... and not for any job reasons! Because politicians think people can't be trusted to handle such an immensely dangerous item as motor fuel without proper training and certification!
I'd bike, but 6 miles in this traffic would be suicide... not to mention the agony of riding to work in business-acceptable clothes in a humid 90F+ - yikes.
I stand corrected. That's a lot of circumstantial evidence pointing to it (and this isn't CSI... the most probably answer is likely the real answer too)
Bah. Damn brain getting confused. Well, that's no revolver:P
Still - even if the accuracy sucks it could still be considered sniping. Nobody said it had to be good... you could get lucky (or if your plan was to cause disruption... mission accomplished)
The sprinkler activation system was disconnected at all times (excepting inspection). That made me feel safe.
Eventually -I- figured out what was wrong with the system and fixed it, and with the alarms cleared they felt safe enough to put the activators back on.
Indeed. Someone could even get silly and stick a 2x (or greater) optic on the revolver. There's a popular photo (and/or shop) of a kitten with one... I'm sure you've seen it.
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Yea, that would be the "official" use.
It's a shame that the third party that finally gains some steam is a bunch of assholes.
The Middle East would have to cooperate (for once) for this to work.
No, but it expends a goodly amount of fuel oil to ship it...
One word: Timothy
... and not for any job reasons! Because politicians think people can't be trusted to handle such an immensely dangerous item as motor fuel without proper training and certification!
That's easy. Whoever made your particular car would license the patent.
You know, patents aren't a denial to use... you just have to pay for the privilege.
... and in a twist nobody expected... it shuts off, and the world moves on.
It's flip off, not flick off. It's also not a swear, no need to censor it (even if it was... it's not like you're going to violate some innocent mind)
Too bad for them. If they had it up open with a few ads, they would have gotten some views.
As it is now, nada. Fuck them.
Or, some "enterprising" individual can manipulate such accident and hazard broadcasts to reroute automated traffic at will...
I'd bike, but 6 miles in this traffic would be suicide... not to mention the agony of riding to work in business-acceptable clothes in a humid 90F+ - yikes.
fucking slashdot. There's a '<<' between 'write' and '"EOF"'
Ahem.
$ cat > /file/to/write "EOF"
Type your shit
over as many
lines as you
want.
When you are
done, simply type
EOF
$
Which is great, until maintenance time comes around...
You mean green on black?
Everything everyone does is not always motivated by profit...
I stand corrected. That's a lot of circumstantial evidence pointing to it (and this isn't CSI... the most probably answer is likely the real answer too)
If the cause called for it, yes. I suppose I'm one of the few.
I have not yet seen a cause that did... yet.
Bah. Damn brain getting confused. Well, that's no revolver :P
Still - even if the accuracy sucks it could still be considered sniping. Nobody said it had to be good... you could get lucky (or if your plan was to cause disruption... mission accomplished)
There's a third option you missed: the machinery breaks.
It's happened before, and could happen again.
Indeed. It's hardly a peaceful protest if people are shouting and throwing dangerous objects about.
If you are throwing anything besides a flower, expect retaliation.
.38 is hardly uncommon. How do we know it was Norman's that we (now) can hear?
We had the opposite problem.
The sprinkler activation system was disconnected at all times (excepting inspection). That made me feel safe.
Eventually -I- figured out what was wrong with the system and fixed it, and with the alarms cleared they felt safe enough to put the activators back on.
Indeed. Someone could even get silly and stick a 2x (or greater) optic on the revolver. There's a popular photo (and/or shop) of a kitten with one... I'm sure you've seen it.