Please show where he made either of those arguments?
Guns in the hands of an honest citizen are shown by statistics to cause a reduction in crime. Statistics show that when you try to remove legal firearms, you cause a surge in illegal firearms and firearm related crime goes up.
If you care so much about the cause of gun control, perhaps you should propose the constitutional amendment needed to change the rights of the peopl instead of trying to make unconstitutional laws.
The article is about three different methods. First he tries milling with a drill press, he fails badly and actually damages the drill press causing the bit's chuck to fall off the unit. He then goes on the try 3D printing one and says that the finishing work required to make it usable is too much and requires an expensive 3D printer. Lastly he uses the Defense Distributed method, it costs in between the two methods, but takes less time and work than 3D printing, and comes out better than the author's amateur use of the drill press with no skill needed. The prices are near the end of the article before the firing of the gun.
Also, conduit in the TV room for rear and front wall mounted speakers, the TV to receiver/DVD/Game systems (hidden?) and the network drops for everything.
Great picture of the Cat 7 cable unwound on the ad.
Gigabit Ethernet only needs Cat5e
This is bad advise, Gigabit is ok now, but in 20 years? 40 years? Houses last a long time, so putting in the best available now will prevent upgrades later.
As the person above me mentions, conduits are future proofing. I would add though, it should be Cat7 STP, not Cat6, and Multimode fiber. This is the most advanced stuff, so it should last a good while before being outdated, in which case you then pull it out and run new cable.
It likely is a paid troll comment. Pointing out that others do it so you doing it is ok is very poor thinking. Things that are not ok don't suddenly become ok just because others do the same thing.
If you want the proof, it is damn easy to come up with. The problem is that Russians on general are programmed to see everything put out by the West as faked.
There are photos of the launchers in Eastern Ukraine, though it is unclear who has them, it is clear that the Ukraine doesn't even own that launcher.
The rest of your points are Russian propaganda, there was no smell of formaldehyde, that was made up by Russian media. MH-17 was sent to that area because it was a valid flight path, and was used repeatedly before and a few times right after the downing; it was assumed that no one was capable, or stupid enough to launch on a commercial aircraft flying at 30k feet. UFO, more Russian propaganda, please link to any non Russian source of this. Plenty of pics of Buk launchers, the launcher was in the middle of a field controlled by the rebels, so no one who wasn't involved was around to take a picture or video of it actually launching.
Here's a question for you, how do you explain the recordings of phone calls from the rebels to Russia claiming that it was an accident?
People can have their Centronics parallel, HD-15 and RJ-45 crap - I'll take something less onerous, expensive, and/or fragile any day!
Fragile? I don't think any of those connectors could be called fragile compared to USB anything. Have you ever actually seen any of those connectors? The only thing fragile is that stupid retainer clip on the RJ-45 connector, those things break all the time.
Centronics could probably survive a nuclear blast from close range...
You do realize that there have been subpoenas for the email records out for literally years, which have been being ignored? That when handing over the email records (finally), Hillary failed to hand over all email records as she was ordered by the investigation to do? When completely stonewalling the investigation, is it any wonder that the investigation is taking forever?
As long as you also mention that it may be a false etymology as the article states right there, then proceeds to provide the other etymology.
As both etymologies are given equal weight right next to each other, is it correct to try and claim that what I said was false while utterly ignoring that the foot kicking ball etymology is considered as possibly false, but not the played on foot etymology?
When your argument comes down to your own ignorance of the issue, it isn't the other person's issue, it is your own.
The reason the US has a nuclear waste issue is that the government won't allow reprocessing. Once reprocessed, the left over stuff can be safely buried. People are ignorant and scream "omg nuclear!" instead, kind of like your comments.
If you are unwilling to learn about nuclear physics and understand the issues, don't comment and display your ignorance for all to see.
The safest place for nuclear "waste" is reprocessing it and throwing it back into a reactor. Anything that is hot enough to hurt you will be gone quickly enough to not matter in 50 years.
Historically, football was the word for any sport played on foot. It has nothing to do with kicking a ball. It was to distinguish itself from polo and other mounted sports.
I however will not speak to the veracity of the claims, as I have not looked into it personally. I also highly doubt that Dice is suppressing coverage of the issue, I expect the articles just aren't being voted onto the front page.
I don't know about that...maybe "Our Chinese factory workers are better than your Chinese factory workers". Chinese intellectual jobs have been taking quite a bit of flack recently for cheating/faking/stealing things instead of actually doing things.
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Please show where he made either of those arguments?
Guns in the hands of an honest citizen are shown by statistics to cause a reduction in crime. Statistics show that when you try to remove legal firearms, you cause a surge in illegal firearms and firearm related crime goes up.
If you care so much about the cause of gun control, perhaps you should propose the constitutional amendment needed to change the rights of the peopl instead of trying to make unconstitutional laws.
The article is about three different methods. First he tries milling with a drill press, he fails badly and actually damages the drill press causing the bit's chuck to fall off the unit. He then goes on the try 3D printing one and says that the finishing work required to make it usable is too much and requires an expensive 3D printer. Lastly he uses the Defense Distributed method, it costs in between the two methods, but takes less time and work than 3D printing, and comes out better than the author's amateur use of the drill press with no skill needed. The prices are near the end of the article before the firing of the gun.
Also, conduit in the TV room for rear and front wall mounted speakers, the TV to receiver/DVD/Game systems (hidden?) and the network drops for everything.
(Cat6 has individually shielded pairs)
What crack are you smoking? Even Cat 7 doesn't individually shield the pairs, and Cat 6 isn't even shielded, that is STP, not UTP.
http://www.balticnetworks.com/...
Great picture of the Cat 7 cable unwound on the ad.
Gigabit Ethernet only needs Cat5e
This is bad advise, Gigabit is ok now, but in 20 years? 40 years? Houses last a long time, so putting in the best available now will prevent upgrades later.
As the person above me mentions, conduits are future proofing. I would add though, it should be Cat7 STP, not Cat6, and Multimode fiber. This is the most advanced stuff, so it should last a good while before being outdated, in which case you then pull it out and run new cable.
http://www.balticnetworks.com/...
The fiber doesn't even need to be terminated as most likely it won't be used (for now) as even 10Gbit runs over copper without issue.
Natalie Portman?
It likely is a paid troll comment. Pointing out that others do it so you doing it is ok is very poor thinking. Things that are not ok don't suddenly become ok just because others do the same thing.
If you want the proof, it is damn easy to come up with. The problem is that Russians on general are programmed to see everything put out by the West as faked.
https://www.google.com/search?...
There are a whole bunch of satellite photos of the launchers.
https://www.google.com/search?...
There are photos of the launchers in Eastern Ukraine, though it is unclear who has them, it is clear that the Ukraine doesn't even own that launcher.
The rest of your points are Russian propaganda, there was no smell of formaldehyde, that was made up by Russian media. MH-17 was sent to that area because it was a valid flight path, and was used repeatedly before and a few times right after the downing; it was assumed that no one was capable, or stupid enough to launch on a commercial aircraft flying at 30k feet. UFO, more Russian propaganda, please link to any non Russian source of this. Plenty of pics of Buk launchers, the launcher was in the middle of a field controlled by the rebels, so no one who wasn't involved was around to take a picture or video of it actually launching.
Here's a question for you, how do you explain the recordings of phone calls from the rebels to Russia claiming that it was an accident?
https://www.google.com/webhp?s...
https://www.google.com/shoppin...
That $800 netgear 10G switch has one 10G port and eight 1G ports, sorry to rain on your parade.
http://www.alciro.org/alciro/c...
I seem to be missing the audio pins there, do you perhaps mean the other way around?
People can have their Centronics parallel, HD-15 and RJ-45 crap - I'll take something less onerous, expensive, and/or fragile any day!
Fragile? I don't think any of those connectors could be called fragile compared to USB anything. Have you ever actually seen any of those connectors? The only thing fragile is that stupid retainer clip on the RJ-45 connector, those things break all the time.
Centronics could probably survive a nuclear blast from close range...
You do realize that there have been subpoenas for the email records out for literally years, which have been being ignored? That when handing over the email records (finally), Hillary failed to hand over all email records as she was ordered by the investigation to do? When completely stonewalling the investigation, is it any wonder that the investigation is taking forever?
As long as you also mention that it may be a false etymology as the article states right there, then proceeds to provide the other etymology.
As both etymologies are given equal weight right next to each other, is it correct to try and claim that what I said was false while utterly ignoring that the foot kicking ball etymology is considered as possibly false, but not the played on foot etymology?
So we shouldn't listen to you because of your biases. Ok, we will now all ignore you as you are human and have your biases.
Also, what you blindly fail to realize is that the people making the tool are anti nuke, not pro nuke.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B...
These are the people behind the doomsday clock.
When your argument comes down to your own ignorance of the issue, it isn't the other person's issue, it is your own.
The reason the US has a nuclear waste issue is that the government won't allow reprocessing. Once reprocessed, the left over stuff can be safely buried. People are ignorant and scream "omg nuclear!" instead, kind of like your comments.
If you are unwilling to learn about nuclear physics and understand the issues, don't comment and display your ignorance for all to see.
The safest place for nuclear "waste" is reprocessing it and throwing it back into a reactor. Anything that is hot enough to hurt you will be gone quickly enough to not matter in 50 years.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y...
Nevada was just fine with it until some idiots thought that replacing clay based kitty litter with the newer paper based stuff was an ok substitution.
Yes, I have heard the term handball.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F...
It is even mentioned along side of the etymology of football.
Historically, football was the word for any sport played on foot. It has nothing to do with kicking a ball. It was to distinguish itself from polo and other mounted sports.
Here is a link to one of the submissions, it gives links to numerous other "news" site's coverage.
http://slashdot.org/submission...
I however will not speak to the veracity of the claims, as I have not looked into it personally. I also highly doubt that Dice is suppressing coverage of the issue, I expect the articles just aren't being voted onto the front page.
In other words, those people I don't agree with must also be trolls, because no one could honestly disagree with me on how the world should be run.
Libertarian ideals = Leave me the hell alone. Everyone should support this perspective.
As long as it isn't this game:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S...
I am all for gaming surgeons.
Error Checking Code for encryption? That sounds odd...
Is it bashing Russia to tell a truthful story?
I don't know about that...maybe "Our Chinese factory workers are better than your Chinese factory workers". Chinese intellectual jobs have been taking quite a bit of flack recently for cheating/faking/stealing things instead of actually doing things.