbyist ended, he decided he was no good at dating.
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The spiritual-but-not religious identifier and the political hobbyist share a mentality that is deliberately powerless, rejecting community to avoid the hassle and to avoid getting burned.
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The department said Colorado officials had received 90 reports of drone activity between November 23 to January 23 and of those, 14 were confirmed to be hobbyist drones.
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If that sounds interesting, or if you're just a hobbyist who wants to have a tinker, then you can access the HomeKit ADK over on its GitHub page.
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Just two years ago, GEDmatch was still an obscure genealogy website, known only to a million or so hobbyist DNA sleuths looking to fill in their family trees.
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She looks like a hobbyist painting on an elaborately carpeted floor instead of in a studio, dabbling with a floral still life and daintily holding paintbrushes like accessories.
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The machine learns from a dataset, which in this instance was about 240 carols, new and old, aggregated by the Times of London and neural net hobbyist Erik Svensson.
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Shortly after the FAA announced its rule, the Academy of Model Aeronautics, a hobbyist organization for RC aircraft, advised its 185,000 members in the US to hold off registering.
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The clock has its quirks — a whole lot of them — but it looks and feels like what it is: a strange and pricey DIY project for an excited hobbyist.
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That said, in YouTube's eyes he remains a hobbyist, a term Richard himself might not agree with but allows him to keep posting his videos without being censored completely.
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The Federal Aviation Administration in March estimated that by 2021 the fleet of small hobbyist drones will more than triple and commercial drones will grow tenfold to about 442,000.
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Meantime, authorities say hobbyist drone incursions on wildfires pose a safety risk to firefighting aircraft battling the disaster and jeopardizes the safety of residents and crews on the ground.
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"I wanted to find out once and for all if there was any multiplayer code left," Virtual Boy hobbyist developer Martin Kujaczynski, aka M.K., told me in an email.
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Ms. Rae-Venter started exploring genealogy as a hobbyist, but is now involved in dozens of criminal investigations, and her story reveals the kinds of clues genealogy can provide.
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If you are not in the Navy, a ship's captain, someone who fishes or a sailing hobbyist, the nautical terms for the positions on a boat may seem confusing.
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Three women, and one gender-nonconforming character played by Roberta Colindrez, each recite a letter to Dick, here a MacArthur-winning artist and cowboy hobbyist played by Kevin Bacon.
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The FAA in March estimated that by 2021 the fleet of small hobbyist drones will more than triple and the commercial drone fleet will increase tenfold to about 442,000.
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Billed as the "world's most advanced VR headset with integrated eye-tracking," the StarVR One is not for the typical VR hobbyist, but instead for commercial and enterprise use.
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I want the political hobbyist to struggle with this question, as I did while writing it: If they attended a protest or a march, what was it for them?
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The new suddenly stands out like a sore thumb, forcing me to recognize the difference between Black Mesa's hobbyist origins and Half-Life's now canonical, genre-defining level design.
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These categories are part of a schema Stebbins developed in the 1970s called "The Serious Leisure Perspective," which breaks down "serious leisure" into three categories: amateur, hobbyist, and volunteer.
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And so I'm not a drone hobbyist necessarily, but I'm fascinated by the technology because of the potential that it has to really upend the way we receive goods.
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Many of us use modern hobbyist plotters like the Makeblock or AxiDraw while others use vintage hardware from the '80s, usually HP brand plotters that were actually used for e.g.
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The FAA said it estimates the fleet of small hobbyist drones will more than triple from an estimated 22025 million vehicles in 2100 to more than 2000 million by 2021.
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A new report (PDF) from the non-profit group Open Briefing lays bare just how far the threat from hobbyist drones has evolved, and how seriously we should take it.
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They're now starting to rent the drones to companies for $3,000 per month, which includes support, training and maintenance (because, as any hobbyist drone pilot could tell you, things break).
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A different data point, via the Consumer Technology Association: In the U.S. alone, last year people bought 603 million hobbyist drones, more than double the 1.1 million sold in 2015.
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According to a new West Point report obtained by the Times, the danger is only expected to increase as hobbyist drones become capable of longer flight and greater carrying capacity.
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And as soon as Hot Wheels' designers saw hobbyist Luis Rodriguez's creation, on the tour's final leg in Las Vegas, they knew the hot rod would look great in miniature.
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It's a case that perfectly shows how some of the most influential video games come not from well-funded, professional developers, but hobbyist modders who are tinkering with existing games.
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A hobbyist might want an old, broken stereo so they can yank the guts out, stick new speakers in it and have a retro sound system that connects to Bluetooth.
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He was also on all of the 13 additional public ballots and six anonymous ones uncovered by Ryan Thibodaux, a hobbyist who tracks the Baseball Hall of Fame ballots online.
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Well, as a hobbyist — as a teenager — I was kind of growing up in this era where you dialed into a bulletin board system to talk to other folks online.
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Live Home 3D: Standard Edition For the aspiring architect or even just a hobbyist designer, Live Home 3D is an app that helps you build your home from the ground up.
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Final results released Sunday indicate Facebook still has a way to go: CherryPi finished sixth in a field of 28; the top three bots were all made by lone, hobbyist coders.
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Miniature clay art has been known to get pretty realistic, but a Malaysian hobbyist has absolutely slayed it with a realistic doll-sized provision shop stocked with various miniatures she's made.
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Eden Attias, CEO of ParaZero, tells TechCrunch that the company has developed a parachute deploying platform that can work with small, hobbyist drones to large, commercial drones weighing hundreds of kilos.
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" Misty isn't sharing many details on what these bots will look like, and, according to a report from TechCrunch, the company's first products will be targeted at the "hobbyist/maker market.
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The new chat service is called AIM Phoenix, and it works by running the messages through a private Dynamic DNS run by Wildman Productions, a non-profit group of hobbyist programers.
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His new company, Anduril Industries, is focused on creating border security technologies; nevertheless, he has remained a very vocal personality in the VR space with a reputation of a hardcore hobbyist.
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Beal, a model rocket hobbyist, told investigators he had not made any bombs and did not have material for an explosion as powerful as the one he saw in news coverage.
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On Wednesday, a White House spokesman, Josh Earnest, said that clarifying the penalties for "hiding behind the hobbyist exemption" would spur a substantial number of sellers to comply with existing law.
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The company was once a dominant force in the trade and hobbyist magazine business, but its fortunes declined along with the print industry, and it filed for bankruptcy protection in 2008.
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Roguelikes stayed the same for so long because they were a hobbyist pursuit, games made by and for an audience steeped in the history of Rogue and most of all Nethack.
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Destiny has always been envisioned as a hobbyist sort of experience, something you can sign into on any given day and have things to do or a project to work on.
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Few things are more magical than seeing something you created in the real world, and I am very excited bringing that experience to a greater number of amateur or hobbyist developers.
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It is here, in the hobbyist internet's daily collective struggle to make the best hamburger or grow the perfect tomato, that you can glimpse a healthier relationship with your digital devices.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1953, the Detroit-based paint company Craft Master was the driving power behind the paint-by-number craze that swept the midcentury hobbyist market.
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Political hobbyist is a catchall term for the person who spends a lot of time consuming news or signing online petitions or engaging online with people about this or that issue.
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The remaining stock consists of supplies for all varieties of hobbyist: technicolored perler beads and pipe cleaners for children, a spectrum of food dyes and chocolate molds for bakers and confectioners.
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On albums like The Ship of Theseus or Jute Gyte's debut vinyl release, The Sparrow, the songs are too dense and fucked up to be the mere territory of a hobbyist.
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He's also a pharmahacker, the most visible and outspoken member of a small community of hobbyist chemists who believe that pharmaceuticals, like some software, should be open-source and accessible to all.
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New registration requirements and other prohibitions prompted a hobbyist named John Taylor to file a lawsuit against the administrator of the FAA, arguing that the agency didn't have jurisdiction in the matter.
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Last month, the FAA said it estimated the fleet of small hobbyist drones would more than triple from an estimated 1.1 million vehicles in 2016 to more than 3.5 million by 2021.
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Firefighters sometimes utilize unmanned aircraft to gather information about wildfires, but the unauthorized intrusion of the hobbyist or recreational drones in fire areas has been an growing irritant for firefighting agencies nationwide.
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Even though ISIS invested some effort into its drone training and development program, not much work or knowledge is needed to turn a hobbyist drone into a tool for more nefarious purposes.
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The Federal Aviation Administration estimates that in 2017, there were 1.2 million commercial and hobbyist drones in the US. By 2022, they expect that number to more than double, to 2.9 million.
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But is it even plausible that an unknown hobbyist filmmaker could have his work straight lifted from Beyoncé's camp, and if so, how would he prove it in a court of law?
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In Britain, where I live, rules for flying hobbyist drones are mercifully more straightforward, and the Civil Aviation Authority has taken steps to translate often dense guidance into easier-to-understand language.
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"I think the catalyst would be some kind of catastrophic event that would really force the public narrative down the track of stricter regulations," said Mr. Lee, who owns two hobbyist drones.
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Legislation is also necessary to enable the FAA to regulate hobbyist flight; Section 336 of the FAA Modernization and Reform Act, which carves out qualifying model aircraft from regulation entirely, is outdated.
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Paul Camilleri, a hobbyist in Australia, was able to spot both the NROL-61 payload and its separated upper-stage Centaur rocket booster in the night sky just an hour after launch.
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It's a flub, an obvious one, but also one that shows the delineation between the hobbyist surfer and the legends these characters were supposed to be, and who their stuntmen really were.
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The beauty of the hobbyist internet is not that it is free of partisan fighting, but that the fighting rarely takes center stage, because everyone is there to get something else done.
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While paint-by-number kits were busy taking the hobbyist market by storm, the art world began to embrace different sorts of art that were equally outside the auspices of traditional painting.
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But Saal — an avid DIY hobbyist and amateur beekeeper and winemaker — believed he could speed up the process for making chocolate by grinding, refining, conching, tempering and molding in one unified system.
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That one of the most striking new painters should have begun his career as a 50-something hobbyist already established in another artistic field is an unexpected development, not least for Mr Johnston.
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But the AMA is also controversial in the drone hobbyist community for being cozy with the FAA and for being slow to accept new technologies that can be flown safely by experienced pilots.
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By 2017, Press had been a hobbyist genealogist for about a decade, most recently helping adoptees find their birth parents, and she thought she knew a way to identify Sue Grafton's Jane Doe.
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It's obvious from Shure's pricing that the MV88+ kit is targeting the class of users who are a little more serious about the audio quality of their mobile recordings than the casual hobbyist.
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"That's not even enough time to able to switch off your phone over the weekend," she wrote, dubbing the proposal "a catastrophe for work-life balance of small business owners and hobbyist websites".
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Their rollout should increase the sharing of resonant content as well as the sense of tight-knit camaraderie and vulnerability in groups — ranging from activist leagues to patient support networks to hobbyist clubs.
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Other photos on the site come from a group calling themselves the Shorty Ground Force, which takes photos from publicly accessible points near Tesla factories or facilities using smartphone cameras or hobbyist drones.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit's ruling against a drone hobbyist who sued the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is set to pave the way for new drone regulations.
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Boston is for many lay runners the ultimate American marathon, and running in it can be a career pinnacle, a moment that in some runners' minds separates the serious marathoner from the hobbyist.
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So you had a mountain rescue group, which was basically just like a hobbyist club of mountain climber guys who would get together on weekends and practice avalanche training for their own enjoyment.
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Projecting the effect of sea-level rise on a specific location typically involves recondite computer models and calculations; Burrito Justice was just a fascinated hobbyist, futzing around on his laptop in his backyard.
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With the help of supporters like President Trump's son Donald Jr., a gun hobbyist, it wants to roll back an 80-year-old federal law that tightly controls the sale of firearm silencers.
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"The ACLU claims that the new law would allow the government to seize or destroy drones, "including in cases they are operated by a non-malicious actor like a hobbyist, commercial entity, or journalist.
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Lieutenant Colonel Joe Buccino, a spokesman for the 82nd Airborne Division, said the Army had concluded that the helicopter was not being targeted and was struck by a drone being operated by a hobbyist.
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Cheap microcontroller chips, which allow a small computer to be squeezed into a box the size of a cigarette packet, led to the development of open-source autopilot software for fixed-wing hobbyist aircraft.
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The program strikes a hopeful note about drones, following news earlier this week that members of ISIS packed a hobbyist drone with explosives in Iraq, killing two Kurdish fighters who captured and disassembled it.
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The cameras are now used in the commercial AscTec Falcon 8, the predecessor to Intel's 8+, as well as Yuneec's Typhoon H drone, which is also intended for commercial or professional hobbyist drone pilots.
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Gourley is now 43, and while his career as a comedian and podcaster may have cut into his time as a "hobbyist squibbist," he has steadfastly held onto his dream of getting professionally squibbed.
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" The company wrote that during the early hobbyist days the "platform at that time was very much free-form, with the goal of serving as many, mostly one-off, custom maker projects as possible.
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They are among a loose-knit community of perhaps 50 independent hobbyist-engineers who — for fun and the sake of learning — rip open vehicle dashboards and splice essential wires to turn cars into robots.
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The bracelet's modern popularity has spawned a small industry among professional and hobbyist jewelry makers around the world, who sell them in stores and boutiques and through private websites and crafting portals like Etsy.
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The bulk hacking of as many as 90 members of the British House Of Commons was reportedly conducted by either hobbyist or private sector hackers instead of a nation state, as some previously suggested.
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That law, the FAA Modernization and Reform Act, prohibited the FAA from passing any rules on the operation of model aircraft — in other words, rules that restrict how non-commercial hobbyist drone operators fly.
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The Federal Aviation Administration projects in a report published Tuesday that the number of hobbyist aerial drones will likely rise nationwide from just over 1 million in 2016 to more than 3.5 million in 2021.
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While he conceded the formats can be a pain, Berghaeuser clarified that the approach minimizes more hobbyist-type business, although he did say that the company is happy to work with customers of all sizes.
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The filing method will depend on whether you are a hobbyist or business miner, which depends on factors such as the manner of the mining, the expertise of the taxpayer and the amount of profits.
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The arrival of Escalation Protocol addresses one of the big problems in Destiny 2: A lack of endgame activities that really reinforce the game's philosophy of appealing to hobbyist players who return week after week.
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Usually, someone in the office, company or department realizes a drone might be good for a task and then the resident drone hobbyist offers to pitch in and does, for instance, a flyover project inspection.
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In the June 1976 issue of the hobbyist magazine Practical Wireless, a reviewer described the arduous process, which required hours of hands-on work and a multi-day process to get the watch properly set.
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While the potential for growth is huge, the commercial drone market today remains a fraction of the hobbyist drone industry; in that same timeframe, there were approximately 85033,000 (total) commercial UAS registered with the FAA.
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An Electoral College hobbyist since the 1960s, he watched in frustration in 2004 as the presidential election between President George W. Bush and his Democratic opponent, John Kerry, came down to a few battleground states.
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After attending a demonstration of the Altair, an early hobbyist personal computer, at a Palo Alto hotel in 1975, Mr. Tesler returned to PARC to alert his colleagues to the arrival of low-cost systems.
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SINGER® Promise™ 1512 Sewing Machine (Refurbished) For the more ambitious beginner or basic hobbyist, the Promise™ 1512 features 14 pre-programmed stitches you can easily select from the turn of a dial.
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The hobbyist goes into a little more detail on his site:Scanners and floppy drives use stepper motors to move the head with sensors which scans the image or performs read/write operations on a magnetic disk.
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As drone pilots step out of isolated hobbyist groups and into the spotlight, many are asking themselves the same question: What will it take to make drone racing a sport acknowledged and embraced the world over?
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On the other hand, depending on how the FAA's drone regulations develop, ADS-B could also lead to privacy concerns among hobbyist drone pilots, whose tiny unmanned aircraft would become trackable by anyone willing to look.
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" Mr. Bunnell charted the growth of the personal computer from its hobbyist roots to its becoming the engine of what the venture capitalist John Doerr later described as the "largest legal accumulation of wealth in history.
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At $699, the cost doesn't seem crazy, given what the little drone is capable of, but it will be interesting to see if there's a large enough contingent of hobbyist drone racers to support the project.
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Some of Palmer Paints' first forays into the hobbyist market came in the form of Lil' Abner figurine painting kits as well as washable paint boards that could be painted, rinsed off, and then painted again.
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People in the US certainly have been strapping weapons to their commercial drones since the technology took off a few years ago, including one particular hobbyist from Connecticut who's run the gamut from pistols to flamethrowers.
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The regulatory framework in Blumenauer's bill is familiar and easy to understand, essentially matching hobbyist rules that already promote safety: Fly below 400 feet, at least five miles from airports, and within visual line of sight.
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They intimated a talented hobbyist, and seemed unlikely to eclipse the historical importance of Parsons's Manhattan art gallery, which staged often momentous exhibitions of important New York artists, including Jackson Pollock, Agnes Martin and Richard Tuttle.
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The company estimates that with a basic set of tools, an engine hoist and a 110-page service manual, even a reasonably skilled car hobbyist will need just 3003 to 50 hours to convert a car.
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The FAA, meanwhile, expects the total U.S. fleet of hobbyist drones to more than triple to about 3.4 million by 2020, up from 1.1 million last year, with the most rapid growth over the next two years.
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While this may not matter much to the typical drone hobbyist, it will be a compelling sell to customers who haven't had prior experience with drones, and don't want the hassle of registering with a government agency.
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Dozens of larger-than-life rivalries would develop as the personal computer industry went on to transcend its hobbyist roots and transform the world, with giants like IBM, Compaq and Apple sweeping away small companies like MITS.
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According to photos users posted in a Discord server run by Mr. E Media, another YouTuber who makes videos about phone farms, people have spent their earnings on everything from Nintendo Switches, to hobbyist drones, to pizza.
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Rather, it has expanded the reach of hobbyist drugmakers and small labs, and enabled a shadow world of pharmaceutical R&D that feeds transnational black and gray markets for everything from penis enlargement pills to synthetic opioids.
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At $5,000 for the whole deal (cameras, briefcase, batteries and all) or $1,500 if you bring your own half-dozen GoPros to the table, you're probably either a part-time pro or a hobbyist with cash to spare.
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He said he has a criminal record and will be serving jail time for something unrelated to these devices, but when it comes to tech, Evan described himself more as a hobbyist than some sort of hardened crook.
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In the same way Apple helped make personal computers simpler and more accessible to mainstream users, the PowerEgg's stunning design and smartphone integration may help move drones from hobbyist pursuit into something any casual user might pick up.
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While this technology is certainly cheap enough to be used by any hobbyist interested in the world around them, BLIPS say they also think the lenses can be used by professionals, too — from scientific fieldwork to art restoration.
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While family historians such as herself may be leading the way in this emerging field, she thinks it makes more sense to train, and perhaps even certify, law enforcement, rather than try to pull from the hobbyist community.
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At this point he also copies Podesta on to the email conversation, referring to him as "a fellow crypto hobbyist" (albeit one that doesn't seem to take his hobby that seriously, if the Wikileaks dump is any indication).
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But for the military planner and designer who is thinking about ways to counter drones, the threshold for what works is probably a lot lower for hobbyist quadcopters than, say, dedicated jammers, directional antennas, or high-powered lasers.
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That means the sound quality will likely suffice for the majority of hobbyist podcasters, but depending on how things play out, they may well find themselves looking to upgrade somewhere down the road to up their podcasting game.
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That's precisely what happens to the writer, professional hobbyist and acclaimed comic stylist Henry Alford in his new book, "And Then We Danced": Dance took hold of his spirit at the age of 50 and hasn't let go.
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While it's probably not the right choice for the professional framer who needs to sink thousands of screws through 2 by 12s, this is definitely the right tool for a discerning but budget-conscious amateur carpenter or hobbyist.
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By bringing together oil paint, acrylic, water-soluble pastel, and magic marker to make her images, Greenbaum collapses the distinctions between painting and drawing; "artisanal competence" and casual mark-making; and fine art materials and cheap hobbyist supplies.
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"[I'm] transitioning from someone who is an enthusiast, a hobbyist who loves to engage in these activities to someone who works in the action sports environment — in that space really requires faith in yourself, in your capabilities," Shearman said.
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Preston was generous enough to offer insights into his craft and speak on a variety of topics including his legacy, the fate of the music industry, and the mindset that took him from high school hobbyist to living legend.
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It is now possible to take a picture of a key with a smartphone and turn the image into a computer file that can be used to make a replica with the aid of a cheap, hobbyist 3D printer.
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Hobbyist printers are common and cheap these days – there are plenty of models at around $500, the price of a really good laser printer – but the original vision of a 3D printer on every desk didn't quite pan out.
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Not bottom-up refreshes by any stretch, but enough to keep the long-lived line up to date with the latest AOI offerings — and continue to make the case as a workhorse device for creative pros and hobbyist gamers.
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But the telecom is calling its new drone business Airborne LTE Operations (ALO) and hopes unmanned aerial vehicles could provide a revenue stream when FAA regulations are more lenient and piloting becomes a more mainstream commercial and hobbyist activity.
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As a hobbyist engaged in occasional sales, he would not have been required under federal law to perform background checks on buyers and maintain paperwork on the guns he bought and sold -- as licensed dealers are required to do.
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Mr. Allen was a force at Microsoft during its first seven years, along with its co-founder, Bill Gates, as the personal computer was moving from a hobbyist curiosity to a mainstream technology, used by both businesses and consumers.
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Artists are undervalued further by activism's anti-elitist, everyman ethos, which often translates to an aesthetic illiteracy, and means that the relative powers of a skilled artist over a hobbyist may not be recognized or rewarded in movement spaces.
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"Obviously there'll always be the expensive hobbyist stuff, but the way most people started was with tiny e-cigs because it began as a way to quit smoking, and you go with what you are familiar with," he said.
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Sky Publishing was owned by its staff until 2006, when it sold itself to New Track Media LLC, which in turn was taken over in 2014 by F+W Media, one of the nation's largest publishers of hobbyist media.
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"We're within a couple of years of this being something that an enthusiastic hobbyist could do at home reasonably easily," said Sam Bowman, an assistant professor at New York University who was not involved in the research but reviewed it.
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Peter Parker has always been a sort of hobbyist inventor: he built his webshooters, his suit, and a whole bunch of other gadgets in the comics, but the earlier movies never highlighted that aspect of his character to this degree.
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The FUD helped Linux grow from a scrappy band of misfits to a huge community of zealots and holy wars, wild speculation, and "Linux on the desktop next year" help grow the ecosystem from a hobbyist platform to an enterprise default.
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By 1957, the market became saturated with imitators looking to get in on the trend, and the market went bust in the 1960s, but not before Robbins's colorful and approachable creations became a ubiquitous part of the hobbyist art landscape.
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"One of the most memorable moments of our research collaboration was when the phenomenon appeared at that specific time and we were able to examine it in real-time", said northern lights and astronomy hobbyist Matti Helin in a statement.
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NASA is in the business of giving small-time scientists and engineers opportunities: its small business grants, open data initiatives and other efforts are meant to empower the high school kid or hobbyist who could be the next Wernher von Braun.
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When Wince was first visited by the ATF in October 2015 about the gun that turned up in the possession of the felon, he told agents he was a hobbyist and only occasionally bought and sold firearms over the internet.
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What makes those spare parts invaluable, explains Robert Pearlman, editor of the space-hobbyist consumer guide CollectSPACE (and an avid lunar antiquary himself), is when they've been stained by lunar dust — physical proof of a journey that still seems impossible.
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Lift Wand® High-Frequency Anti-Aging Device This best-selling anti-aging device has earned an impressive 4.3 out of 5 stars on Amazon, is recommended by estheticians, and is used by both professionals and hobbyist skincare enthusiasts alike.
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When Ms. Edstrom joined Microsoft in Seattle in 1982 as its first director of public relations, the company was an obscure maker of software, and personal computers were only beginning to climb out of hobbyist culture and into everyday business.
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The agency estimates that small, hobbyist drones in use in the U.S. will more than triple in units in the next four years, shooting up from 1.1 million aircraft at the end of 2016 to more than 3.5 million by 2021.
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This might not mean a lot for the hobbyist who wants to take pretty pictures of sunsets, but the notion of a lower cost drone that can be outfitted with tools to do jobs is undeniably exciting for a whole host of industries.
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As The L.A. Times notes, this decision will also be regarded as a win for Google and Amazon, who have both been lobbying hard for regulation on hobbyist drones as they look to the skies for projects like Prime Air and Project Wing.
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"Whether you're a hobbyist who loves to fly, or a business that uses unmanned aircraft to survey land or deliver goods, OpenSky makes it easy to find out where and how to fly, tailored to your operation," the company says on its website.
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The lens flare, the ghosting effects, the garish and inaccurate color; all these will touch off nearly as much nostalgia, or anti-nostalgia, for the 1980s home-video hobbyist as the disco tunes might for any late boomer or early Gen X-er.
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Unlike the hobbyist mappers who collect data in person, the Grab contractors used satellite imagery to "correct" local map details in Thailand which, in fast-changing cities like Bangkok, meant that their work was incorrect because it relied on out-of-date sources.
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Street shooting is also relatively forgiving when it comes to cameras that have difficulty with low light, which all smartphone cameras do, owing to their small sensor size relative to other types of photographic equipment including mirrorless and DSLR hobbyist and pro cameras.
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"In Singapore, if you have an arowana, that means you have status," said Kenny Lim, a local hobbyist who has invested an estimated $600,20123 over eight years into building up his aquatic menagerie, which includes 13 arowana and more than 100 stingrays.
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The mainstreaming of rail-accessories from special addition for combat to hobbyist novelty is perhaps best reflected in the "tacticool" section at nerd-centric online retailer ThinkGeek, where you can find a tactical laser pointer styled after the ridges of a picatinny rail.
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I'd always been a protesting hobbyist, so the idea of being a part of an official group of serious protesters felt like something I'd been training for my whole life: like some scrappy, cowpoke kid from Nowheresville getting recruited into the Major League.
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"I'm confident that a single person working alone with enough compute resources could reproduce these results within a month or two (either a hobbyist with a lot of equipment and time, or more likely, researchers at a tech company)," Bowman wrote me.
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While the FAA can continue with its research — which will presumably be used to inform future drone policy decisions — all new rules on how hobbyist drone owners are allowed to fly will have to wait for clarification about the FAA's authority to regulate.
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While this launch is shaping up to be particularly spectacular—the Falcon Heavy is the most powerful rocket to take to the air since the NASA's Saturn V, after all—even hobbyist launches of small model rockets have their own miracles to share.
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" Moderator Josh Hawkins stepped in at the behest of admins to post his own shirtless plant selfie:Screenshot: Facebook (House Plant Hobbyist/Josh Hawkins)This kicked off a stampede, with dozen of users posting photos celebrating body positivity and others dismissing the group's misguided "prudes.
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She is the granddaughter of a stained glass hobbyist, and it's visible in her goddess's skirt in "Salty + Fresh," in nearly all of her paintings, and, in a quite literal sense, her tendency to craft together literal fragments, like they were shards of glass themselves.
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Even when those spaces became lively and populated with people, even when they stopped being an empty place to be conquered and plundered, the mechanics and construction inherited from the dungeon lingered on, persisting into the hobbyist community that kept IF alive through the 90s.
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It also said that there were 23 drone reports since January 6 -- 13 of which were determined to be "planets, stars or small hobbyist drones," six were ruled out as atmospheric conditions or commercial aircraft and the last four couldn't be identified by law enforcement.
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It's pretty clear to see why it's been a hit, since it lets you mix on your phone, without having to have a separate device, and has aimed itself at the hobbyist rather than the club target market the hardware was trying to reach.
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When the genetic engineering technology CRISPR arrived on the scene in 2012, promising to make genetic engineering simpler, faster and cheaper, it galvanized an already simmering hobbyist niche of DIY scientists who sought to try their hands at genetically modifying plants, insects, animals, and even humans.
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It lets people new to the hobby pick up the basics — but by creating new markets for content and equipment, and connecting every hobbyist who has discovered something new to an audience eager to learn every trick, it heightens the experience for people at every level.
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Grundner, in a 1993 speech at the University of Illinois titled Seizing the Infosphere: An Alternative Vision for National Computer Networking, suggested that the Free-Net concept was intended as a happy medium between expensive commercial services like CompuServe and ramshackle hobbyist services like a BBS.
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At a young age my mother was a hobbyist so I grew up with her having a dark room in the basement and me kind of tinkering with that and watching the magic of seeing a photo appear on photographic paper when it's in the chemicals.
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The autonomous features on a DJI model are there to help the less experienced pilot improve their skills and not hurt anyone in the process, while the device's camera is capable of the kinds of photos and videos a dedicated hobbyist or professional shooter would rightfully want to capture.
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In fact, when we talk about drones today, the average person most likely thinks about how retailers could deliver goods to them, whether another hobbyist has been flying too close to airports or even the White House or even how local governments can use them to monitor infrastructure.
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This sort of protest isn't an all together new thing for Jetton—he said he had previously staged a fake hockey fight, for example, between a "Putin" and "Trump" outside the White House—and since the election in 2016, has been something of a serious Russia investigation hobbyist.
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Technology exists now to design "highways in the sky" enabling drones to provide communications infrastructure, spray crops, deliver packages and provide security — in the same airspace and at the same time as helicopters and other manned aircraft, over people and structures, and side-by-side with hobbyist drones.
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Whether you're a creative director at an established company, a famous Instagram tattoo artist, a hobbyist-turned-professional, a burgeoning blogger, or simply a dreamer trying to turn your craft into a paycheck, having the right technology by your side is key for hitting the productivity sweet spot.
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The hobbyist photographer or the videographer, if you have a digital SLR, or you have an action cam, or you have a drone, these are very hard storage problems for people, very hard data-access problems for people, that these other services are not handling adequately right now.
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A few months ago, a lo-fi port of "Super Mario Brothers" that took seven years to program was wiped from servers in just four days, reportedly after threats from Nintendo — despite the fact that this hobbyist project only runs on the obsolete 250s computer system Commodore 64.
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That, according to Ted Stryk, the philosophy professor, space blogger, and planetary data hobbyist who analyzed the images last fall and wrote up his findings this week, is "very good news" for the folks who want to send a spacecraft to Saturn's icy moon to hunt for signs of life.
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Kopchovsky's celebrity, though it lingered through the completion of her trip, was short-lived, and her adventure would probably have remained obscure were it not for Peter Zheutlin, a journalist and cycling hobbyist who, decades after her death, became intrigued by what little he knew of Kopchovsky, his great-grandfather's sister.
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" If done correctly, by the time you and the arguing hobbyist are finished with your displays of intellectual dominance, you both should have forgotten what the argument was about in the first place (pasta), shaken virtual hands and wished each other well, which is known on the internet as "muting.
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But even to an outsider like me, the more I learned about the competitive structures wired into this game by spending time around people like Joshua, the more I came to realize that they're just like any other competitive hobbyist out there, looking for some complicated series of systems to master.
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George Foreman III, for example, notched 15 professional wins, but never amounted to anything more than a hobbyist of a pro, beating a gaggle of fighters with a collective record of 107 wins and 220 losses before deciding that running a successful chain of gyms was a much better use of his time.
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That means that, along with hobbyist manufacturers who were early to the platform, 3D Hubs is now primarily used by professional product designers and manufacturers who prefer not only the choice that a 3D printing marketplace can offer but also the convenience 3D Hubs provides when placing repeat orders and so on.
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His thinking cap is still where we left it, in an apartment on Riverside Drive, but Mr. Venturi, 44, has since moved out to live with his girlfriend, making work space on a recent afternoon for four members of ReThinkNYC, the urban planning studio that has arisen from his original, almost hobbyist plan.
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With the popular Arduino hobbyist computer technology, used often in the creation of Burning Man art cars, Perdomo has created his own gaming piece of art: a graceful play of the neon magnetic pixel, or cube, gliding over a black, glass surface, while a scroll wheel is used to move the paddles back and forth.
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"He had his yard sitting at a beautiful two-and-a-half, three inches thick, where Rand cuts it to the nub," Bill Goodwin, a Bowling Green resident who knows both men, told GQ. Paul, hobbyist mower that he is, also may not have been the most attentive at the post-yard work cleanup.
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More interesting is the breakdown of Pi sales, provided by this lovely pie chart: Despite the vast number of competitors to the Pi that have sprung up in recent years to fill various niches, the latest full-sized Pi model, the Pi 3B, is the biggest seller yet, which implies this hobbyist computer hasn't run out of momentum.
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They've gotten affordable enough, and small enough, that a DIY home hobbyist can add it to their toolset without taking out a second mortgage or needing much more than some desk space… but they're still a rare enough machine that saying "I've got a laser cutter!" makes people look at you like you're a friggin' wizard.
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"If you're going to get started now, you have a lot more to worry about than we did a decade ago when a hobbyist with some skills like me really could add meaningfully to the landscape… With fewer gaps in the market that need filling, you'll need to be an order of magnitude more innovative and creative".
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It might be perfect for the would-be drone hobbyist who wouldn't risk $1,000 on their ability to master a pair of joysticks, or the amateur who needs a tracking shot of a moving person or vehicle, or the influencer who wants a flying camera to follow their exploits (it'll even record audio from your phone while flying).
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While Going Down is not horribly out of character for a Doom mod from 20163 in terms of the moment-to-moment design and reasonably conventional in terms of the highly difficult combat, its high-concept execution was a shock to many in the mostly hobbyist Doom community—especially coming from an artist with such an established career in the outside world.
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Rapid growth Flying drones, often for aerial photography, is a booming hobby in the US. Since December 2015, when the Federal Aviation Administration made it mandatory to register drones, more than 770,000 drone registrations have been filed in the US. The FAA predicts the number of small hobbyist drones in the United States will increase to about 3.55 million by 2021.
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So the issue we're looking at from an Intel standpoint is that once you have a fleet of these connected, "edge" devices on the IoT, how can you manage their software content, and securely update in a way where you are sure it will only use the signed version of the firmware you provide, not the hobbyist version someone baked up in their garage?
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No one was injured, but the incident again raises concerns about the possibility of collisions between commercial aircraft and drones—a topic that in the United States continues to rankle both the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA), who are adamant about public safety (and keeping control of the skies) and the enormously large drone hobbyist community, who are keen on flying their beloved robots in the sky the way they enjoy.
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And by the Federal Aviation Administration's own count, in the past 18 months over 820,000 people have registered to fly their drone in the U.S. Though the FAA's drone registration numbers have served as a helpful indicator of the rising popularity of drone technology, as of Friday new drone owners flying for non-commercial purposes, like for recreation or hobbyist photography, no longer need to register their new drone with the FAA.
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A programming hobbyist has trained a neural network to generate portraits of people based only on a text description and the results are both impressive and disturbing: Animesh Karnewar, a programmer who likes to experiment with AI and machine learning, wanted to see if he could build an AI that was able to generate images of characters in books based only on the book's description, according to a Medium post he wrote.
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The other four world premieres, in the festival's smaller theater, are: "A Human Being, of a Sort," a play by Jonathan Payne about an African-American convict tasked with guarding a Congolese pygmy at the Bronx Zoo; Sylvia Khoury's "Selling Kabul," about a former interpreter for the American military living in hiding from the Taliban; Sharyn Rothstein's "Tell Me I'm Not Crazy," about a grandfather who becomes a gun hobbyist; and Adam Bock's "Before the Meeting," which focuses on people working toward sobriety.
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Let's talk about that concept of it becoming ... 'cause when you go from hobbyist, when you have kind of this is what you create ... one of the things I think — and we'll get into these topics in the next sections about, you know, is there 23-D printing and how people are going to manufacture in the future — how do you ... When you think about where it's gone ... we have to move from our hobbies to doing it, even as there is more and more Makers, there's less and less reason to make.
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