I think we need to send robotic machines to Mars to build canals to bring the water to the more habitable regions. Hey, if the Martians won't do it, why not us?
The irony here is that he is hiding in a place that routinely practices all the things that Edward is opposing. I realize that no one else will let him hide there, so he is stuck in Russia.
The D-Day plan included the capture of Caen on D-Day itself. If you ever visit Normandy, it is obvious that the river valley around Caen is the only good way out. The German's realized this too, and sent every possible unit there to keep the British from seizing the exit from the beaches. Battle after battle erupted in front of Caen to keep the Allies in. The Allied plan took the bocage hedgerows into account. They were protection from German counter-attack while the American Army took the port of Cherbourg and the Cotentin peninsula to serve as the staging area for incoming units to prepare for the breakout. With the main German force facing the British at Caen, the only other way to break out from the beachhead was through the bocage. This had never been part of the Allied plan, so it took some improvisation to develop tactics to break out.
Other clean diesel cars use urea tanks to clear NO emissions. There is no way a programmer made this change, and a bunch of engineers suddenly said " Hey look, we don't need to include the extra tank!" and "Hey, look, no loss of power!" No way someone wouldn't notice that.
Advanced civilizations just build ring worlds like in the Larry Niven novels. Then civilization collapses and they no longer produce waste heat. Or they could be like the Puppeteers, and manage massive empires while basically all living on one planet.
We had a data breech of personal data, and needed to contact all those involved. When we obtained everyone's email and mailing address, we were surprised how bad the data was, particularly anyone who left. One person moved to Melbourne, Austria. Other addresses were town name only, no state or zip. Whoever entered it just thought it was obvious where that town was. Email servers are shut down and replaced, or departments reorganized, and everyone's email changes. No one thinks to tell the personnel department about these changes. Then, when you have a need for the data, you find half of it out of date. When there is no problem, no one pays attention to the data and tries to fix the problems.
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I think we need to send robotic machines to Mars to build canals to bring the water to the more habitable regions. Hey, if the Martians won't do it, why not us?
This will make it easier for his Russian monitors to keep an eye on him.
I think this discussion is going to be very one sided when only /. users are involved.
No, they do that in Pakistan, too.
The irony here is that he is hiding in a place that routinely practices all the things that Edward is opposing. I realize that no one else will let him hide there, so he is stuck in Russia.
Russia: The prime example of how not to use the Internet.
The D-Day plan included the capture of Caen on D-Day itself. If you ever visit Normandy, it is obvious that the river valley around Caen is the only good way out. The German's realized this too, and sent every possible unit there to keep the British from seizing the exit from the beaches. Battle after battle erupted in front of Caen to keep the Allies in. The Allied plan took the bocage hedgerows into account. They were protection from German counter-attack while the American Army took the port of Cherbourg and the Cotentin peninsula to serve as the staging area for incoming units to prepare for the breakout. With the main German force facing the British at Caen, the only other way to break out from the beachhead was through the bocage. This had never been part of the Allied plan, so it took some improvisation to develop tactics to break out.
Instead of spying in cyber space, they will return to using outer space to get the same result.
Kahn!!!
Other clean diesel cars use urea tanks to clear NO emissions. There is no way a programmer made this change, and a bunch of engineers suddenly said " Hey look, we don't need to include the extra tank!" and "Hey, look, no loss of power!" No way someone wouldn't notice that.
Hiding car emissions was not done by a couple of people. A large number in the people inside these companies were involved in pulling it off.
http://xkcd.com/1425/
Looks like a classic Doctor Who villain to me.
From Abby Normal?
The major change is adding the Blue Screen of Death, just to make everyone comfortable with using Linux.
Advanced civilizations just build ring worlds like in the Larry Niven novels. Then civilization collapses and they no longer produce waste heat. Or they could be like the Puppeteers, and manage massive empires while basically all living on one planet.
Not without a warrant they don't. If the police have a warrant, they are going to get the information anyway.
If you stop using the technologies they are monitoring, you can't be monitored. Try the postal system.
When I read the title, I expected the slide rule.
Apple Pencil? Is this the return of the Newton?
Bring Radio Shack back so we can buy the parts we need.
I saved a copy from XP and still play it to this day. It's a little small at modern screen resolutions.
I think Linux memory management would go well with Photoshop. Might struggle with video card support.
These deer were actually God's chosen people, and have been raptured. We all have to live through the end of days.
We had a data breech of personal data, and needed to contact all those involved. When we obtained everyone's email and mailing address, we were surprised how bad the data was, particularly anyone who left. One person moved to Melbourne, Austria. Other addresses were town name only, no state or zip. Whoever entered it just thought it was obvious where that town was. Email servers are shut down and replaced, or departments reorganized, and everyone's email changes. No one thinks to tell the personnel department about these changes. Then, when you have a need for the data, you find half of it out of date. When there is no problem, no one pays attention to the data and tries to fix the problems.