The reality is those are 'banned' mainly due to the risk of coming back and biting your own people. And remember if you don't belong to the 'world community', screw their rules.
He was wrong about the why, but not the how. All he lacked was continued funding to prove his concept on a large scale. ( on small scale, it worked fine ).
Sure, it wasn't as efficient as other methods, but it worked. Often times you trade efficiency for convenience in daily life.
As if I'm going to brutally beat and/or stab someone who has AIDS
You may not, but some will. They will also discriminate at work due to lack of understanding and irrational prejudice. They might deny infected citizens housing or not let them eat in a restaurant or enter a grocery store.
Labeling anyone in public is a potential effective death sentence, regardless of the particular disease. This isn't the something as typhoid where you can be infected just from being in the same room, unlike HIV where you are safe. And even then the person should just be isolated until the risk passes, not be broadcast all over the news they had it.
And when defeated you get in trouble,. In a controlled environment its easy to detect defeated/nonfunctional ones.. you have 10 kids in class but only 8 register on the map...
Its about simplicity and cost. Its *far* simpler than tracking via cameras ( especially real-time ) and cheaper than a phone, which is often banned in schools anyway and since they are not school owned like the RFID tags, there might be some legal issues.
RFID is super cheap, reusable, and simple to automate the tracking.
Lets see, you initiated an unsolicited attempt to instigate a debate with me where i have clearly stated there will be no debate, so yes, you are obligated to follow my directions. Conversely since you are incapable of understanding and/or following directions that even a 5 year old child could understand, i have no obligation to you in any stretch of the imagination.
You are the failure in this situation.. And i bet most any other venture in your life.
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The reality is those are 'banned' mainly due to the risk of coming back and biting your own people. And remember if you don't belong to the 'world community', screw their rules.
you have just said the enemy cannot even be allowed to surrender, the war ends only in genocide
Yes, that is what i'm saying.
You are mistaken, they are ALL our enemy. Every last one of them. And 80% of the citizens here are as well, if you want to be honest about it.
And you in a jail cell, if you host an exit node on it. Remember kiddies, you are responsible for what comes out your pipe.
If they are an enemy, you use all the tools you have available to eradicate them.
Right, commerce at its core is redistribution of wealth. If it wasn't, it wouldn't be worth doing.
If you are too stupid to understand how brand loyalty works, i am not going to waste my time explaining.
Sure, that is technically possible but if you grow up with a 'brand' you will tend to stay with it for life.
Than making millions of dollars for yourself and your firm?
Crawl back under your rock, you damned Edison lover.
Tesla was right. Period. End of discussion. So F-off and die.
This isn't about the certs as much as it is getting kids programmed to use Microsoft products.
Like drug dealers, they need to capture the next generation. The first is always free.
Too bad it wasn't released as an opensim OAR.
He was wrong about the why, but not the how. All he lacked was continued funding to prove his concept on a large scale. ( on small scale, it worked fine ).
Sure, it wasn't as efficient as other methods, but it worked. Often times you trade efficiency for convenience in daily life.
This wouldn't even be a topic for discussion.
As if I'm going to brutally beat and/or stab someone who has AIDS
You may not, but some will. They will also discriminate at work due to lack of understanding and irrational prejudice. They might deny infected citizens housing or not let them eat in a restaurant or enter a grocery store.
Labeling anyone in public is a potential effective death sentence, regardless of the particular disease. This isn't the something as typhoid where you can be infected just from being in the same room, unlike HIV where you are safe. And even then the person should just be isolated until the risk passes, not be broadcast all over the news they had it.
While that is commendable, user training is more valuable and goes towards solving the problem instead of hiding it.
"Sorry we don't have these windows things you speak of", will be safe but "Why yes, we do have medicare, here is my SSN... " may not be.
So we are going to post everyone's names and addresses ( and photos too) on the web of who is infected? Its for the kids remember.
Will just drive people underground and make them afraid to get tested.
Sure they are. Unless you are an idiot, with zero budget.
And when defeated you get in trouble,. In a controlled environment its easy to detect defeated/nonfunctional ones.. you have 10 kids in class but only 8 register on the map...
Convert that table saw to a ( metal ) lathe, and the drill to a mill and that's mine...
And don't forget the welder, grinder..
Where do i get a gig like this?
Its about simplicity and cost. Its *far* simpler than tracking via cameras ( especially real-time ) and cheaper than a phone, which is often banned in schools anyway and since they are not school owned like the RFID tags, there might be some legal issues.
RFID is super cheap, reusable, and simple to automate the tracking.
Train the next generation to accept it as normal.
But its still relevant and usable.
Lets see, you initiated an unsolicited attempt to instigate a debate with me where i have clearly stated there will be no debate, so yes, you are obligated to follow my directions. Conversely since you are incapable of understanding and/or following directions that even a 5 year old child could understand, i have no obligation to you in any stretch of the imagination.
You are the failure in this situation.. And i bet most any other venture in your life.