People claim they're already doing that, i.e., the government is buying up a lot of ammunition to decrease supply to the people as the factories are producing at full capacity.
Granted, it sounds like a good candidate for conspiracy theory and I have no idea whether it's fact, but hey. That's how we roll here on Slashdot, right?:)
Being explicitly precise, sure...unfortunately then there's the "...or if the officer at the time feels like it" clause that throws all that straight out the window, on a lot of our favorite/. laws.
Like how your standard public roads car engine these days was designed to use pure gasoline? There's a reason that they say not to put more than E10 in a normal car.
I should really get back on top of that "assembly scripting" project I was making for fun, if for no other reason than to watch programmers' eyes twitch when I mention it.
It sounds like the leftovers of some event. I'm apparently missing how that means that a really, really big wave (sphere?) of expanding gamma rays constitutes a "thing"...
Although I suppose surfers consider a wave a 'thing.' Hmm.
How would it be a lease if they *didn't* take the battery back when you stopped paying? Either you buy it outright, or keep paying installments on it forever?
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4. The U.S. government these days apparently doesn't give a fuck whether what they do in other countries is actually acceptable or legal
People claim they're already doing that, i.e., the government is buying up a lot of ammunition to decrease supply to the people as the factories are producing at full capacity.
Granted, it sounds like a good candidate for conspiracy theory and I have no idea whether it's fact, but hey. That's how we roll here on Slashdot, right? :)
Being explicitly precise, sure...unfortunately then there's the "...or if the officer at the time feels like it" clause that throws all that straight out the window, on a lot of our favorite /. laws.
Isn't it already going to be unlawful to take guns anywhere they want to prevent these *plastic* guns from going anyway? So no new law is needed.
Well, it all gets translated down to machine code in the end, so obviously it's feasible. I never said it would be easy...
'We're just giving the customer what they want,' right? Right??
Like how your standard public roads car engine these days was designed to use pure gasoline? There's a reason that they say not to put more than E10 in a normal car.
You, sir, just made me glad that I'm still reading Slashdot.
because you have no choice in the matter
Some philosophy gives suicide as the other side of the choice.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absurdism
So compared to Java, basically assembly, assembly, and more assembly.
I should really get back on top of that "assembly scripting" project I was making for fun, if for no other reason than to watch programmers' eyes twitch when I mention it.
Or somebody could work on a compiler to efficiently convert a high-level language into something lower that already maps well to assembly...
Well, we seem to know more about when something is obviously unconstitutional than our own justice system, for one thing.
Exactly the reason why I'm confused when the people where I work refer to C++, C#, and .NET separately on occasion.
If you determine you don't have the necessary ingredients to begin the process, do you say you quit on the first step, or never started?
He said 0 PM. Which would apparently be 1200?
It sounds like the leftovers of some event. I'm apparently missing how that means that a really, really big wave (sphere?) of expanding gamma rays constitutes a "thing"...
Although I suppose surfers consider a wave a 'thing.' Hmm.
You know, it *is* possible to describe what's wrong with the country *without* comparing the U.S. to either the Soviet Union or Nazi Germany.
It's a clam. I think it's exaggerating to claim that killing things that are barely aware of their surroundings and tasty is "near-sociopathic."
I was actually assuming the summary was accurate.
You're a towel
First World Problems
A lot of places don't accept paper checks anymore.
If I can't run it in vanilla VLC, it ain't worth it. (Granted, this is on a desktop)
How would it be a lease if they *didn't* take the battery back when you stopped paying? Either you buy it outright, or keep paying installments on it forever?