In this case, since the investigation found the fire was caused either by lightning strike or some strange circumstance (not arson) - it would be more like dying from an allergic reaction to bee stings. Still relatively natural.
They do look cooler, but this is 10 cm, not inches... and in length, not diameter. The round basically looks like a large rifle round (in its cartridge).
...Why? Surely you have better things to do with your time than call the secret service when somebody badmouths the president, especially when you frequent a site like this one.
On the bright side, look at all the new attention they're getting! They'll go back to the Britains and be HEROES for standing up to DHS. Then they can hit the pubs and DESTROY LONDON!!!
First: It was a tweet.
Second: It was a joke. When did we get such a stick up our ass that making a joke is cause for arrest and deportation?
Third: Airports are not dangerous. Flying is not dangerous. Taking our national security too seriously though - that to me as a freedom loving American - is downright terrifying. Once the tools are in place, they will be used. They will be abused, and it is *damned* hard to get rid of them.
I'm just going out on a limb here, but making as assumption that the information would have meant jack shit in any other situation - except that these fellows got on some bureaucrat's bad side. Not much worse than giving a middle manager that wants to flex nuts the opportunity to do so.
Too bad, to. Wasn't there just some big political hoopla about making America the world's choice vacation destination? Hey, I hear China is beautiful this time of year - and you're really not any more likely to get arrested for things you post on the internet!
Businesses are just organizations of people. A blanket statement that "businesses have no morals" does no justice to the amoral activities of the *people* making those decisions for the business.
There are plenty of moral businesses, they just don't make the headlines.
I don't recall us closing any ozone holes... By contrast, according to the wikis, the ozone layer is thinning in the Arctic now as well. I'm not disagreeing with the majority of what you're stating, simply stating that I don't believe there have been any effective policies put in place to mitigate it.
The DVI connector has RGBHV signals on it - which is why you have DVI to RGB adapters that cost a pittance and are usually included with the graphics card. The VGA connector itself as that fifteen pin HD DB connector may not be there, but the signals haven't changed. Removing the RGBHV signals from the graphics card output removes the need to have that extra chunk of pins on the DVI cable and gives you (drumroll please): HDMI!
This was excellently described in a Dilbert comic many many moons ago. You see, forming a union requires strong individuals with a lot of backbone to "stand up" to the man. People in the technology are born without backbones, so nobody ever steps up.
I know exactly where you're coming from. You want a world where justice is at the barrel of a gun, because that is exactly what happens when there is no *enforced* rule of law. People who can't afford the best security get robbed by those who can. "Security firm" becomes another term for "warlord." We go back to banding tribes, and lose our laws, our infrastructure, and our civilization. If you want to live in a world like that, there are plenty of places around the world that you can go. Of course, they typically have high crime and low life expectancy, but if you're into that...
In this case, since the investigation found the fire was caused either by lightning strike or some strange circumstance (not arson) - it would be more like dying from an allergic reaction to bee stings. Still relatively natural.
Your reply sounds a bit tongue-in-cheek, but they made copies of the drives for evidence.
They do look cooler, but this is 10 cm, not inches... and in length, not diameter. The round basically looks like a large rifle round (in its cartridge).
...Why? Surely you have better things to do with your time than call the secret service when somebody badmouths the president, especially when you frequent a site like this one.
On the bright side, look at all the new attention they're getting! They'll go back to the Britains and be HEROES for standing up to DHS. Then they can hit the pubs and DESTROY LONDON!!!
Really?
First: It was a tweet.
Second: It was a joke. When did we get such a stick up our ass that making a joke is cause for arrest and deportation?
Third: Airports are not dangerous. Flying is not dangerous. Taking our national security too seriously though - that to me as a freedom loving American - is downright terrifying. Once the tools are in place, they will be used. They will be abused, and it is *damned* hard to get rid of them.
I'm just going out on a limb here, but making as assumption that the information would have meant jack shit in any other situation - except that these fellows got on some bureaucrat's bad side. Not much worse than giving a middle manager that wants to flex nuts the opportunity to do so.
Too bad, to. Wasn't there just some big political hoopla about making America the world's choice vacation destination? Hey, I hear China is beautiful this time of year - and you're really not any more likely to get arrested for things you post on the internet!
"Arrogant xenophobia" is a way of life too, you insensitive clod.
You are, duh! Oh shit, so am I...
Well sure, but I don't know why you'd bother using a 3d printer to etch a 2d object when it's cheaper and easier to just use a regular printer...
You're a very "up" person.
Nobody ever claimed that atheists and bigotry were mutually exclusive. At least nobody that wasn't already an atheist bigot...
I'm not making assumptions. I will plainly state that I have morals and you likely do as well.
Businesses are just organizations of people. A blanket statement that "businesses have no morals" does no justice to the amoral activities of the *people* making those decisions for the business.
There are plenty of moral businesses, they just don't make the headlines.
Woah... you just blew my mind.
Because destroying evidence is absolutely the *best* way to clear your name in court...
I don't recall us closing any ozone holes... By contrast, according to the wikis, the ozone layer is thinning in the Arctic now as well. I'm not disagreeing with the majority of what you're stating, simply stating that I don't believe there have been any effective policies put in place to mitigate it.
Woah... That's not bad for rented fingers. Who's your supplier? I've been looking for a decent set.
Your right to have allergies ends where my right to hang out with my dog at work begins!
The DVI connector has RGBHV signals on it - which is why you have DVI to RGB adapters that cost a pittance and are usually included with the graphics card. The VGA connector itself as that fifteen pin HD DB connector may not be there, but the signals haven't changed. Removing the RGBHV signals from the graphics card output removes the need to have that extra chunk of pins on the DVI cable and gives you (drumroll please): HDMI!
But we want to complain!!
That, and it feels kinda good when our panties are bunched up just so...
This was excellently described in a Dilbert comic many many moons ago. You see, forming a union requires strong individuals with a lot of backbone to "stand up" to the man. People in the technology are born without backbones, so nobody ever steps up.
Buzzkill.
Am I the only one reading this that really wants a cup of tea right now?
I know exactly where you're coming from. You want a world where justice is at the barrel of a gun, because that is exactly what happens when there is no *enforced* rule of law. People who can't afford the best security get robbed by those who can. "Security firm" becomes another term for "warlord." We go back to banding tribes, and lose our laws, our infrastructure, and our civilization. If you want to live in a world like that, there are plenty of places around the world that you can go. Of course, they typically have high crime and low life expectancy, but if you're into that...