Decades ago an SF story described sending a puff of carbon black through a screen and toward the lunar surface. Basically, silk-screened spray painting of a logo.
I imagine there are side effects of using the sun as a dump (maybe increasing the mass)
The Sun has over 99 percent of the mass of the Solar System. You could drop Jupiter in it without bothering it. Although it might be bothered if you dropped in the project's Environmental Impact Statement.
Microsoft can at least assure that they know where their coders spend their workdays, and can submit their programmers for higher-level government background checks if need be.
It is a relief that they can identify so well exactly who is creating the code which requires so much patching. Obviously if they know who worked there, their code should be trustworthy, no matter how poorly it is behaving on every government desktop.
The sky is alive with the sound of ringtones
With tones they have rung through a thousand movies
The cloud fills my sky with the sound of ringtones
My heart wants to blog every tone it hears
It's simpler than threats. Nightly people buzz up to a ship, climb up the side or stern, then steal anything they can pull off, or use as much violence as they want on the crew. Or hold the crew for ransom, or steal the whole ship.
You win by finding the size of rock which kills only you and not your neighbor, then the size which kills your state, and the size which kills your continent. Then estimate the frequency of such impacts.
Navy is using two navigation systems: USCG COMDAC INS and Litton Marine's (now Sperry Marine) IBS (VMS). The Swift seems to use a new IBS, thus it is using Litton's VMS.
Thus there may be Unix influences in those designs for the navigation system.
The phrase Joint Interoperable Mission Planning and Rehearsal System is found by Google only in this document. There is a Joint En-route Mission Planning and Rehearsal System (JEMPRS), but no hints of its platform.
The COMBATSS site doesn't have much info. Another site mentions an HP Unix workstation with COMBATSS. And the COMBATSS Platform Equipment doesn't sound like a description of MS-Windows. Using Mozilla as an interface is mentioned in the original article, which doesn't reduce the possibilities much.
It can be an easier trip if you cut the corners, slice through the hills, widen the narrow spots. If the road is difficult, aim and turn on the grinder.
The silver screen has trouble showing something a fraction of what is in a good mind's eye.
E.E. "Doc" Smith wrote decades ago the ultimate Space Police series. The Lensmen were the good guys buzzing around in inertialess ships. The battles and weapons just keep getting bigger and bigger. Fairly early in the series there are things such as a fleet flying in cone-shaped formation so they can fire all their weapons forward, producing one huge cylinder of coruscading destruction. And I won't spoil your reading enjoyment by describing what they do with planets.
I appreciate the humor of the suggestion, but the marketting concept is also too obvious to overlook. Monsters/experience points/encounters in specific stores/bars/etc.
Less obvious is someone else placing an object: To get Isansti Cup: Enter Bank Lobby - say "At Entian His Isansti Cup!" and tell the nearest teller to give it to you.
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Decades ago an SF story described sending a puff of carbon black through a screen and toward the lunar surface. Basically, silk-screened spray painting of a logo.
The Sun has over 99 percent of the mass of the Solar System. You could drop Jupiter in it without bothering it. Although it might be bothered if you dropped in the project's Environmental Impact Statement.
I think it's more likely he was eating a peanut butter sandwich and drinking carbonic acid.
It is a relief that they can identify so well exactly who is creating the code which requires so much patching. Obviously if they know who worked there, their code should be trustworthy, no matter how poorly it is behaving on every government desktop.
Maybe you don't spiel your submissions in a way which will get them accepted.
(A good pun is heard too fine.)
You mean something like corn oil, which is produced by grass?
Oh, the horror!
Entire towns covered with perfect grass!
Golfers playing through neighborhoods!
Geese in every front yard and in every pot!
It's Art! Art, I tell you!
The sky is alive with the sound of ringtones
With tones they have rung through a thousand movies
The cloud fills my sky with the sound of ringtones
My heart wants to blog every tone it hears
It kills the movie in accordance with Jewish law?
Of course, with this game: Kids, don't try this at home.
You win by finding the size of rock which kills only you and not your neighbor, then the size which kills your state, and the size which kills your continent. Then estimate the frequency of such impacts.
Notice supernatural does not mean very natural?
It doesn't seem natural.
It is interesting that they only refer to the quantity of usage, and not the content.
Do they have records of what information he accessed, or are they merely implying that a lot of usage means nefarious usage?
Why am I not seeing responses from those who say "Information wants to be free"?
What might that navigation system be?
The phrase Joint Interoperable Mission Planning and Rehearsal System is found by Google only in this document. There is a Joint En-route Mission Planning and Rehearsal System (JEMPRS), but no hints of its platform.
The COMBATSS site doesn't have much info. Another site mentions an HP Unix workstation with COMBATSS. And the COMBATSS Platform Equipment doesn't sound like a description of MS-Windows. Using Mozilla as an interface is mentioned in the original article, which doesn't reduce the possibilities much.
I'll be glad to recycle it.
a pound to a pinch of shit
Make up your mind what the price is.
Laos villagers to get online with bike-powered PCs
It can be an easier trip if you cut the corners, slice through the hills, widen the narrow spots. If the road is difficult, aim and turn on the grinder.
The Big Dig seems like just the place to add another tunnel.
Maybe you can sell all the extracted material to the Netherlands. They have a big hole to fill.
E.E. "Doc" Smith wrote decades ago the ultimate Space Police series. The Lensmen were the good guys buzzing around in inertialess ships. The battles and weapons just keep getting bigger and bigger. Fairly early in the series there are things such as a fleet flying in cone-shaped formation so they can fire all their weapons forward, producing one huge cylinder of coruscading destruction. And I won't spoil your reading enjoyment by describing what they do with planets.
Less obvious is someone else placing an object: To get Isansti Cup: Enter Bank Lobby - say "At Entian His Isansti Cup!" and tell the nearest teller to give it to you.
Solution: Steal a game phone. Follow directions to locations where you can steal more phones.