No one had the authority to do order him to do anything.
Zimmerman had the right to walk wherever the fuck he wanted to, and martin decided to kill him for that. Well, he fucked with someone who had the means to fight back. Suicide by stupidity in my book.
Another internet retard convinced everyone who disagrees with him is a leftist. Nice thing about your type of idiot, you can't wait to self-identify and so you waste little time of others- they know to stop attempting discourse.
If the (wind|water|nuke) energy is just going to go unharvested/unused due to low demand during high or peak production, it's much less of an issue. If you lose 20% of something that you were throwing away anyway, you're still ahead of the game.
I did see they are trying out (or by now using) heat exchangers to help lessen the thermodynamic losses, storing the heat as well as the air.
One plan even used some natural gas heaters during the generation phase.
The Internet needs to be policed. There are bad men and evildoers actively plotting to do us harm. These nefarious activities now are increasingly being planned and coordinated using the Internet. I don't think this is so bad that the authorities are mining and searching and seeking out these dastardly terrorists.
My life and my family's lives are more important than whatever privacy I had on these sites. I know Apple, Google, Facebook have the data anyway, so I see know harm on giving this up so that I feel safer. Just my two cents, I know its not the majority viewpoint in this current uproar.
Your children will curse you to their dying breath.
Why would I want to hide the fact that I believe every government fucker violating the constitution needs to dangle at the end of a rope, and the only thing missing are the names of the offenders?
NSA, FBI, CIA, fuck you.
And checks and balances, yeah, pretty damn funny. 99% of those supposed to be protecting the constitution are openly abrogating it.
Be aware you gov't hacks, it's not just the military willing to protect us from enemies foreign and domestic.
Fix this, or swing by the neck until dead. When a few million people converge on washington, mordor onthe potomac, it's too late to change course and say you were trying to fix things.
I recognized the footage at once, but was too lazy to dig it up. This made the rounds through the UAS-covering media probably more than once, hard to say there's a 'coverup'.
Exactly. If they took down our networks we would... not care and keep working?
People have no idea how little actual military stuff is actually networked.
I've worked on a few RFPs that point this out as untrue, multi-ship incoming missle targeting management systems, airside C2 systems, multi-tank ad-hoc networking for C2 and video sharing, all kinds of stuff.
Not every Muslim prays for "death to the infidels", not even if they attend the same mosque.
In fact, we can make this statement much stronger: There are about 1.2 billion Muslims in the world. There are estimated to be no more than about 10,000 Muslim terrorists in the world. So what you can actually say is that about 99.9% of Muslims do not in any way support terrorism (assuming that for every terrorist there about 1000 other people that support their actions). The Al Qaida types are a tiny minority.
To be clear, I'm talking about those that blow up civilians, not those that support what they see as wars against dictators and other oppressive powers, such as the people supporting the Syrian rebellion.
Typical American: "OK, so there are 1.2 billion - 10,000 potential mooslim terrists, OMG, how many do we have to bomb so none of them decide to become terrists*?"
I really don't get why so many American's are up in arms about un-manned aircraft - there have been aircraft "looking down into" their backyards for 100 years now, who cares if it has a pilot IN IT or not. Tons and tons of police driving by your house LOOKING INTO your yard.
But almost no-one has raised near one third the stink about almost all their personal private conversations being intercepted and sifted through.
I've distinctly gotten the impression that American's have a heck of a lot stronger (almost zealous) "my home is my castle, my own little personal country where no one is allowed, if they're a tresspassn' I'm allowed to shoot em" fantasy.
Unmanned aircraft remove so much of the cost of airborne surveillance that it becomes practical on a wholesale level, and moves the use from the realm of targeted surveillance to persistent surveillance.
And yes, I have been raising a heluva stink about other, considerably more threatening, privacy invasions and outright abrogations of constitutional limits on government power and authority.
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If safeguards are not put in place to prevent this, yes, especially if operator not-in-the-loop collision avoidance algorithms are used.
All forms of recreation do not involve toys, to my mind.
The line I choose to draw is that if the activity requires skill that takes a significant investment of time and effort, it does not involve a toy.
No one ordered zimmerman to do anything.
No one had the authority to do order him to do anything.
Zimmerman had the right to walk wherever the fuck he wanted to, and martin decided to kill him for that.
Well, he fucked with someone who had the means to fight back. Suicide by stupidity in my book.
Another internet retard convinced everyone who disagrees with him is a leftist.
Nice thing about your type of idiot, you can't wait to self-identify and so you waste little time of others- they know to stop attempting discourse.
Bullshit. He is not leftist.
I'm curious about what scandal was about to break that involved her...?
Seems to be the going paradigm for those high up in the current administration.
I kinda long for the past days of where it was just the #1 guy getting a hummer outside the Oval office. At least that didn't hurt US citizens' lives.
No scandal- she probably just won't go as far as our center-right authoritarian overlord wanted her to.
I anticipate we will be stunned by what her replacement is willing to do, stunned even given recent revelations.
If the (wind|water|nuke) energy is just going to go unharvested/unused due to low demand during high or peak production, it's much less of an issue.
If you lose 20% of something that you were throwing away anyway, you're still ahead of the game.
I did see they are trying out (or by now using) heat exchangers to help lessen the thermodynamic losses, storing the heat as well as the air.
One plan even used some natural gas heaters during the generation phase.
The Internet needs to be policed. There are bad men and evildoers actively plotting to do us harm. These nefarious activities now are increasingly being planned and coordinated using the Internet. I don't think this is so bad that the authorities are mining and searching and seeking out these dastardly terrorists.
My life and my family's lives are more important than whatever privacy I had on these sites. I know Apple, Google, Facebook have the data anyway, so I see know harm on giving this up so that I feel safer. Just my two cents, I know its not the majority viewpoint in this current uproar.
Your children will curse you to their dying breath.
Why would I want to hide the fact that I believe every government fucker violating the constitution needs to dangle at the end of a rope, and the only thing missing are the names of the offenders?
NSA, FBI, CIA, fuck you.
And checks and balances, yeah, pretty damn funny. 99% of those supposed to be protecting the constitution are openly abrogating it.
Be aware you gov't hacks, it's not just the military willing to protect us from enemies foreign and domestic.
Fix this, or swing by the neck until dead. When a few million people converge on washington, mordor onthe potomac, it's too late to change course and say you were trying to fix things.
Hell, there was a topic here just in the last week that counterattacking was SOP, whether it was objectively useful or not.
We can't allow an intrusion gap to develop!
A little more than that the gyroscopes and the anemometer on the nose to trigger the the dive mechanism.
Also had a magnetic compass, and a barometric altimeter regulating the elevator.
http://www.zenza.se/vw/
The V1 most certainly had control mechanisms. No remote mechanisms, and crude, but it had them.
And, wasn't a rocket.
I recognized the footage at once, but was too lazy to dig it up.
This made the rounds through the UAS-covering media probably more than once, hard to say there's a 'coverup'.
Exactly. If they took down our networks we would... not care and keep working?
People have no idea how little actual military stuff is actually networked.
I've worked on a few RFPs that point this out as untrue, multi-ship incoming missle targeting management systems, airside C2 systems, multi-tank ad-hoc networking for C2 and video sharing, all kinds of stuff.
Even the damn radios are being networked (JTRS).
Not every Muslim prays for "death to the infidels", not even if they attend the same mosque.
In fact, we can make this statement much stronger: There are about 1.2 billion Muslims in the world. There are estimated to be no more than about 10,000 Muslim terrorists in the world. So what you can actually say is that about 99.9% of Muslims do not in any way support terrorism (assuming that for every terrorist there about 1000 other people that support their actions). The Al Qaida types are a tiny minority.
To be clear, I'm talking about those that blow up civilians, not those that support what they see as wars against dictators and other oppressive powers, such as the people supporting the Syrian rebellion.
Typical American: "OK, so there are 1.2 billion - 10,000 potential mooslim terrists, OMG, how many do we have to bomb so none of them decide to become terrists*?"
* In a country we care about
I wanna hang out with this guy..
Bring ear protection.
"those people" "those (ethnicity plural)" "the (ethnicity plural)"
Heh, the *boom* will be when you try to compress acetylene above 15psi.
A few liters of acet-oxy mix makes a nice boom but little damage, I've had a quart sandwich bag of mix go off in my hands, not even a tingle.
30 gal trashbag with a nice lean mix will audibly echo in the hudson valley for at least 190 seconds, assuming your ears were plugged for the boom.
I really don't get why so many American's are up in arms about un-manned aircraft - there have been aircraft "looking down into" their backyards for 100 years now, who cares if it has a pilot IN IT or not. Tons and tons of police driving by your house LOOKING INTO your yard.
But almost no-one has raised near one third the stink about almost all their personal private conversations being intercepted and sifted through.
I've distinctly gotten the impression that American's have a heck of a lot stronger (almost zealous) "my home is my castle, my own little personal country where no one is allowed, if they're a tresspassn' I'm allowed to shoot em" fantasy.
Unmanned aircraft remove so much of the cost of airborne surveillance that it becomes practical on a wholesale level, and moves the use from the realm of targeted surveillance to persistent surveillance.
And yes, I have been raising a heluva stink about other, considerably more threatening, privacy invasions and outright abrogations of constitutional limits on government power and authority.
Fucking anonymous pussy,.
How many times does the government that supposedly represents us need to openly declare war on us, the citizens, before we respond?
I will not comply with a checkpoint not at the border.
I will not submit to a DHS/TSA/VIPR search not at the border
Clear notice: I will not submit.
Bring you best, I'm pretty fucking good behind the wheel.
When cornered, I'm pretty fierce, though I carry no weapons.
The chase will be epic.
I will go to jail or die.
But I will not comply.
You cannot imprison a free man, you can only kill him.
This is my creed. This is what I pledge. I will live free until you come to kill me.
Not true. I would call premeditated murder of a US citizen a high crime.
I have emailed my congresscritter regarding starting the impeachment process- not that it will do any good.
Miami is not a training resource, unless the citizens of miami are the ones being trained.
Pffft. Were this the case, Halliburton would have a multi-billion contract to build mock cities.
Were this the case the exercises would have been well announced and publicized.