Point of order: in the past, at least (and they may still) Swiss militiamen do have ammunition at home, but it's kept it sealed boxes that are only to be opened when ordered (to repel an invasion), and there are periodic inspections to make sure the boxes are sealed.
Also in the past (and may still be true) if a Swiss militiaman volunteers to serve longer than the mandatory term, at the end of their term of service they have the option to take ownership of their rifle. Such rifles have a stamp added to the receiver's serial number to show that it's a private arm.
It is insane, yes. md5 shouldn't be/that/ computationally intensive, and even though it's not secure enough for cryptography anymore it should still be good enough for this.
I'm really not sure. Some of them will butcher the animal themselves, so they're only out the cost of the hunting permit (around $20-25, or free if you own a large enough piece of land) plus their rifle[1] or bow + ammunition. A deer will net 30-100 pounds of meat (maybe more) depending on how big it is and if you shot it somewhere that will ruin some of the meat. At a rough guess that might save you a few hundred dollars over store-bought beef.
Having it butchered is somewhat spendy but still doable. I killed an 80-some pound doe a few years back and it cost about that much in $ to get the meat (approx 30 pounds in various cuts, including sausage) packaged at a processor.
[1] It's possible to get a hunting-grade rifle for around a hundred dollars if you don't mind shooting a military-surplus Mosin M91/30 or if you use a muzzle-loader. No idea what the price of a bow is.
The point is that if guns are made illegal (which I don't necessarily support) it's going to be a whole lot harder for random nutters to get hold of a firearm suitable for going on a rampage with.
Are you fucking retarded? Do you see all the anti-gun-control arguments posted in this story, or are you ignoring it because it doesn't fit your narrative of victimhood?
And no, it's in general not OK to jump to OMG GUMMINT WILL TAKE AWAY MAH INTERNETZ either, and I don't do that.
I actually know a few people who are poor enough to need the meat they get from hunting, and several hunters around here donate extra deer to community food banks.
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RON PAUL is the only free option.
(I'd originally typed "RPM PAUL" which sounds like an especially weird replacement for Yum).
You can't fool me, submitter!
Bet you the life-support system and/or batteries wouldn't last long enough, even for only two men.
Most likely there's not a sufficiently Free USB3 implementation to make it into the design.
lol newsmax. Those folks are about as nutty-biased as Fox and Glenn Beck.
You wonder because you're an idiot.
Somehow I don't think your Jesus would approve of talking to people that way.
Point of order: in the past, at least (and they may still) Swiss militiamen do have ammunition at home, but it's kept it sealed boxes that are only to be opened when ordered (to repel an invasion), and there are periodic inspections to make sure the boxes are sealed.
Also in the past (and may still be true) if a Swiss militiaman volunteers to serve longer than the mandatory term, at the end of their term of service they have the option to take ownership of their rifle. Such rifles have a stamp added to the receiver's serial number to show that it's a private arm.
ed(1) is the standard text editor.
It is insane, yes. md5 shouldn't be /that/ computationally intensive, and even though it's not secure enough for cryptography anymore it should still be good enough for this.
and should we give him a medal or lynch him?
I'm really not sure. Some of them will butcher the animal themselves, so they're only out the cost of the hunting permit (around $20-25, or free if you own a large enough piece of land) plus their rifle[1] or bow + ammunition. A deer will net 30-100 pounds of meat (maybe more) depending on how big it is and if you shot it somewhere that will ruin some of the meat. At a rough guess that might save you a few hundred dollars over store-bought beef.
Having it butchered is somewhat spendy but still doable. I killed an 80-some pound doe a few years back and it cost about that much in $ to get the meat (approx 30 pounds in various cuts, including sausage) packaged at a processor.
[1] It's possible to get a hunting-grade rifle for around a hundred dollars if you don't mind shooting a military-surplus Mosin M91/30 or if you use a muzzle-loader. No idea what the price of a bow is.
Yes? How many more of those Japanese schoolkids do you suppose might have died if he'd had a pistol?
People do tend to scream when they get stabbed or see someone else get stabbed, you know.
The point is that if guns are made illegal (which I don't necessarily support) it's going to be a whole lot harder for random nutters to get hold of a firearm suitable for going on a rampage with.
Switzerland also has universal conscription, which I don't think would fly here.
What hard data? Cite?
Are you fucking retarded? Do you see all the anti-gun-control arguments posted in this story, or are you ignoring it because it doesn't fit your narrative of victimhood?
And no, it's in general not OK to jump to OMG GUMMINT WILL TAKE AWAY MAH INTERNETZ either, and I don't do that.
However, Norway has very strict gun control. Obviously gun control does not prevent such tragedies.
When Norway has mass shootings as often as we do here in the States, your argument might make some sense. However, they don't and it doesn't.
The fucking fucker's fucking fucked. Fuck!
Cite?
I actually know a few people who are poor enough to need the meat they get from hunting, and several hunters around here donate extra deer to community food banks.
However, killing is one of (not the only) the primary purposes of a gun. You cannot say the same of a computer.
When one of a car's primary purposes is to kill things, you'll have an argument, Now fuck off.
They all survived. How many would have been killed with a firearm? How many more could the baddie have injured or killed with a ranged weapon?
of which your post is one, funnily enough.