Well, if you don't like the actions Square Enix has done, I suggest you send an e-mail to Square Enix and let them know that their actions were not appreciated.
I found this email address on their site, perhaps someone else could locate a more appropriate address to send "fan" mail to.
The real problem is that if people were to think seriously about possible acts of terrorism against the United States, they would realize that it is pretty much pointless to expect many of them not to succeed. Try this exercise yourself.
Come up with 5 scenarios where you could inflict harm in a spectacular fashion against a group of people. The point of your attack is to raise panic and fear in the average American citizen. Would you target a high security area like an airport? What group or groups would you target to maximize fear and create chaos?
For me, I would arrange my attacks in such a way as to make them virtually unstoppable. A high security facility is a lot of effort when you can get far more mileage out of a church, school, or movie theater. A plain white 4 year old honda civic or something virtually invisible to the average driver on the road is the perfect way of delivering fear. Knowledge of basic chemistry means that there are hundreds of chemicals in plain sight that could be combined to make an explosive device.
The reason I believe the government tries so hard to have asshole-level security measures at airports is so that they can distract people and prevent them from thinking about the 1000 other ways a terrorist might ravage the peace of mind of the ordinary person. The problem is that we allow terrorist assholes to use fear to change us.
Nathan Hale was hanged by the neck by the British as a traitor during the American Revolution. His words were, "I regret that I have but one life to give for my country." Patrick Henry shouted out in a speech, "Give me liberty or give me death!" These men understood that fear of pain or death can't keep us from holding to our ideals.
We don't need distractions to overcome fear, we need backbone. Keeping our children from understanding the realities of the situation just teaches them to shove their head in the sand. And that is the reason this sort of exercise is valuable. They should come to terms with the fact that bad things will most likely happen again, and be emotionally prepared to say "fuck you" in response to terrorists, not run to hand their rights away like America did following 9/11.
Exactly. I have a savings account, and if I make more than 6 withdrawals from that account in a quarter, I have to pay a fee for each additional withdrawal of my money from my account.
The law firm in question has an account where the first 1000 transactions are covered. Then, because of the cost to the bank, the law firm pays for each additional transaction.
There is no fraud or bad faith. If I were to to pay 1 penny to the law firm, it has nothing to do with me how they and their bank deal with that transaction. Their agreement with each other doesn't involve me at all. If I were to send them 1 million 1 penny payments, its not my problem if that ends up costing them 10 or 20 million in processing fees.
And that sort of out of the box thinking is why I think I love the pirate bay guys.
Google doesn't need Wolfram for AI, they already have their own AI running. It even created its own personal web page by analyzing what the majority of the web looks like.
Apparently, The AI entity likes Pandas, which will set it on a direct collision course with others on the web.
The movie was awesome. It had enough trekkiness to satisfy the trekkies, and it was good enough to satisfy the non-trekkies.
Amazingly, I have found more in the closet trekkies than I ever imagined, including my 60 yr old mother-in-law.
Unfortunately, I now have dreams involving a remake of the movie Shaun of the Dead starring James Doohan
Of course everybody hates lawyers, they are like giant vicious pit bulls.
Still, you want the vicious fuckers to protect your property. And when the pit bulls come scratching on your door wanting to chew your balls off, then you have to get your own vicious pit bull and pay him your arm and leg in order to keep your balls.
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Well, if you don't like the actions Square Enix has done, I suggest you send an e-mail to Square Enix and let them know that their actions were not appreciated.
I found this email address on their site, perhaps someone else could locate a more appropriate address to send "fan" mail to.
na.support@square-enix.com
The real problem is that if people were to think seriously about possible acts of terrorism against the United States, they would realize that it is pretty much pointless to expect many of them not to succeed. Try this exercise yourself.
Come up with 5 scenarios where you could inflict harm in a spectacular fashion against a group of people. The point of your attack is to raise panic and fear in the average American citizen. Would you target a high security area like an airport? What group or groups would you target to maximize fear and create chaos?
For me, I would arrange my attacks in such a way as to make them virtually unstoppable. A high security facility is a lot of effort when you can get far more mileage out of a church, school, or movie theater. A plain white 4 year old honda civic or something virtually invisible to the average driver on the road is the perfect way of delivering fear. Knowledge of basic chemistry means that there are hundreds of chemicals in plain sight that could be combined to make an explosive device.
The reason I believe the government tries so hard to have asshole-level security measures at airports is so that they can distract people and prevent them from thinking about the 1000 other ways a terrorist might ravage the peace of mind of the ordinary person. The problem is that we allow terrorist assholes to use fear to change us.
Nathan Hale was hanged by the neck by the British as a traitor during the American Revolution. His words were, "I regret that I have but one life to give for my country." Patrick Henry shouted out in a speech, "Give me liberty or give me death!" These men understood that fear of pain or death can't keep us from holding to our ideals.
We don't need distractions to overcome fear, we need backbone. Keeping our children from understanding the realities of the situation just teaches them to shove their head in the sand. And that is the reason this sort of exercise is valuable. They should come to terms with the fact that bad things will most likely happen again, and be emotionally prepared to say "fuck you" in response to terrorists, not run to hand their rights away like America did following 9/11.
I hate you. You made me think of Tom Cruise.
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Felt the earth move tonight. It was awesome, I am so glad I hooked up with Janet. --- Oh yeah, another earthquake detected.
Exactly. I have a savings account, and if I make more than 6 withdrawals from that account in a quarter, I have to pay a fee for each additional withdrawal of my money from my account.
The law firm in question has an account where the first 1000 transactions are covered. Then, because of the cost to the bank, the law firm pays for each additional transaction.
There is no fraud or bad faith. If I were to to pay 1 penny to the law firm, it has nothing to do with me how they and their bank deal with that transaction. Their agreement with each other doesn't involve me at all. If I were to send them 1 million 1 penny payments, its not my problem if that ends up costing them 10 or 20 million in processing fees.
And that sort of out of the box thinking is why I think I love the pirate bay guys.
I would say, how dare you try and bribe my company without trying to bribe me personally as well!! I am shocked!
Google doesn't need Wolfram for AI, they already have their own AI running. It even created its own personal web page by analyzing what the majority of the web looks like.
Apparently, The AI entity likes Pandas, which will set it on a direct collision course with others on the web.
The movie was awesome. It had enough trekkiness to satisfy the trekkies, and it was good enough to satisfy the non-trekkies. Amazingly, I have found more in the closet trekkies than I ever imagined, including my 60 yr old mother-in-law. Unfortunately, I now have dreams involving a remake of the movie Shaun of the Dead starring James Doohan
Have you seen the state of the banking industry? I would hesitate to claim that straight business majors don't suck at managing a bank.
That is true, but you aren't protected against someone watching you without your knowledge.
If you are in a public area you can be watched, have pictures taken of you, etcetera. Any place a car can drive is pretty much public.
Vandalism would require some damage to the car, and also that, the accused damaged or destroyed some property, that the property did not belong to the accused, and that the accused acted willfully and with malice." If the beacon could be attached to the car in such a way that it doesn't damage the car, then
Of course everybody hates lawyers, they are like giant vicious pit bulls. Still, you want the vicious fuckers to protect your property. And when the pit bulls come scratching on your door wanting to chew your balls off, then you have to get your own vicious pit bull and pay him your arm and leg in order to keep your balls.