Once people got past the US-imposed secrecy on the side-effects, most of the people realized that nobody would want to take responsibility for launching another, unless it was their last resort.
In the case of a few rare extremists, the definition of "last resort" is just a bit different from the survival (or MAD) that we picture. It's not about their physical survival but their standing in $afterlife.
The main difference is that only 2 nukes were ever used to kill people, and then the world decided that doing that again would have to be an absolute last resort. Drones, on the other hand, are dreamt as a clean way to "do business", and highly likely to get used more and by everybody.
Amateur! I solo'd up to the last level with just one button. Picked up some sweet 'shroom upgrades on the way, that Bowser guy didn't even stand a chance!
In China, people want to breathe and see across the street. Most have realized that the American way doesn't apply to their density. Individually, they want it, but collectively they are a lot smarter.
It's gonna get worse for them before it gets better. But they already they kick ass on trains, wind and solar (when the sun can make it to the panels), and their government will do anything that promotes stability. If they keep having these smogs which cause unrest (because the rich have filters), they will look for solutions, and they will invest as much as it takes.
And we'll still be arguing whether 1% or 3% is worth debating.
We will not fund your Tesla until we have asked 16000 times what happened when it got attacked by a piece of metal, caught on fire, and four people might have died.
This problem wouldn't happen if they had used the magic three-digit trick.
Check it next time: nearly all commercial studies predicting future numbers of $whatever, regardless of whether it's absolute or percentages, include 3 digits in their numbers. It's absolutely absurd to predict anything with that precision 6 months, let alone 5 years into the future, but studies must have told them that it improves the credibility of the result for the average idiot who reads them. They (almost) all do it. You won't be able to avoid noticing it now.
I like to use Opera for that exact reason. If some private company has its nose in my browser, a small one, who doesn't already have code in almost every website I visit, is quite appealing.
Nah, she got it from Jimmy from the car shop when she traded a brake job for a blowjob. Judge Mathis/Judy/whoever, in an unusual crossover, will walk on stage and order her to pay the garage owner for the work.
Today on "Maury" (cue music): "Are YOU the infecter?"
(louder music, blurred images of people arguing) Belinda slept with both HIV-positive John and HIV-positive Marc!! Never used a condom! (Audience: Boo!!) After the break, we'll tell you which one is responsible for her infection! Or is there another person involved? After the break! Stay with us! On Maury! (cue music)
You don't understand. You have a complete 3D model of a chunk of thigh bone, but you will not be able to create a full visualization of its owner until you can use it to club your detractors.
Because screens and CAD tools are just confusing to paleontologists, I guess...
Trust me on this one, you can spend your days in simulations all you want, but that >100Gb/s board isn't going to work if you can't check your rails and the jitter on your reference clocks. If all you do is program other people's boards/systems, and they have enough shelf life already to be certified to work properly, then a scope isn't useful.
If you want to be near the cutting edge, you shouldn't fly blind.
Are you aware that German and French kids now use the same (translated) history textbooks about WW2 and a good chunk of the XXth century? While they might not be perfect, that's a great example of unbiased.
But since you seem to be suggesting that not knowing anything would be better than a risk of someone twisting the education's content, I just hope you let your kids go to a smarter school than yours. You may now resume watching CNBC or Fox News.
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Once people got past the US-imposed secrecy on the side-effects, most of the people realized that nobody would want to take responsibility for launching another, unless it was their last resort.
In the case of a few rare extremists, the definition of "last resort" is just a bit different from the survival (or MAD) that we picture. It's not about their physical survival but their standing in $afterlife.
Maybe, but it's not the point.
The main difference is that only 2 nukes were ever used to kill people, and then the world decided that doing that again would have to be an absolute last resort.
Drones, on the other hand, are dreamt as a clean way to "do business", and highly likely to get used more and by everybody.
The feeling is Unreal. It's a Crysis.
Yes I know these are from other companies, don't go calling me a Heretic.
Is ID Doomed?
Amateur!
I solo'd up to the last level with just one button. Picked up some sweet 'shroom upgrades on the way, that Bowser guy didn't even stand a chance!
Indeed, "Safeplug" just makes me think of "PATRIOT" as one of these words that should make you scrutinize whoever says it.
You don't understand. This one is using sub-dermal click recognition. It's foolproof.
Is that feature in the initial release of the XBone, or in the updates?
In China, people want to breathe and see across the street.
Most have realized that the American way doesn't apply to their density. Individually, they want it, but collectively they are a lot smarter.
It's gonna get worse for them before it gets better. But they already they kick ass on trains, wind and solar (when the sun can make it to the panels), and their government will do anything that promotes stability. If they keep having these smogs which cause unrest (because the rich have filters), they will look for solutions, and they will invest as much as it takes.
And we'll still be arguing whether 1% or 3% is worth debating.
They don't "process" it.
"Processing" is bad, it's like "collecting".
They don't collect or process, they just "store" it. Nothing to worry about citizen. Move along, now.
"you see officer, he started fiddling with an electronic device which stores enough power to threaten the aircraft's integrity. We had to stop him"
We will not fund your Tesla until we have asked 16000 times what happened when it got attacked by a piece of metal, caught on fire, and four people might have died.
This problem wouldn't happen if they had used the magic three-digit trick.
Check it next time: nearly all commercial studies predicting future numbers of $whatever, regardless of whether it's absolute or percentages, include 3 digits in their numbers.
It's absolutely absurd to predict anything with that precision 6 months, let alone 5 years into the future, but studies must have told them that it improves the credibility of the result for the average idiot who reads them.
They (almost) all do it. You won't be able to avoid noticing it now.
I like to use Opera for that exact reason.
If some private company has its nose in my browser, a small one, who doesn't already have code in almost every website I visit, is quite appealing.
Nah, she got it from Jimmy from the car shop when she traded a brake job for a blowjob.
Judge Mathis/Judy/whoever, in an unusual crossover, will walk on stage and order her to pay the garage owner for the work.
Oh, and this
The Japanese module got a cannon before the US one?
Over 20 years ago, I saw the 3D model of one of the biggest cathedrals ever built and destroyed.
It was really cool cutting edge, then.
It might be news if they had done it a few years ago with with a then-obscure game that everybody would now use to make all kinds of buildings...
"legally"? ...
Who cares about "legally"?
Today on "Maury" (cue music): "Are YOU the infecter?"
(louder music, blurred images of people arguing)
Belinda slept with both HIV-positive John and HIV-positive Marc!! Never used a condom!
(Audience: Boo!!)
After the break, we'll tell you which one is responsible for her infection!
Or is there another person involved?
After the break! Stay with us!
On Maury!
(cue music)
You don't understand. You have a complete 3D model of a chunk of thigh bone, but you will not be able to create a full visualization of its owner until you can use it to club your detractors.
Because screens and CAD tools are just confusing to paleontologists, I guess...
If she's hold a needle with the intent of sticking me, I clearly will not be "happy" to see her.
Was this technology funded by famous stars who can't find their veins anymore?
If only I had mod points...
Trust me on this one, you can spend your days in simulations all you want, but that >100Gb/s board isn't going to work if you can't check your rails and the jitter on your reference clocks.
If all you do is program other people's boards/systems, and they have enough shelf life already to be certified to work properly, then a scope isn't useful.
If you want to be near the cutting edge, you shouldn't fly blind.
Gotta call Poe's Law on this one.
Are you aware that German and French kids now use the same (translated) history textbooks about WW2 and a good chunk of the XXth century?
While they might not be perfect, that's a great example of unbiased.
But since you seem to be suggesting that not knowing anything would be better than a risk of someone twisting the education's content, I just hope you let your kids go to a smarter school than yours. You may now resume watching CNBC or Fox News.
There's a name for a system where only the rich get the ear of the politicians...
> The definition of a liberal is someone who doesn't care what the law is, as long as it is mandatory
You're responding to someone criticizing a ruling of the SCOTUS, which has force of law and therefore by definition mandatory. Your point?
Though it wouldn't hurt many to actually have lengthy and non-propagandist History and Geography lessons.