Still, at least the cockpit entrance should have some sort of door restricting entrance, so that the few hijackers that do end up mingling among passengers won't find it easy to enter before they are apprehended. In case it's the pilot, a hundred people would have no problem breaking the door down.
Didn't Google remove Quickoffice in favor of Google Docs already?
At least do some research first before paying the 99$ developer fee to be able to upload apps in the first place.
Then again, it was released around the time Google was deciding to shut down the app. App Details
Corning Glass did a test regarding it, but they are probably a little biased toward themselves, as they manufacture Gorilla Glass. Nevertheless, there are some advantages Gorilla Glass does have over sapphire.
I suppose sapphire glass solutions can possibly be implemented, but without some major improvements it'll probably just be a more expensive end-product with a bit more benefit.
But anyways, in all seriousness, it's kind of disappointing to see the UK do this, especially when they were the ones that initially implemented some of the ideals in our Bill of Rights.
Submarines and bombers do have to fly back and refuel...etc. These silos don't.
However, they are stationary, so submarines/bombers are obviously more mobile. But they'll have to come back eventually some time to base for one reason or another.
Yes, isn't it interesting how just that time the media was touting the power of "social media networks" in organizing protests?
Funny how now they claim it "aids terrorists". Doesn't that sound like something, say, some certain oppressive dictators would say?
Yes, the the generalization of Muslims isn't exactly accurate, but that isn't the main idea here.
Regardless of whether the post is "politically incorrect" or not, the important thing to remember is that we may eventually become just like the "evil adversary" that we don't want to become, if we continue to go on sacrificing liberties for "safety".
Well, this isn't that type of discrimination though; as mentioned above, it's more for financial reasons rather than the actual race being factored in.
Apparently, the patient had traveled recently to a West African country, where the disease is spreading, and later developed symptoms that suggested Ebola.
How is it that the airports, customs, and immigration allowed this to pass through in the first place? Wouldn't this have set off some sort of "warning"?
Killing them won't help; see reasons above.
The thing is, we're dealing with fanaticists here; they just wouldn't care enough. In fact, ISIS will probably just turn it into some propaganda over how many of their fighters have gone onto paradise or something.
Is arming locals really that bad an idea though? Our problem in the past was that we picked religious zealots as our allies and armed them, while ignoring the not-so-religious ones we could have supported. Here with ISIS, we could arm the Kurds and support them; the Kurds are not terribly religious (not too different from your typical Sunday Christians here in the US), and are willing to fight ISIS, but we don't want to support them too much because we don't want them demanding their own state, because that works against our interest in keeping the region destabilized. If we stopped working towards keeping the region unstable, and instead helped out groups like the Kurds who want independence, which would make the whole region far more stable, groups like ISIS would die out.
Unfortunately, there are always going to be radicals, and eventually, some extremist is going to get the wrong idea and decide to start their own "terrorist state". Even the most peaceful religions, like Buddhism, have their radicals that go around pillaging.
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Still, at least the cockpit entrance should have some sort of door restricting entrance, so that the few hijackers that do end up mingling among passengers won't find it easy to enter before they are apprehended. In case it's the pilot, a hundred people would have no problem breaking the door down.
Didn't Google remove Quickoffice in favor of Google Docs already?
At least do some research first before paying the 99$ developer fee to be able to upload apps in the first place.
Then again, it was released around the time Google was deciding to shut down the app.
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Just curious, what's the source of that little song there?
Corning Glass did a test regarding it, but they are probably a little biased toward themselves, as they manufacture Gorilla Glass. Nevertheless, there are some advantages Gorilla Glass does have over sapphire.
I suppose sapphire glass solutions can possibly be implemented, but without some major improvements it'll probably just be a more expensive end-product with a bit more benefit.
...is he able to get a public defender?
I thought they'd created a 3-D printer using a 3-D printer.
But anyways, in all seriousness, it's kind of disappointing to see the UK do this, especially when they were the ones that initially implemented some of the ideals in our Bill of Rights.
I'm glad I live in America. The land of the free!!!
Oh wait...
Submarines and bombers do have to fly back and refuel...etc. These silos don't.
However, they are stationary, so submarines/bombers are obviously more mobile. But they'll have to come back eventually some time to base for one reason or another.
"Another long-term study found a link between empty wallets and DLC upgrades." FTFY
Yes, isn't it interesting how just that time the media was touting the power of "social media networks" in organizing protests?
Funny how now they claim it "aids terrorists". Doesn't that sound like something, say, some certain oppressive dictators would say?
Yes, the the generalization of Muslims isn't exactly accurate, but that isn't the main idea here.
Regardless of whether the post is "politically incorrect" or not, the important thing to remember is that we may eventually become just like the "evil adversary" that we don't want to become, if we continue to go on sacrificing liberties for "safety".
Well, this isn't that type of discrimination though; as mentioned above, it's more for financial reasons rather than the actual race being factored in.
Good point. It's like the lawyer is just randomly suing Google for hosting inappropriate pictures.
Correction. Not necessarily hosting, but providing a method to obtain access to those images.
Good point. It's like the lawyer is just randomly suing Google for hosting inappropriate pictures.
Apparently, the patient had traveled recently to a West African country, where the disease is spreading, and later developed symptoms that suggested Ebola.
How is it that the airports, customs, and immigration allowed this to pass through in the first place? Wouldn't this have set off some sort of "warning"?
Don't worry, it's a joke.
Dress them as stormtroopers and they and the drones could might as well be part of the movie!
Not viable in civilised countries.
So, it'll work in America?
Well, Muslim scholars pioneered quite a few advances in algebraic concepts.
http://www-history.mcs.st-andr...
Killing them won't help; see reasons above.
The thing is, we're dealing with fanaticists here; they just wouldn't care enough. In fact, ISIS will probably just turn it into some propaganda over how many of their fighters have gone onto paradise or something.
Unfortunately, there are always going to be radicals, and eventually, some extremist is going to get the wrong idea and decide to start their own "terrorist state". Even the most peaceful religions, like Buddhism, have their radicals that go around pillaging.
On the bright side they won't be calculating projectile trajectories any time soon....
Now, if only Peter Norton did a "How to uninstall Norton" video...
Well, technically it gives valuable experience, unlike those laborers. Well, technically...