As demonstrated by simulated attacks on U.S. carrier fleets, swarm warfare is extremely effective against centralized, non swarm warfare. This is similar to the introduction of Blitzkrieg versus trench warfare.
The next war will include now-impossible sounding numbers of algorithm driven small vehicles.
Events such as the Super Bowl are particularly vulnerable, and despite the privacy and liberty intrusion, I lean to the FBI stance, in this instance. I mean, anybody got a better idea? I don't at this time...
I used to keep my cell phone in the only sane location I could think of, the front left pocket of my jeans. However, as the width of these phones has increased, this location became less tenable.
I've adopted the butt phone placement and broken a phone screen because of it. But I don't think I can go back, until we start having smaller screens again, or a technological feat that obviates this need.
I think the law and situation may be more nuanced than you are representing. And uh, I hope you start to pay attention at those mandatory sexual harassment education meetings.
[QUOTE]"use lasers to fire data in weak pulses of light, each just a little bigger than a single photon."[/QUOTE]
Light comes in units of photons. Saying, "just a little bigger than a single photon," doesn't make sense. Was it two photons? Is this an artifact of averaging and poor journalism, where the target was really 1 photon, and sometimes more are released?
Some base models remain free of this junk. I bought a 2013 Nissan Versa S, the $12k model with manual windows, manual locks, manual transmission and a regular CD deck. A regular key starts it and I understand the engine bay.
Agreed. People are generally inattentive during their commute and the roads have the highest traffic at that time. It's just not safe to be around that mess without a metal enclosure and an assortment of safety devices.
Both the plastic and system are being carried by the current. However, wind and waves propel only the system, as the floater sits just above the water surface, while the plastic is primarily just beneath it. The system thus moves faster than the plastic, allowing the plastic to be captured.
The system consists of a 600-meter-long floater that sits at the surface of the water and a tapered 3-meter-deep skirt attached below. The floater provides buoyancy to the system and prevents plastic from flowing over it, while the skirt stops debris from escaping underneath.
Everybody was so busy jerking each off that no one actually tried to see whether it would work.
Argh, I could have used that link when I was learning scripting. The references used the terms interchangeably, and assumed the jargon to be universal. Anyway, thanks.
Manufacturing is a helluva lot more than assembling widgets.
Manufacturing requires a support apparatus of shipping, accountants, lawyers, fast foot joints to feed the workers, etc.
Loss of manufacturing means loss of these jobs. Further, industry follows industry. As an example -
The solvents manufacturer I worked for employed hundreds of engineers, scientists and other technical folk. Many of these jobs are now overseas, because of this network effect. Production of goods that used our solvents as raw materials migrated to Asia, and our customers demanded the cost savings associated with local production.
I mean, who, besides those being paid and those ignorant of Google's behavior towards it's services, would advocate intertwining a Google so intimately?
Pulzar is correct. I believe XBox requires Live Gold for multiplayer access, and PUBG is a multiplayer-only game.
Pro Evolution does have a single player component, which does not require Live Gold. The multiplayer component is unavailable without Gold, however.
Side note - I've got an XBox One and the UI is littered with ads and other distractions. I felt it akin to the Cable TV experience. The stupid thing sits in a drawer, disconnected.
Bluehole apologists on/. as well. I don't get this personality type. Do you think you'll get rewarded in the afterlife for licking the boots of your 'betters?'
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I actually did not know that - thank you!
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Good point, my friend. However, there are few people that consider the mechanics of a tech solution. It's often binned into the magic category.
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As demonstrated by simulated attacks on U.S. carrier fleets, swarm warfare is extremely effective against centralized, non swarm warfare. This is similar to the introduction of Blitzkrieg versus trench warfare.
The next war will include now-impossible sounding numbers of algorithm driven small vehicles.
Events such as the Super Bowl are particularly vulnerable, and despite the privacy and liberty intrusion, I lean to the FBI stance, in this instance.
I mean, anybody got a better idea? I don't at this time...
Maybe they'll stop acting like the kid that begs all his friends for a cigarette, despite having a full pack. Basically, grubby.
I used to keep my cell phone in the only sane location I could think of, the front left pocket of my jeans. However, as the width of these phones has increased, this location became less tenable.
I've adopted the butt phone placement and broken a phone screen because of it. But I don't think I can go back, until we start having smaller screens again, or a technological feat that obviates this need.
I think the law and situation may be more nuanced than you are representing. And uh, I hope you start to pay attention at those mandatory sexual harassment education meetings.
Thank you for the concise explanation!
Er, light comes in discrete units of photons.
[QUOTE]"use lasers to fire data in weak pulses of light, each just a little bigger than a single photon."[/QUOTE]
Light comes in units of photons. Saying, "just a little bigger than a single photon," doesn't make sense. Was it two photons? Is this an artifact of averaging and poor journalism, where the target was really 1 photon, and sometimes more are released?
You are a zealot providing advice to a consumer and your advice reflects. Just FYI in case you wonder why people tune you out.
Some base models remain free of this junk. I bought a 2013 Nissan Versa S, the $12k model with manual windows, manual locks, manual transmission and a regular CD deck. A regular key starts it and I understand the engine bay.
I later added tech that I wanted, where I wanted.
Agreed. People are generally inattentive during their commute and the roads have the highest traffic at that time. It's just not safe to be around that mess without a metal enclosure and an assortment of safety devices.
ascorbic acid acts as a free radical scavenger, avoiding a common route for degradation.
My commonly used versions are:
What the fucking fuck.
Well, that's problematic.
I usually cycle through the two until I figure it out.
Both the plastic and system are being carried by the current. However, wind and waves propel only the system, as the floater sits just above the water surface, while the plastic is primarily just beneath it. The system thus moves faster than the plastic, allowing the plastic to be captured.
The system consists of a 600-meter-long floater that sits at the surface of the water and a tapered 3-meter-deep skirt attached below. The floater provides buoyancy to the system and prevents plastic from flowing over it, while the skirt stops debris from escaping underneath.
Everybody was so busy jerking each off that no one actually tried to see whether it would work.
Argh, I could have used that link when I was learning scripting. The references used the terms interchangeably, and assumed the jargon to be universal. Anyway, thanks.
Fuck you, die in a fire.
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Manufacturing is a helluva lot more than assembling widgets.
Manufacturing requires a support apparatus of shipping, accountants, lawyers, fast foot joints to feed the workers, etc.
Loss of manufacturing means loss of these jobs. Further, industry follows industry. As an example -
The solvents manufacturer I worked for employed hundreds of engineers, scientists and other technical folk. Many of these jobs are now overseas, because of this network effect. Production of goods that used our solvents as raw materials migrated to Asia, and our customers demanded the cost savings associated with local production.
It likely was, and then when his father passed, the house sold at market value and the return distributed among the beneficiaries.
GP would need to secure a loan sufficient to cover the full market value.
How Google Photos Became A Memory.
I mean, who, besides those being paid and those ignorant of Google's behavior towards it's services, would advocate intertwining a Google so intimately?
Pulzar is correct. I believe XBox requires Live Gold for multiplayer access, and PUBG is a multiplayer-only game.
Pro Evolution does have a single player component, which does not require Live Gold. The multiplayer component is unavailable without Gold, however.
Side note - I've got an XBox One and the UI is littered with ads and other distractions. I felt it akin to the Cable TV experience. The stupid thing sits in a drawer, disconnected.
Bluehole apologists on /. as well. I don't get this personality type. Do you think you'll get rewarded in the afterlife for licking the boots of your 'betters?'