I don't think that anyone is arguing otherwise? Though i'm sure that if an organization wanted to use parts of the city for training they could just ask the Mayor.
Seems like they should be fine. You are destroying the thing anyways. Do you mean accidentally going off? Soldiers already carry plenty of that and its rarely an issue.
The handheld crypto computer i used had a software self-destruct. You pressed the red key three times and it was dead. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AN/CYZ-10 As far as equipment, each truck had a thermite grenade by the radio. Pull pin, place on radio, walk away.
The only problem with that is that the military is made of common citizens. Not rich fat cats or people with power. The commander-in-chief (President) is the highest person in charge but ranks second to the Constitution. The oath of service is to the Constitution first. Check it out: http://www.army.mil/values/oath.html
In my opinion, the US Army will mostly side with the people if there was a domestic conflict. I have no idea about the police but they seem to always be combative with citizens. I doubt that will change.
As far as i can tell, mainstream media is a civilian/private thing, not a government one. Don't blame the government that you don't hear about soldiers in the news. Also, there is such a thing as middle ground. Not remotely giving a care in the world and treating them like the Queen of England are at opposite ends of the spectrum. Instead of pushing your idea of how you think the government treats it's soldiers, you should ask some soldiers.
It's okay to not support wars, soldiers, or any military. In my country, that is your right. When i was a soldier, i was in a position to defend that right. But try not to project how you feel onto others. Not everyone dislikes soldiers, (or wars).
Because when soldiers are exposed to the same levels of stress and death but minus brain shaking explosions they don't have these kinds of problems. The guys who get blown up just aren't right in the head anymore.
I doubt that you know what "the country" wants to do with it's military. You've obviously never been in one. I can only speak for the US Army but they do a good job taking care of their own. There are piles of support programs for soldiers to take advantage of (including education).
I can promise you that any government that treats its soldiers like gum on their shoe will not last a single night against a real army.
I think the idea behind surveying Afghanistan was to find their citizens another way to make money. Growing drugs seems to be a dangerous way of life. I'm sure some American companies would love to move in and start mining, but that's not likely to happen.
Sounds like you are personally biased against PHP more than anything else. But putting javascript in the anti-pattern group is pretty rough. I do fall into the minimal camp though. Use it lightly! To each their own : )
I suppose that depends on your definition of enterprise app? If it is something you want people to access via a browser then i'd say you should take php & js over cobol.
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lol, i laughed at json as well. It's too efficient! Burn it!
People don't use the yellow pages to call up plumbers anymore. You have to have an online presence.
What's wrong with the USPS? That place is quick! Also, you did use roads while traveling between jobs, right? That's government infrastructure.
I don't think that anyone is arguing otherwise? Though i'm sure that if an organization wanted to use parts of the city for training they could just ask the Mayor.
very neat! Thanks for the info
Seems like they should be fine. You are destroying the thing anyways. Do you mean accidentally going off? Soldiers already carry plenty of that and its rarely an issue.
The handheld crypto computer i used had a software self-destruct. You pressed the red key three times and it was dead. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AN/CYZ-10
As far as equipment, each truck had a thermite grenade by the radio. Pull pin, place on radio, walk away.
The higher the rank, the longer the mines can be deployed for.
The only problem with that is that the military is made of common citizens. Not rich fat cats or people with power. The commander-in-chief (President) is the highest person in charge but ranks second to the Constitution. The oath of service is to the Constitution first. Check it out: http://www.army.mil/values/oath.html
In my opinion, the US Army will mostly side with the people if there was a domestic conflict. I have no idea about the police but they seem to always be combative with citizens. I doubt that will change.
There are plenty of mock cities. But there aren't enough training resources for everyone.
hah, just a glance at steam stats says otherwise: http://store.steampowered.com/stats/
I thought he was hanged (hung?) after a trial?
As far as i can tell, mainstream media is a civilian/private thing, not a government one. Don't blame the government that you don't hear about soldiers in the news. Also, there is such a thing as middle ground. Not remotely giving a care in the world and treating them like the Queen of England are at opposite ends of the spectrum. Instead of pushing your idea of how you think the government treats it's soldiers, you should ask some soldiers.
It's okay to not support wars, soldiers, or any military. In my country, that is your right. When i was a soldier, i was in a position to defend that right. But try not to project how you feel onto others. Not everyone dislikes soldiers, (or wars).
That seems very likely. But it wouldn't be true for active military.
Because when soldiers are exposed to the same levels of stress and death but minus brain shaking explosions they don't have these kinds of problems. The guys who get blown up just aren't right in the head anymore.
I doubt that you know what "the country" wants to do with it's military. You've obviously never been in one. I can only speak for the US Army but they do a good job taking care of their own. There are piles of support programs for soldiers to take advantage of (including education).
I can promise you that any government that treats its soldiers like gum on their shoe will not last a single night against a real army.
Don't you turn up the AC (or turn the temperature down) ?
I agree. There have always been skeptics and gullibles. Pics or it didn't happen!
D.U. is typically sent to people for free. At a high velocity : )
This should be an easy battle. Make sure he can only use linux on his workstation : )
I think the idea behind surveying Afghanistan was to find their citizens another way to make money. Growing drugs seems to be a dangerous way of life. I'm sure some American companies would love to move in and start mining, but that's not likely to happen.
We make mountains out of it, cover it with a thin layer of grass, and harvest the delicious fumes : )
Sounds like you are personally biased against PHP more than anything else. But putting javascript in the anti-pattern group is pretty rough. I do fall into the minimal camp though. Use it lightly! To each their own : )
Did you mean Javascript is not important in enterprise or Java?
I suppose that depends on your definition of enterprise app? If it is something you want people to access via a browser then i'd say you should take php & js over cobol.