Well this is nice, but people have been doing this since the 1960s.
How about a bread substitute that has 0 carbs? And almost no calories for that matter. Slay Type II diabetes by chopping out the bulk of calories eaten.
TFA does not mention it, nor does OP. You are like a supine Supreme Court rationalizing a reason a law is legal, when that reason was not ever discussed during Congressional deliberations, and the reasons they did discuss were unconstitutional.
Why bother creating an actual sphere if you just want the energy. It is worse for balance than a ringworld. Stick with orbitting rings at different distances and you can still live in slowly rotating megastructures.
And much less worry about a stellar-level catastrophe from a zombie apocalypse.
So in essence, this new method would allow the existing superpowers to continue to keep their boots on the throats of developing countries who may want to pursue nuclear ambitions.
I am fine with that. There are programs for peaceful nuclear power, and no need for domestic purification capability.
I am more than fine, I am completely on board disallowing any non-free country from doing this, your raging nationalism, a tool of dictators, included.
Ya it isn't normal banner ads, it is porn sites which try to grind your browser to a halt, probably trying to take it over. I don't really need 4k 120fps video running in a sidebar, or a whole 3D rendering system.
Was that the doctrine that allowed government to heap massive financial liability on radio stations by forcing them to broadcast "the other political side's" trite, boring, and tired class warfare rhetoric?
Star Trek Online puts you in charge of a million ton space battle and turns it into button mashing.
I would murder just to have the computer mildly intelligently auto-adjust the "divert power from this shield to that" crappppppola.
Let me focus on the strategy rather than second-to-second immediate reactionary button mashing.
This goes for all MMORPGs in general, of recent vintage. Giving everyone one or two 1-2 second microholds and smash key to break free and other immediate-reaction twitch stuff, please.
Once a get rich plan is published, no matter how mathematically and statistically sound it is, other people will try to game those using it. Hence the theory is no longer valid as it does not take into consideration general knowledge of its use and the distorting affect that has.
Witness a theoritical way of determining what stock will go up 10% in two days. People will quickly use it and pre-buy that stock, and it no longer will.
When people point out half the US taxpayers actually pay no tax at all, the same type of people who talk cynically as you do point out these people still pay social security tax via the hidden half the company pays on your behalf, of which few are aware, by design of fraudulent politicians, to deliberately hide the size of your SS contribution.
So as to not make "pay no taxes" a *complete* lie.
I am not sure putting near infinite power (at least over the economy) in a class warfare rhetoritician's hands, as opposed to more capitist-friendly hands, has ever been a net gain for the actual common man. Take some of the rough edges off, but it can easily go too far.
Well, with so much regulation, taxation, and rent seeking, "when the means of production are bought and sold, the first thing bought and sold is the legislature."
Translation: If the goverment didn't have such intrusive powers to begin with, especially into the economy, there wouldn't be such fights to wield its power.
inb4 someone yelpz about corporations being citizens with speech rights, needing yet another belabored explanation of the actual Supreme Court ruling.
Perforce is excellent. Their concept of changelists is clean and easy to use.
I have been stuck with abominations like Microft SourceSafe and IBM's godawful Rational suite, the latter of which is purchased by the same kind of idiots who like SAP, i.e. people their sales staff can easily suck on.
They didn't suck up to Chia during this period. The goal is freedom in these countries, and China has a great deal of economic freedom for its people now, even if speech is curtailed.
As the West is seeing (again and again, unfortunately, never learning the lesson) there is a lot more to freedom than just speech. It certainly seems to play only a small part at best in the increasing health and wealth of a nation, brought about by economic freedom for its citizens.
Ironically, if we want to crush them, we should encourage massive regulation and redistribution of wealth until they are of little consequence on the world stage, like Europe.
Slashdot Mirror
It is in their interest to let people think they have cracked or hacked this, Windows, HTTPS, TOR, whatever, even if they haven't.
Well this is nice, but people have been doing this since the 1960s.
How about a bread substitute that has 0 carbs? And almost no calories for that matter. Slay Type II diabetes by chopping out the bulk of calories eaten.
There can be art in games, and perhaps a well-told story, but the gameplaying itself is arguably not art.
"I was moved by Superman punching out Joker's heart, before the Joker inevitably got better!" Assuming this is art, a cut scene is not the game.
It is more rare than winning a lottery.
TFA does not mention it, nor does OP. You are like a supine Supreme Court rationalizing a reason a law is legal, when that reason was not ever discussed during Congressional deliberations, and the reasons they did discuss were unconstitutional.
Where are the moderators keeping Slashdot on target for nerdy rather than pure, unadulterated SJW fodder?
Ironically, I may get modded down, demonstrating the answer.
Why bother creating an actual sphere if you just want the energy. It is worse for balance than a ringworld. Stick with orbitting rings at different distances and you can still live in slowly rotating megastructures.
And much less worry about a stellar-level catastrophe from a zombie apocalypse.
> Live-Streaming Florida Woman Charged With Drunken Driving
That's not what drunken women are usually doing when live streaming.
They both involve headlights, tho.
Most Slashdotters are smart betas. You're 0 for 2, you poor soul.
They added a cell phone to a Palm Pilot. Or vice versa.
Tbh nobody expected it to be huge.
So in essence, this new method would allow the existing superpowers to continue to keep their boots on the throats of developing countries who may want to pursue nuclear ambitions.
I am fine with that. There are programs for peaceful nuclear power, and no need for domestic purification capability.
I am more than fine, I am completely on board disallowing any non-free country from doing this, your raging nationalism, a tool of dictators, included.
Yes and easily tracked down once you stir things up.
Ya it isn't normal banner ads, it is porn sites which try to grind your browser to a halt, probably trying to take it over. I don't really need 4k 120fps video running in a sidebar, or a whole 3D rendering system.
Not that I go to those.
Was that the doctrine that allowed government to heap massive financial liability on radio stations by forcing them to broadcast "the other political side's" trite, boring, and tired class warfare rhetoric?
Not counting NPR, of course.
My parent's house, a 2-story colonial, in 1964 was $18,500. The $230/month book of payment coupons was terrifying.
Star Trek Online puts you in charge of a million ton space battle and turns it into button mashing.
I would murder just to have the computer mildly intelligently auto-adjust the "divert power from this shield to that" crappppppola.
Let me focus on the strategy rather than second-to-second immediate reactionary button mashing.
This goes for all MMORPGs in general, of recent vintage. Giving everyone one or two 1-2 second microholds and smash key to break free and other immediate-reaction twitch stuff, please.
Another hundred million dollar flop, order is up!
Once a get rich plan is published, no matter how mathematically and statistically sound it is, other people will try to game those using it. Hence the theory is no longer valid as it does not take into consideration general knowledge of its use and the distorting affect that has.
Witness a theoritical way of determining what stock will go up 10% in two days. People will quickly use it and pre-buy that stock, and it no longer will.
When people point out half the US taxpayers actually pay no tax at all, the same type of people who talk cynically as you do point out these people still pay social security tax via the hidden half the company pays on your behalf, of which few are aware, by design of fraudulent politicians, to deliberately hide the size of your SS contribution.
So as to not make "pay no taxes" a *complete* lie.
Yes, yes they did.
I wonder if they have to install monitor recording software in response to a warrant or seciruty letter. Can they be forced to?
Where's the "rancid assholes" guy when you need him? Here's your story chance!
I am not sure putting near infinite power (at least over the economy) in a class warfare rhetoritician's hands, as opposed to more capitist-friendly hands, has ever been a net gain for the actual common man. Take some of the rough edges off, but it can easily go too far.
Well, with so much regulation, taxation, and rent seeking, "when the means of production are bought and sold, the first thing bought and sold is the legislature."
Translation: If the goverment didn't have such intrusive powers to begin with, especially into the economy, there wouldn't be such fights to wield its power.
inb4 someone yelpz about corporations being citizens with speech rights, needing yet another belabored explanation of the actual Supreme Court ruling.
Perforce is excellent. Their concept of changelists is clean and easy to use.
I have been stuck with abominations like Microft SourceSafe and IBM's godawful Rational suite, the latter of which is purchased by the same kind of idiots who like SAP, i.e. people their sales staff can easily suck on.
They didn't suck up to Chia during this period. The goal is freedom in these countries, and China has a great deal of economic freedom for its people now, even if speech is curtailed.
As the West is seeing (again and again, unfortunately, never learning the lesson) there is a lot more to freedom than just speech. It certainly seems to play only a small part at best in the increasing health and wealth of a nation, brought about by economic freedom for its citizens.
Ironically, if we want to crush them, we should encourage massive regulation and redistribution of wealth until they are of little consequence on the world stage, like Europe.
No it isn't, if the outcomes remains an additional 500,000 deaths a year in spite of his words.
Those are meme attempts to assuage the mass murderous effect of this ban.