No, only slow economy causes job displacement. there is plenty of work to do that technology has created. in US the biggest increase in hiring is in "leisure and entertainment", followed by professional and business services, then retail.....this and housing market coming alive will soon ripple into manufacturing and construction
it's silly to be of the mindset, OMG, the lamp lighters and buggy whip makers and horseshoe smiths and chimney sweeps will starve!
you know what I like to read about, ignorant fucking twats who think higher taxes or spending will fix something. Just what we need, more pork barrel projects that benefit very few people or more people totally on the government tit, basically breeders for criminals and the useless lazy.
there are a couple things to mitigate that problem, if it is going generally up and the onboard electronics come online (similar to way artillery fuzing is activated after launch), self destruct could be sent
for failure during acceleration, destroy the machine in such a way the projectile is guaranteed to ram into bedrock down or off to side
most of world uninhabited, for the edge case of failure in acceleration right before projectile leaves, and on board self-destruct can't be activated, then you're in the same situation as with any normal rocket with same issues, most of world is uninhabited.
or it goes into depression, it's tortured soul making masterpieces that will be unappreciated in its lifetime. Toward the end, it will cut off its own motherboard speaker and ship it to a porn site.
Give sensitive data to poor country's IT workers? they've already proven themselves not trustworthy, the horror stories from India alone boggle the mind. And good luck with any legal venue.
their code may have a large footprint but it runs really fast, preferring lots of branching over subroutines; for some reason pushing things into stacks sound scary
but armed robber or assassin doesn't need 500 round box, does he? and how many shots fired during a crime? a $13 25-round box of cheapest 9mm or 38 special goes a long way. as for revolver, cheap ass CC Blazer can be had for $18 a box.
I've been in plenty of "1800" matches (90 rounds rimfire, 90 rounds centerfire)....truthfully the weight of the guns more than anything is what makes my hand tired.
actually, as computer dept. found at work with my Mac, you might indeed need to do some research as driver might not work on one's "one behind current version" OS
that said, trivial to find working combination, I'm amazed some people are afraid they'll break a nail doing 120 seconds "research" on the net
But note even those pistol pressure are too huge for any plastic, even a wimpy.380 ACP (9mm Kurtz) is 21,500 CPU (roughly same as PSI)
if you value your life or use of your hand, don't use a 3D printed barrel/chamber unless there is some kind of materials breakthrough that give plastic the strength of iron.
and many animals have been maimed and suffered for a long time because of stupid hunters using inadequate round for the game they're hunting. Sure a 22 LR in head or other vital area *might* kill human or deer or larger animal, but it also might not.
It is ILLEGAL in Alaska to hunt deer or any larger game with a 22 LR, for the reason I just gave. All rimfiire ammunition, which includes 22LR, is illegal for that. Illegal in my state of Illinois too and most (maybe all?) states.
No, false. And citing Hollywood movies doesn't bolster the case. Most successful assassinations are carried out by heavier and/or higher velocity rounds.
22 LR *might* kill someone (sometimes a day later, as a relative of mine died), or not.
For example, some Navy SEALS were issued sound suppressed 22LR pistols, for killing patrol DOGS. They have heavier ammo for people.
One difference, those with gunsmithing skills will tell you plastic is an inappropriate material to make firearm chambers and barrels.
Cedar is an appropriate material; your father just lacked some very basic knowledge - which he can now get the internet if he still is alive and still is interested.
many people do this (and with more than three monitors) on Linux, just a matter of the right card and driver; you're imaging a massive response to the non-issue you fabricated between your ears?
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these are the choads that wanted royalties for your ringtones, but federal court smacked them down.
Past time to put this cartel parasites to the flames, treat them the same as the mafia.
No, only slow economy causes job displacement. there is plenty of work to do that technology has created. in US the biggest increase in hiring is in "leisure and entertainment", followed by professional and business services, then retail.....this and housing market coming alive will soon ripple into manufacturing and construction
it's silly to be of the mindset, OMG, the lamp lighters and buggy whip makers and horseshoe smiths and chimney sweeps will starve!
you know what I like to read about, ignorant fucking twats who think higher taxes or spending will fix something. Just what we need, more pork barrel projects that benefit very few people or more people totally on the government tit, basically breeders for criminals and the useless lazy.
there are a couple things to mitigate that problem, if it is going generally up and the onboard electronics come online (similar to way artillery fuzing is activated after launch), self destruct could be sent
for failure during acceleration, destroy the machine in such a way the projectile is guaranteed to ram into bedrock down or off to side
most of world uninhabited, for the edge case of failure in acceleration right before projectile leaves, and on board self-destruct can't be activated, then you're in the same situation as with any normal rocket with same issues, most of world is uninhabited.
from the 70s to the 90s there also was reliability problem with massive transistor count GaAs chips, a battle Seymour Cray was fighting
you might be interested to know 120mm tank round electronics do indeed take about 60,000 g of accleration, a 40mm over 100,000g
solved problem
any failure during launch and it becomes a weapon. hope they put in crater to keep neighbors out of harms way
or it goes into depression, it's tortured soul making masterpieces that will be unappreciated in its lifetime. Toward the end, it will cut off its own motherboard speaker and ship it to a porn site.
Give sensitive data to poor country's IT workers? they've already proven themselves not trustworthy, the horror stories from India alone boggle the mind. And good luck with any legal venue.
their code may have a large footprint but it runs really fast, preferring lots of branching over subroutines; for some reason pushing things into stacks sound scary
Time Waste.
Randall wasted it; while no individual viewer wasted as much in sum even more time was wasted
actually, if you're on the radio in the military or FAA, or speaking of equipment/room designations at a nuke plant, it is
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but armed robber or assassin doesn't need 500 round box, does he? and how many shots fired during a crime? a $13 25-round box of cheapest 9mm or 38 special goes a long way. as for revolver, cheap ass CC Blazer can be had for $18 a box.
I've been in plenty of "1800" matches (90 rounds rimfire, 90 rounds centerfire)....truthfully the weight of the guns more than anything is what makes my hand tired.
Guess again, just checked 2012 list of 10 most stolen cars in America (excludes SUV and trucks), 2000 Caravan is #5
No, that's not true either. either of the .355 (9mm ) and .357" diameter bullet (.38 special and .357 magnum) is used more often the .22 LR in the USA.
actually, as computer dept. found at work with my Mac, you might indeed need to do some research as driver might not work on one's "one behind current version" OS
that said, trivial to find working combination, I'm amazed some people are afraid they'll break a nail doing 120 seconds "research" on the net
But note even those pistol pressure are too huge for any plastic, even a wimpy .380 ACP (9mm Kurtz) is 21,500 CPU (roughly same as PSI)
if you value your life or use of your hand, don't use a 3D printed barrel/chamber unless there is some kind of materials breakthrough that give plastic the strength of iron.
steel is used for a reason.....
bullshit. in USA, larger calibers are more frequently used, look it up.
and many animals have been maimed and suffered for a long time because of stupid hunters using inadequate round for the game they're hunting. Sure a 22 LR in head or other vital area *might* kill human or deer or larger animal, but it also might not.
It is ILLEGAL in Alaska to hunt deer or any larger game with a 22 LR, for the reason I just gave. All rimfiire ammunition, which includes 22LR, is illegal for that. Illegal in my state of Illinois too and most (maybe all?) states.
No, false. And citing Hollywood movies doesn't bolster the case. Most successful assassinations are carried out by heavier and/or higher velocity rounds.
22 LR *might* kill someone (sometimes a day later, as a relative of mine died), or not.
For example, some Navy SEALS were issued sound suppressed 22LR pistols, for killing patrol DOGS. They have heavier ammo for people.
One difference, those with gunsmithing skills will tell you plastic is an inappropriate material to make firearm chambers and barrels.
Cedar is an appropriate material; your father just lacked some very basic knowledge - which he can now get the internet if he still is alive and still is interested.
I would be honored myself if three Ents helped me with a web project while at grad school
and narcotics boom, followed by junvie detention center boom
many people do this (and with more than three monitors) on Linux, just a matter of the right card and driver; you're imaging a massive response to the non-issue you fabricated between your ears?
no, incarceration without cause of U.S. citizens, and torture of foreigners has been going on for decades at least since WW II