Indeed. From what I've read, the sheer volume of information collected has become so overwhelming that finding anything useful therein has become extremely difficult.
Indeed. A 12 gauge slug into a watermelon should get the point across. Also show them YouTube videos of people doing stupid stuff, like the guy who looked down the barrel after a hangfire and shot his hat off.
I don't think the cost of power will be significant, but it would suck to have something processing for an hour and then overheat the CPU and lose all your progress. When time is money that gets expensive real quick.
There's a huge difference between not wanting to wear a seatbelt and not wanting to be forced to wear a seatbelt. I wear a helmet on my motorcycle, but I'm happy I'm not required to do so by law.
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Offer people a moderately luxurious free ride in exchange for sterilization.
That's the smartest idea I've ever heard! You go first!
I disagree. It will free us to do LESS productive things.
Not that the US follows the Geneva Convention either. Depleted Uranium and white phosphorous are somehow excusable violations.
Why do you think there's such a push for drones and bots?
Would you rather a small chance at future resuscitation, or the certainty of decomposition?
If your looking a decade out, this sort of task can be entirely automated. No humans necessary.
Indeed. From what I've read, the sheer volume of information collected has become so overwhelming that finding anything useful therein has become extremely difficult.
Every job is an inefficiency except the one at the top, and maybe even that one.
I always pictured that guy as a mac user.
How then should they rate it in layman's terms?
He should have been able to whistle too.
What does their stature have to do with it?
Being able to hand your weapon to another trusted individual for use is an important feature.
Indeed. A 12 gauge slug into a watermelon should get the point across. Also show them YouTube videos of people doing stupid stuff, like the guy who looked down the barrel after a hangfire and shot his hat off.
As the NSA's quantum computers come on line encryption will be useless.
You don't need all that info. Just lift a print off the door knobs of several houses and see if any have keys associated with them.
Why not just scan and 3d print it?
Very much so. I have never in my life been afraid of a foreign terrorist, but often afraid of those who control this nation.
Interesting. But do they record all the metadata on what's snagged when and how?
I would posit that a computer running a program is more than the sum of its parts.
Unfortunately it's in many short periods and I usually have no indication how long they will be, so I do have to keep an eye on it.
I usually spend about an hour per day waiting for my computer to process. So yes, MHz matters.
I don't think the cost of power will be significant, but it would suck to have something processing for an hour and then overheat the CPU and lose all your progress. When time is money that gets expensive real quick.
There's a huge difference between not wanting to wear a seatbelt and not wanting to be forced to wear a seatbelt. I wear a helmet on my motorcycle, but I'm happy I'm not required to do so by law.