You are making a lot of claims with no evidence backing them up. "Victim", "headaches from a", "made me sick". A psychosomatic condition doesn't require the laws of physics to be rewritten, and is a far sight more likely than your alleged sensitivity. Talk to James Randi about it, and he'll kick you a million bucks if you can prove you are right.
Bullshit. Recent adventures around the world have shown that US troops are not as well-trained s they could be, and in fact that the US military relies on equipment more than training, preferring to throw money at a problem rather than time and effort. The US soldier of old might have been something special, but these days they most certainly are not.
Laptops showing maps = not personal Laptops showing pr0n = personal
It's pretty easy. If the pilot is using some electronics in the course of his job, then it's not personal. If he's goofing off or using something completely inappropriate (cuisinart, 3-bar electric fire) then it's personal.
Most ATC radars are not active, but require planes to have transponders, in order to work. So it can only see transponder-enabled stuff. There are still, and will always be, radars around that are active, which do and always will look for planes without transponders or GPS returns. So I don't see a problem.
Antivirus software exists for both Linux and OS X, by the way. Your argument is trolly, as it's not even true. But anyway, you had your ass handed to you by the moderators already for that one, so fair enough.
Surely the world would be much better off without nationalism. Just as the world is better off without Townism, Caveism, and Familyism. We are bigger than our countries make us look. Being proud of other people's achievements makes as much sense as being full after someone else eats dinner. You didn't do it, so why be proud of it? Simply because the person doing something cool was accidentally born in the same place you were accidentally born? How does that make sense? It's just people trying to find pride in anything that will, in their opinion, make them seem better to other folks. Only the insecure need nationalism & patriotism. Those secure enough don't need to wave someone else's flag to feel good about themselves, or to feel like they belong.
The first European immigrants didn't bother to do that, so why should everyone else? It seems a bit of a double-standard. Especially when loads of immigrants stay in areas that have historically belonged to a certain Spanish-speaking country. Or are you asking for all non-Spanish-speakers in SoCal to start speaking Spanish?:)
They should allow people to buy the games via their service, and have physical discs mailed to the user, and allow the user to then play them on their service. Then if the service goes tits-up, all the users still have the games they paid for, though they'll then have to buy/make a computer good enough to play them.
If you use a debugging proxy you can find the short xml that is sent saying that the stream is not available to international users. That URL is the only one that needs proxying via the UK to get the RTMP streams. The RTMP streams can be accessed directly from anywhere.
There was no DRM on the BBC iPlayer's streams of "Life", short of checking the IP address of the computer requesting the playlist. Once the computer has the playlist, it doesn't matter where it is in the world - it could stream the programme just fine. Heck, a standard Flash player using the FLVPlayback component can play the BBC's RTMP streams perfectly.
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"Revolutionary" = Motive
"Terrorism" = Means
You can be both, as in the example of Timothy McVeigh.
You are making a lot of claims with no evidence backing them up. "Victim", "headaches from a", "made me sick". A psychosomatic condition doesn't require the laws of physics to be rewritten, and is a far sight more likely than your alleged sensitivity. Talk to James Randi about it, and he'll kick you a million bucks if you can prove you are right.
Germany opened the Russian flood-gates. Russia, occupying all of Europe, would definitely be a problem for the US.
Except both Windows PCs and the Xbox 360 both use DirectX, which represents the vast majority of the market.
Or, technically, 512 x 18 x 80 x 2 bytes.
Bullshit. Recent adventures around the world have shown that US troops are not as well-trained s they could be, and in fact that the US military relies on equipment more than training, preferring to throw money at a problem rather than time and effort. The US soldier of old might have been something special, but these days they most certainly are not.
Did you watch the video, or are you guessing? :)
Laptops showing maps = not personal
Laptops showing pr0n = personal
It's pretty easy. If the pilot is using some electronics in the course of his job, then it's not personal. If he's goofing off or using something completely inappropriate (cuisinart, 3-bar electric fire) then it's personal.
Most ATC radars are not active, but require planes to have transponders, in order to work. So it can only see transponder-enabled stuff. There are still, and will always be, radars around that are active, which do and always will look for planes without transponders or GPS returns. So I don't see a problem.
Being concerned with where you live is not the same as equating yourself with where you live. I don't know where you got that impression.
Sun VirtualBox definitely does.
Antivirus software exists for both Linux and OS X, by the way. Your argument is trolly, as it's not even true. But anyway, you had your ass handed to you by the moderators already for that one, so fair enough.
Surely the world would be much better off without nationalism. Just as the world is better off without Townism, Caveism, and Familyism. We are bigger than our countries make us look. Being proud of other people's achievements makes as much sense as being full after someone else eats dinner. You didn't do it, so why be proud of it? Simply because the person doing something cool was accidentally born in the same place you were accidentally born? How does that make sense? It's just people trying to find pride in anything that will, in their opinion, make them seem better to other folks. Only the insecure need nationalism & patriotism. Those secure enough don't need to wave someone else's flag to feel good about themselves, or to feel like they belong.
If MS included one in Windows they'd be slapped with an antitrust suit from Adobe in milliseconds.
If by a handful of change you mean a few cents, then yeah - it's practically free for all involved. Teh horrorz!
Oh snap.
The first European immigrants didn't bother to do that, so why should everyone else? It seems a bit of a double-standard. Especially when loads of immigrants stay in areas that have historically belonged to a certain Spanish-speaking country. Or are you asking for all non-Spanish-speakers in SoCal to start speaking Spanish? :)
It's being used to get kids excited about science, so the real benefit is whatever those kids possibly produce.
I'm on O2 in Germany with a Palm Pre, and the 3G is fantastic, when not in the deepest, darkest Schwarzwald.
They should allow people to buy the games via their service, and have physical discs mailed to the user, and allow the user to then play them on their service. Then if the service goes tits-up, all the users still have the games they paid for, though they'll then have to buy/make a computer good enough to play them.
Very interesting. I'll have to look into this. It'll most likely be very easily defeated.
If you use a debugging proxy you can find the short xml that is sent saying that the stream is not available to international users. That URL is the only one that needs proxying via the UK to get the RTMP streams. The RTMP streams can be accessed directly from anywhere.
There was no DRM on the BBC iPlayer's streams of "Life", short of checking the IP address of the computer requesting the playlist. Once the computer has the playlist, it doesn't matter where it is in the world - it could stream the programme just fine. Heck, a standard Flash player using the FLVPlayback component can play the BBC's RTMP streams perfectly.
Adobe's stuff works fine on Windows. Maybe it's not Adobe's fault?
The HERTI is not armed - it is purely reconnaissance. The BAE Fury is the armed version.