Sounds great right up until they find out how to hack the WEP encryption on the wireless headsets and spoof false targets all over the place while erasing the legitimate ones.
I think in theory with the right hardware and software there are scenarios where this type of technology could significantly increase combat survivability.
I heavily doubt that anything Magic Leap - or really any of these other wanna-be game hardware vendors - has up their sleeves is up to the task however.
Look, I'm not saying it's right or good. I'm just horrified that people that high up in the organization want to waste time on this instead of getting the work done.
I could give a shit if everyone hadn't always been twice as mean to me my whole life in person as in plain text. Imagine living your entire childhood and most of your adult life completely surrounded by people that demeaning and cruel verbally, and who were also physically just as abusive, but not nearly as smart, so there's nothing redeeming to learn from the beatings.
It really boggles my mind that there's people out there this high up in Linux kernel development who have managed to grow to adulthood thinking they have the right to be treated nicely. That was never a given anywhere I have ever been.
I get that you're having trouble dancing around the fact that the Republicans are proving themselves to be liars here on the whole "small government" thing but don't you think it's at least a real problem with visuals that this seems to belie Pai's own prior statements about states having the right to overturn his un-neutral, unethical rules if they so want? Or are you really okay with the fact that the whole party line is only internally logically consistent if you don't have a memory span that lasts longer than 48 hours?
What I ended up doing was buying some books and training myself to be qualified for a better job. And then I took the first offer that came along. Reading programming textbooks counted for appearing busy. Good thing for them they didn't let me become important to the company, or they may have missed me when I left.
And then later, when I asked why I was not allowed to play video games on my work computer when I was not busy, they told me that the most important part of my job was to simply appear busy. Suddenly all those panicked meetings to pretend there was lots of work to plan for made perfect sense.
Most the full-time, salaried positions I've held were like this. At once place I was so bored I begged for more work. They told me they couldn't allow me to be busy because they allow any one employee to become important to the company.
You're right. It doesn't matter whether or not we classify it as a planet, but Disney, Inc. had better step up and make sure that we stop calling it Pluto.
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Just shut up. You're jealous of that N900 too and it shows.
Doesn't that just give your personal information to Google instead?
It's like basecamp for people smart enough to know IRC is superior but not smart enough to realize you could still just use IRC.
Sounds great right up until they find out how to hack the WEP encryption on the wireless headsets and spoof false targets all over the place while erasing the legitimate ones.
I think in theory with the right hardware and software there are scenarios where this type of technology could significantly increase combat survivability.
I heavily doubt that anything Magic Leap - or really any of these other wanna-be game hardware vendors - has up their sleeves is up to the task however.
Look, I'm not saying it's right or good. I'm just horrified that people that high up in the organization want to waste time on this instead of getting the work done.
I could give a shit if everyone hadn't always been twice as mean to me my whole life in person as in plain text. Imagine living your entire childhood and most of your adult life completely surrounded by people that demeaning and cruel verbally, and who were also physically just as abusive, but not nearly as smart, so there's nothing redeeming to learn from the beatings.
It really boggles my mind that there's people out there this high up in Linux kernel development who have managed to grow to adulthood thinking they have the right to be treated nicely. That was never a given anywhere I have ever been.
Do you really think they hate overage fees?
Well he said we'd have a great relationship with Russia. And while he didn't quite ban all immigration, he sure took a big shit on the legal ones.
I think the official answer is something along the lines of "Fuck you, Nerd! We didn't buy your shit to learn stuff!"
Now even our sitting president won't respect the laws. How do you expect anyone else to behave like an adult with that type of example to follow?
You assume a lot in that sentence.
Yea, but not as the leader though. He was later bribed then promoted past his level of expertise and trustworthiness by Trump.
We already have a law for it. Unfortunately the head of the FCC was supposed to be the one in charge of enforcing that law...
I get that you're having trouble dancing around the fact that the Republicans are proving themselves to be liars here on the whole "small government" thing but don't you think it's at least a real problem with visuals that this seems to belie Pai's own prior statements about states having the right to overturn his un-neutral, unethical rules if they so want? Or are you really okay with the fact that the whole party line is only internally logically consistent if you don't have a memory span that lasts longer than 48 hours?
He didn't really have a plan for any really big states calling his bluff on that.
What I ended up doing was buying some books and training myself to be qualified for a better job. And then I took the first offer that came along. Reading programming textbooks counted for appearing busy. Good thing for them they didn't let me become important to the company, or they may have missed me when I left.
And then later, when I asked why I was not allowed to play video games on my work computer when I was not busy, they told me that the most important part of my job was to simply appear busy. Suddenly all those panicked meetings to pretend there was lots of work to plan for made perfect sense.
*because they couldn't allow any one employee to become important to the company.
Most the full-time, salaried positions I've held were like this. At once place I was so bored I begged for more work. They told me they couldn't allow me to be busy because they allow any one employee to become important to the company.
This pill to combat the addiction to the previous pills... it's addictive too, isn't it?
It was ahead of its time. You should give it a try.
You're right. It doesn't matter whether or not we classify it as a planet, but Disney, Inc. had better step up and make sure that we stop calling it Pluto.
I think that depending on how it was marketed, buying one can constitute probable cause.
If you're always running in circles only looking forwards it seems like you're making consistent progress, but you're not.