I have it on good authority that about 25-30 plants are in the approval process so this is nothing new. So calling for 45 by then is probably going to happen anyway. Of course this isn't being said because, well, its got to seem like his idea.
Also, as for dangerous... get an education. 4th generation nuclear power plants are probably some of the safest forms of energy production available. Nuclear power is an incredibly safe form of energy production and to claim that its dangerous is talking out of sheer ignorance.
So coming from someone in the military...
How could you people possibly be shocked by this?
A) Special Ops. These people are meant to be invisible and are meant to invade quietly and do what is necessary to survive.
B) One of the reasons that all the complaining above can go on is because of the ability of our special forces to do these kinds of things...
C) This stuff is TAME compared to what a lot of militaries in the world allow their regular forces to do. That's why its called SpecOps.
D) You people have NO context on which this is based. This manual, in its proper context, is most likely very useful and appropriate.
So before you go on, bleeding your heart out because you have no idea what SpecOps actually does, and you think that these people should expose themselves to great risk rather than survive, move to the North Korea or China and then start trying to voice your opinion. See who's military is bad then.
I swear to god johnny... if you talk back one more time... it's the hose...
i bet that's an application they haven't thought of:-D...completely kidding... but still a funny thought.
I've had this problem actually with the router i suppose, my roommate keeps getting kicked too, but we still get a strong signal... i've encountered this problem with more than one linksys router tho... could be linksys
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I have it on good authority that about 25-30 plants are in the approval process so this is nothing new. So calling for 45 by then is probably going to happen anyway. Of course this isn't being said because, well, its got to seem like his idea. Also, as for dangerous... get an education. 4th generation nuclear power plants are probably some of the safest forms of energy production available. Nuclear power is an incredibly safe form of energy production and to claim that its dangerous is talking out of sheer ignorance.
So coming from someone in the military... How could you people possibly be shocked by this? A) Special Ops. These people are meant to be invisible and are meant to invade quietly and do what is necessary to survive. B) One of the reasons that all the complaining above can go on is because of the ability of our special forces to do these kinds of things... C) This stuff is TAME compared to what a lot of militaries in the world allow their regular forces to do. That's why its called SpecOps. D) You people have NO context on which this is based. This manual, in its proper context, is most likely very useful and appropriate. So before you go on, bleeding your heart out because you have no idea what SpecOps actually does, and you think that these people should expose themselves to great risk rather than survive, move to the North Korea or China and then start trying to voice your opinion. See who's military is bad then.
Yeah. It sucks. And CS doesn't count as engineering. Don't kid yourselves.
http://science.howstuffworks.com/breathalyzer.htm That's it. Are judges that dumb?
Well, with my wireless, I have to say, the bathroom has been a choice spot for me to read slashdot... better than a magazine...
I swear to god johnny... if you talk back one more time... it's the hose... i bet that's an application they haven't thought of :-D ...completely kidding... but still a funny thought.
I've had this problem actually with the router i suppose, my roommate keeps getting kicked too, but we still get a strong signal... i've encountered this problem with more than one linksys router tho... could be linksys
Actually, I seem to have the same problem with my AirPort Extreme card and a linksys 802.11b station...