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That is communism - the means of production were owned and operated by the state.

It's perfectly normal for a training, proficiency, or currency flight to be operated under IFR, even single pilot.

If you want to operated a server in China, you need a Chinese company to do it.

That would be like being a carpenter who refuses to use powertools and instead relies on manually operated ones.

Business could be conducted between communities that operated under entirely different rules through automatic contract negotiation.

Previously, this was hardly a problem, because very few machines operated autonomously outside of a building.

Those same rules should also apply to any commercially-operated drones of course, but I've been assuming that, e.g.

It might be worth mentioning here that Launchpad.net (Owned, Operated by Canonical Ltd of Ubuntu fame) recently launched (rudimentary) Git support [1].

An example was in the area of how stacks were created and operated.

All those don't take too much space and can fit in memory comfortably so the entire data set can be operated inside memory essentially.

We can compare automated flying drones to manually-operated cars.

The core issue with ads, though, is that no one trusts anyone else, and so all of those requests are going to different servers operated by different groups.

RC quadcopters and the like are "remotely operated".

GPLv3 explicitly says that you can link to the source being available elsewhere ("may be on a different server (operated by you or a third party)"), but if that server goes down, you have to come up with a new link.

Let me add Launchpad.net (Operated by Canonical of Ubuntu Linux fame).