True enough, but such things cost money. Something 'simple' like Truecrypt isn't a perfect fit but you can deploy it (at risk, as you state) without having to fork over cash.
I only state this because we should all be aware of the budget nightmare NASA has been living lately.
Try that when the jammers include rotating high-gain antennas or randomly variable transmission power. Yes, you can still do it, but if you try to tell me it's an easy task I'll tell you you're lying.
Not to mention - the more of that material that is released as energy the better, from a weapons perspective. A proper warhead wouldn't spew heavy elements all over the place.
Fine. What about when you do all that in the sim instead of letting it float you down to the runway all on it's own?
I landed without ATC contact, a significant crosswind, only one engine, and half my instruments out. Oh, and it was raining. (yes, and i was NOT aligned to the runway, as I had been up in the air and diverted for the landing)
Sure, it's different than doing it in the real thing, but not different enough to discount the sim experience.
That's great and all, but when saying "wait, what?" is construed as "resiting arrest" we have a problem.
I like cops, in general. They fill a very important role and the ones I've delt with have been pleasant enough. It's the assholes who abuse the system that are the problem.
I'm pretty sure we have a timeout. I know I've hit my own trying to think something out. Just... nothing for a few seconds, then BANG! Frustration and a nudge into thinking how much the problem sucks instead of working the problem, or just outright derailment from the problem at hand ("oh look at the shiny")
You don't know the gunshot killed him until the coroner does his thing. He could have already been dead. Hell he might have been dead from natural causes, and the gunshot was just desecration of a corpse.
There's a big difference between first degree murder and mutilating a corpse. They have to be sure. It's their job to be sure.
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True enough, but such things cost money. Something 'simple' like Truecrypt isn't a perfect fit but you can deploy it (at risk, as you state) without having to fork over cash.
I only state this because we should all be aware of the budget nightmare NASA has been living lately.
For the lazy it does the job well. No need spend budget on it.
"lol didn't read"
I'd be an asshole too, with a name like that...
Compared to a reactor accident?
Try again.
Try that when the jammers include rotating high-gain antennas or randomly variable transmission power. Yes, you can still do it, but if you try to tell me it's an easy task I'll tell you you're lying.
Not to mention - the more of that material that is released as energy the better, from a weapons perspective. A proper warhead wouldn't spew heavy elements all over the place.
Was it ever figured out what was hidden in that shopjob? Did they ever make a statement when it was called out?
That would matter if we are talking about 1000bq. However, we are talking about 16000000000000000bq. (hence the importance of the peta- prefix)
AC thinks particles go "oh, hey, it's my half-life" and flash into another element.
Isn't the half-life the halfway point between one and the other? And a legitimate question: is the conversion rate constant?
... that is unless you're one of those assholes who likes to say a file is 16305067 bytes in length instead of just saying 16.3mb.
Not all of us are engineers, and we appreciate (proper) use of SI prefixes.
Don't forget about all the extra radiation.
Fine. What about when you do all that in the sim instead of letting it float you down to the runway all on it's own?
I landed without ATC contact, a significant crosswind, only one engine, and half my instruments out. Oh, and it was raining. (yes, and i was NOT aligned to the runway, as I had been up in the air and diverted for the landing)
Sure, it's different than doing it in the real thing, but not different enough to discount the sim experience.
That's great and all, but when saying "wait, what?" is construed as "resiting arrest" we have a problem.
I like cops, in general. They fill a very important role and the ones I've delt with have been pleasant enough. It's the assholes who abuse the system that are the problem.
Expect there to be a list for IP offenders soon.
How do you rape manslaughter?
Probably lept from 'felony' right up to what a federal court would impose, not realizing the state would handle it in all but those corner cases.
I'm pretty sure we have a timeout. I know I've hit my own trying to think something out. Just... nothing for a few seconds, then BANG! Frustration and a nudge into thinking how much the problem sucks instead of working the problem, or just outright derailment from the problem at hand ("oh look at the shiny")
Who says you have to explicitly code it in? It could be derived from the device's S/N or MACs.
Good catch, I did mean "portal"
Our military is far too advanced for that to fly. There won't be another Gettysburg, just dead leaders.
I'd much prefer "Then quit bitching and pack up your shit. Mexico isn't very far away"
You don't know the gunshot killed him until the coroner does his thing. He could have already been dead. Hell he might have been dead from natural causes, and the gunshot was just desecration of a corpse.
There's a big difference between first degree murder and mutilating a corpse. They have to be sure. It's their job to be sure.
Eh, people do all sorts of crazy and/or disgusting things under that umbrella. Why not throw suppositories in there too?