Yah, I saw a vid a few years back about a new Buff pilot flying the same airframe as his dad.
The 50's and 60's were incredible for the science of flight. Large airframes were perfected during these years. For awhile new engines were the only "real" improvement, for varying levels of "real". Innovative wing designs after that provided evolutionary improvements.
Since Trump has demonstrated that he doesn't even understand what the nuclear triad is, I wouldn't expect him to have asked to make the squadron ready for alert status.
dom
Ah, but the generals he surrounds himself with certainly do.
And the internet is no different: It accelerates and amplifies. People who couldn't find information in a library can't find information on the internet. People who believe biased newspaper articles believe biased blog entries. To people who use and value information, the internet is a great resource. Some of the stress that the internet causes is just seeing the stupid that would normally be filtered out by more restrictive media.
Great summary of the issue.
But it also enables great talents that we'd never know without it: Organized media brought us Payola and heavy rotation.
Yep, follow the stupid, er, follow the money!
"There's a sucker born every minute", and they have a spare buck that they're willing to toss on the stage.
Yeah, I thought that was an incredibly insightful paragraph from that book. It's said that civil wars are the bloodiest because the people are very similar and speak the same language.
There you go. For $200k-$2m and change you too can have a winning mech!
One comment from a youtuber...
"And here we see the rival males fighting for the right to mate. These battles are not deadly, but instead, a male that is pushed on his side has lost."
Ha! I remember all the kingly jokes about obama back then, good fun. I did notice that while it was "royal this" and "king that", I didn't see much of the "emperor penguin" type jokes, but I'm sure there were plenty as few actually know the difference between leader-types. I guess everyone was waiting for a new prez for the "emperor has no clothes" jokes to really get going.
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Eh, "eith" got us to comment on TFA. Otherwise I wouldn't have been interested. But I was curious what the buzzword-bingo word-salad actually meant.
So, a "win" for TFEs.
Aight
Come on, guys, make up your mind, it's either won or the otter.
With apologies to XKCD...
"God, I'd like to submit a bug report!"
Yah, I saw a vid a few years back about a new Buff pilot flying the same airframe as his dad.
The 50's and 60's were incredible for the science of flight. Large airframes were perfected during these years. For awhile new engines were the only "real" improvement, for varying levels of "real". Innovative wing designs after that provided evolutionary improvements.
Piffle. Space Invader.
Until they invade us, we will not work together.
Since Trump has demonstrated that he doesn't even understand what the nuclear triad is, I wouldn't expect him to have asked to make the squadron ready for alert status.
dom
Ah, but the generals he surrounds himself with certainly do.
I stand corrected.
I blow my nose at you!
Now go away or I shall taunt you for a second time!
And the internet is no different: It accelerates and amplifies. People who couldn't find information in a library can't find information on the internet. People who believe biased newspaper articles believe biased blog entries. To people who use and value information, the internet is a great resource. Some of the stress that the internet causes is just seeing the stupid that would normally be filtered out by more restrictive media.
Great summary of the issue.
But it also enables great talents that we'd never know without it: Organized media brought us Payola and heavy rotation.
Yep, follow the stupid, er, follow the money!
"There's a sucker born every minute", and they have a spare buck that they're willing to toss on the stage.
Nyet, tovarishch.
Sadly, the alt-left has many of the same techniques and the same goal: power over others.
As Mr. Adams so eloquently states, "People are a problem".
Yeah, I thought that was an incredibly insightful paragraph from that book. It's said that civil wars are the bloodiest because the people are very similar and speak the same language.
Good enough. Always go with the chainsaw. Learned that long ago in that movie about Texans.
No, and don't call me Surley.
There you go. For $200k-$2m and change you too can have a winning mech!
One comment from a youtuber...
"And here we see the rival males fighting for the right to mate. These battles are not deadly, but instead, a male that is pushed on his side has lost."
Heh. That's what my sig looks like when signing on paper with a pen. On a pad, it looks like the background pattern of a captcha.
That *is* my password, you insensitive clod!
Who is Popels?
Good post. I have a small critique, though.
You forgot to think of the children.
That's probably the only way the makers of this insecure junk could be assed to up the security, when hackers redirect their mined coins.
Quoted to highlight the benefits of Enlightened Self-Interest.
"To summarize the summary of the summary: people are a problem." Douglas Adams
Ha! I remember all the kingly jokes about obama back then, good fun. I did notice that while it was "royal this" and "king that", I didn't see much of the "emperor penguin" type jokes, but I'm sure there were plenty as few actually know the difference between leader-types. I guess everyone was waiting for a new prez for the "emperor has no clothes" jokes to really get going.
Simple times.
I don't think you're allowed to use that trademark when commenting in blogs. IANAL
"...and to everyone else out there, the secret is to bang the rocks together, guys." D. Adams