As an example. We have a specific enumeratured right in the constitution permitting us to bear arms. So I am sitting in a coffee shop in, say, Berlin, with my Navy Colt in a holster on my hip. Do you think my rights are protected?
They aren't protected AT ALL. Unless you want to try to invade the US to enforce your rules, you can call all the cops you want, file some diplomatic grievances, quote some EU law, and they will laugh at you.
EU people are always on about the US trying to police the world. Well, this is the EU trying to enforce their laws globally. We tell the Chinese to piss off and they have *real* power. The EU is a bunch of backwater corrupotocrats trying to replicate the USSR who have no power whatsoever, and depend on us for both endless streams of money and for subsidizing their defense (in some cases because we don't trust them to have any power themselves, Germany being a repeat offender). You have NO control and the people that are currently paying their fines are doing it semi-voluntarily - it's extortion and designed to be.
If push comes to shove, US companies will tell you to piss off and there's not one damn thing you can do about it.
Don't omit the masterful use of loopholes and exploiting every possible government subsidy, extracting lots of working capital from the US Treasury, or effectively subsidizing his activities.
If we could cure people of this stupid Europhilia affectations - "maths", for Christ's sake? Yes, TOS was on The Guardian, but the summary is for a largely US audience.
I guess it makes everyone feel sophisticated, while they suck on their 2-quart bottle of Mountain Dew in their mom's basement.
This is the sort of sociopath nutcase we used to ignore as a lunatic, but now we treat him like a rational human being. He is a *social scientist*, he knows no more about facts than the bored housewives who cheer such stupidity on "The View" as if they were a collection of Einsteins.
Bloody hell, does *no one* see how divergently crazy they are getting?
Funny how quickly things change. Also, for more than half a century, claiming that the Russians were interfering in our government was the rankest form of witch hunt, McCarthyism, and a terrible miscarriage of those so accused. Then, mysteriously, starting on the morning of Nov 9, 2016, there were Russians behind every tree and manipulating the electorate and the candidates like puppets, with responsibility for everything wrong with the world. And Vlad Putin, which we once heralded as a progressive leader and a guy we could "reset" our relations from the bellicose old days, was an unstoppable demon.
The Commerce Clause has been bastardized to mean almost anything, so a slight additional bastardization to lower gas prices seems like a pretty good idea.
Of course. This is the home of self-hating American talk, they all pump each other up talking about how terrible it all is, while living in the lap of incomprehensible wealth, and feeling guilty about it.
IP spoofing will get you exactly fucking nowhere, because the command/TLM link doesn't use IP protocols, or anything like them, even for commercial satellites.
TFS is the biggest pile of bullshit I have seen in a very long time, and the TFA is even worse. It is far beyond merely ridiculous.
Because everybody in media was perfectly fine with Facebook's extensive data mining operation, and with politicians' exploitation of it for electoral manipulation, as long as it was used for their chosen candidates. It became a problem when Trump used it even more extensively and more successfully.
Single-blade razors give very poor shaves and have far too much tendency to cut. Be honest - because at my age I have gone from "safety razors" to injectors to two-and 3- blade cartridges and the difference in ease and safety is absurdly clear.
Of course the shipbuilding countries were OK with it - everybody has to retrofit their ships, or buy new ones, and the extra buried profit can be arbitrarily high, because they *have no choice, by fiat*.
Of course, this will also increase costs for basic good, like an extremely regressive tax, increasing the gap from rich too poor. Well done!
And your point would be what, exactly? To launch a payload that can go on a moderately-sized rocket on the most capable rocket ever made, just to you would find it more "cool", for some reason?
The interesting and important end of the rocket is in the nose, not the tail.
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They have been sending strongly worded letters to, say, North Korea for some time. This will be precisely as effective.
As an example. We have a specific enumeratured right in the constitution permitting us to bear arms. So I am sitting in a coffee shop in, say, Berlin, with my Navy Colt in a holster on my hip. Do you think my rights are protected?
They aren't protected AT ALL. Unless you want to try to invade the US to enforce your rules, you can call all the cops you want, file some diplomatic grievances, quote some EU law, and they will laugh at you.
EU people are always on about the US trying to police the world. Well, this is the EU trying to enforce their laws globally. We tell the Chinese to piss off and they have *real* power. The EU is a bunch of backwater corrupotocrats trying to replicate the USSR who have no power whatsoever, and depend on us for both endless streams of money and for subsidizing their defense (in some cases because we don't trust them to have any power themselves, Germany being a repeat offender). You have NO control and the people that are currently paying their fines are doing it semi-voluntarily - it's extortion and designed to be.
If push comes to shove, US companies will tell you to piss off and there's not one damn thing you can do about it.
That's great, I think the world would be a better place if the EU walled itself off and didn't interact with the free world.
Unfortunately, they can still *vote* in many areas, legally or not, and many proposals to require ID have been rejected.
Don't omit the masterful use of loopholes and exploiting every possible government subsidy, extracting lots of working capital from the US Treasury, or effectively subsidizing his activities.
The latter, I think...
Because people don't like being told what to do, particularly when they live in a country where such things are designed to be nearly impossible.
If we could cure people of this stupid Europhilia affectations - "maths", for Christ's sake? Yes, TOS was on The Guardian, but the summary is for a largely US audience.
I guess it makes everyone feel sophisticated, while they suck on their 2-quart bottle of Mountain Dew in their mom's basement.
That's what I thought, too, any reasonable algorithm would bang through that in a managable time on any modern processor.
This is the sort of sociopath nutcase we used to ignore as a lunatic, but now we treat him like a rational human being. He is a *social scientist*, he knows no more about facts than the bored housewives who cheer such stupidity on "The View" as if they were a collection of Einsteins.
Bloody hell, does *no one* see how divergently crazy they are getting?
Funny how quickly things change. Also, for more than half a century, claiming that the Russians were interfering in our government was the rankest form of witch hunt, McCarthyism, and a terrible miscarriage of those so accused. Then, mysteriously, starting on the morning of Nov 9, 2016, there were Russians behind every tree and manipulating the electorate and the candidates like puppets, with responsibility for everything wrong with the world. And Vlad Putin, which we once heralded as a progressive leader and a guy we could "reset" our relations from the bellicose old days, was an unstoppable demon.
Odd indeed.
The Commerce Clause has been bastardized to mean almost anything, so a slight additional bastardization to lower gas prices seems like a pretty good idea.
No, I won't bother when the PP is a spew ofnonsense, which is by definition irrefutable (since it contains only emotional venting).
The sad thing is that you probably really believe this.
Of course. This is the home of self-hating American talk, they all pump each other up talking about how terrible it all is, while living in the lap of incomprehensible wealth, and feeling guilty about it.
IP spoofing will get you exactly fucking nowhere, because the command/TLM link doesn't use IP protocols, or anything like them, even for commercial satellites.
TFS is the biggest pile of bullshit I have seen in a very long time, and the TFA is even worse. It is far beyond merely ridiculous.
Brett
"Technical Demo". Very good.
You used to read Playboy for the articles, right?
Because everybody in media was perfectly fine with Facebook's extensive data mining operation, and with politicians' exploitation of it for electoral manipulation, as long as it was used for their chosen candidates. It became a problem when Trump used it even more extensively and more successfully.
Sadly. so many idiots don't understand the phrase "cost of employment" or "supply and demand". See also: Venezuela
Those Swedish guys really know how to give you almost all the parts you need to make a bookcase!
Single-blade razors give very poor shaves and have far too much tendency to cut. Be honest - because at my age I have gone from "safety razors" to injectors to two-and 3- blade cartridges and the difference in ease and safety is absurdly clear.
It put North Haverbrook on the map!
Of course the shipbuilding countries were OK with it - everybody has to retrofit their ships, or buy new ones, and the extra buried profit can be arbitrarily high, because they *have no choice, by fiat*.
Of course, this will also increase costs for basic good, like an extremely regressive tax, increasing the gap from rich too poor. Well done!
And your point would be what, exactly? To launch a payload that can go on a moderately-sized rocket on the most capable rocket ever made, just to you would find it more "cool", for some reason?
The interesting and important end of the rocket is in the nose, not the tail.