You appear to be using a very loose definition of "drone" that includes everything from remote-controlled fixed-wing aircraft to guided missiles. However, tactical drones capable of vertical flight... that's largely an Israeli innovation; think 70's and 80's.
n Oklahoma it's "should I have deep-fried bread, deep-fried cornflakes, or deep-fried omelets for breakfast?"
That sounds more like Texas. In Oklahoma, if it's not Chicken-Fried Steak, then it either came from a fastfood joint or the supermarket freezer section... and their number one search question should be "is it okay to treat my dog's mange with used engine oil?" however it's generally assumed that that is a "yes" and they just go ahead and use used engine oil.
I've got a real-time OS (QNX) running my Suburban but while I'd like to think that there's a separate chip running the engine management, I confess to being ignorant. The Megasqurt community would certainly know more...
...a technology that stabilizes hydrogen in a recyclable liquid that can be pumped...
Any energy storage tech with such limited inherent potential, density-wise, is doomed to failure: battery tech is rapidly evolving past what can be achieved with fuels based on light - and potentially cleaner - elements. There's a possible future for synfuels based on denser, heavier elements but it would be a niche ("cesium pellets" for your TR-3B's kinetic weaponry and attitudinal thrusters?) and probably a little ways off...
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The Japanese were basically left to starve for a whole decade by the US.
The War ended in '45 and Japan began industrialized whaling in '46. The Occupation ended in '52.
You're a liar and a moron.
They lied.
Don't feel bad; you [clearly] did the best you could.
You appear to be using a very loose definition of "drone" that includes everything from remote-controlled fixed-wing aircraft to guided missiles. However, tactical drones capable of vertical flight... that's largely an Israeli innovation; think 70's and 80's.
Just soap in the shower.
I would like to know the ways in which Oracle is straight-up superior to Microsoft SQL Server
That's's easy: it's not from Microsoft.
Don't reply to yourself, asshole.
Either that or crawl up your ass and eat your spleen.
All I have to do to conclude that the word "normal" is an insult is take a quick glance at most of my fellow humans.
At least you're consistent.
I love that nobody seems to be annoyed that the thieves really have no legal risk
What about the risk of getting shot? Not every state criminalizes the defending of oneself or ones property.
In Soviet... China, the trash eats the dogs?
n Oklahoma it's "should I have deep-fried bread, deep-fried cornflakes, or deep-fried omelets for breakfast?"
That sounds more like Texas. In Oklahoma, if it's not Chicken-Fried Steak, then it either came from a fastfood joint or the supermarket freezer section... and their number one search question should be "is it okay to treat my dog's mange with used engine oil?" however it's generally assumed that that is a "yes" and they just go ahead and use used engine oil.
No, really.
...is their scrupulously careful driving habits
So "confused and indecisive" is now referred to as "scrupulously careful."
Duly noted.
If you really have to ask, you must be a slashdot editor.
I've got a real-time OS (QNX) running my Suburban but while I'd like to think that there's a separate chip running the engine management, I confess to being ignorant. The Megasqurt community would certainly know more...
I was just sort of buying and selling Tesla for a while...
So you were thinking about it.
$3,770 for my own personal Russian slave sounds pretty cheap.
Until you open it up for service and discover an angry, thick-ankled babushka with a vodka habit...
And it is absolutely possible for crypto to go to zero.
It is absolutely impossible for it not to.
Mustache rides aren't given, moron; they're gotten.
Kind of a new low for the US though.
Does projecting ethics onto geopolitics make things simpler for you?
"Notcast?"
Cha-ching.
Meters will be mandatory on all home chargers.
It's meters all the way down.
...a technology that stabilizes hydrogen in a recyclable liquid that can be pumped...
Any energy storage tech with such limited inherent potential, density-wise, is doomed to failure: battery tech is rapidly evolving past what can be achieved with fuels based on light - and potentially cleaner - elements. There's a possible future for synfuels based on denser, heavier elements but it would be a niche ("cesium pellets" for your TR-3B's kinetic weaponry and attitudinal thrusters?) and probably a little ways off...