If you are a state employed hacker (and China and Russia have them) you attack what they want when they want. Its not always about money but infomation
(Sighs) If you don't know how many tech firms artificially book sale in countries that they are not really selling the goods from (in order to avoid paying taxes) then you really need to read up.
"Ah, you believe "taxes are theft" but actually"
Nice fail at putting words I never said
If someone can make it work trucks powered by electric motors off batteries topped up by turbines is probably the medium term way to go. The emissions are way better as is fuel economy.
Sorry if it offends but many of us are actually very proud of our country, its heritage, and as such don't see reason to not celebrate it which can mean having the flag visible.
You did highlight the major difference though, we don't have to do it but we do so out of our own free will. Because of that we may seem excessive but there should never be anything wrong with such pride in one's country.
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The almost comical excess of flags is a fairly recent phenomenon. It seems more the politics of 'with us or against us'. Politicians seek to compete with each other to show who can be more patriotic. So we have the flags nailed to anything that isn't moving and the quasi-mandatory lapel badge flags. This trickles down to society as a whole. If one person has a flag on their house then two or three then most - those who are left are placed under a social pressure that their failure to do the same is a lack of patriotism. There is nothing wrong with pride about your country - but pride can be both personal and private - ostentatious displays can be more about demonstrating your patriotism to others.
As to other countries; really, one might assume from some posts that no one else has had a revolution or fought for independence. The majority of the world has at some point fought for independence, under a flag, from some country or other and done so in comparatively recent times.
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What about the rights of the child not to die is be severely disabled by their parents negligence
Cost to reset the airbag might be pretty huge as well - they are for existing ones
That won't work as the courts are not generally as dysfunctional as East Texas.
If you are a state employed hacker (and China and Russia have them) you attack what they want when they want. Its not always about money but infomation
Well if I have to choose between the claims of various western security agencies or China i'm going to choose the former.
The major security agencies have slightly more sophisticated ways to tracking attack sources than the IP address!
Hacker do sit around waiting to act when they are directed by the State that shelters them..(Russia/China/Iran/N.Korea)
Surely they just default their own internal one
Only and handful of major pipes into R afaik
Do we 'know' that or just think that. Given Humans wiped out the N (directly or indirectly) can we be that sure of the effectiveness of interbreading.
"At least until they smarten up like the old USA!" Didn't you miss your [sarcasm] tags
Certainly the autobahns seem to manage unrestricted speed sections perfectly well.
Because those companies have to comply with local laws as well.
(Sighs) If you don't know how many tech firms artificially book sale in countries that they are not really selling the goods from (in order to avoid paying taxes) then you really need to read up. "Ah, you believe "taxes are theft" but actually" Nice fail at putting words I never said
"Steal from those who are better at managing their resources" I'm not sure absurd and artificial tax arrangements is 'better' more shameful.
Congratulations on passing 'How the US Government Works 101'
If someone can make it work trucks powered by electric motors off batteries topped up by turbines is probably the medium term way to go. The emissions are way better as is fuel economy.
"Then it will become more common practice to cut lines to the places they will rob" Good luck with that my phone and power are 6' underground.
Does just slightly wanting to go to the solar plant to see bird fireballs descending like meteors make me a bad person ;-)
In the UK you can ultimately bring a private prosecution as an individual.
Dimples on a car it will be teased by all the other vehicles. Think of the counselling it will need :-)
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They've brought his 'urn' with them before.
Sorry if it offends but many of us are actually very proud of our country, its heritage, and as such don't see reason to not celebrate it which can mean having the flag visible.
You did highlight the major difference though, we don't have to do it but we do so out of our own free will. Because of that we may seem excessive but there should never be anything wrong with such pride in one's country.
> The almost comical excess of flags is a fairly recent phenomenon. It seems more the politics of 'with us or against us'. Politicians seek to compete with each other to show who can be more patriotic. So we have the flags nailed to anything that isn't moving and the quasi-mandatory lapel badge flags. This trickles down to society as a whole. If one person has a flag on their house then two or three then most - those who are left are placed under a social pressure that their failure to do the same is a lack of patriotism. There is nothing wrong with pride about your country - but pride can be both personal and private - ostentatious displays can be more about demonstrating your patriotism to others. As to other countries; really, one might assume from some posts that no one else has had a revolution or fought for independence. The majority of the world has at some point fought for independence, under a flag, from some country or other and done so in comparatively recent times.
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