You, sir, are an idiot. Invading Taiwan would be a political, not military objective. Taiwan is but a stones throw away from China, and not even the United States or Japan could protect them - it would need but half a day to throw landing forces and take over all the bases in the area. Not to mention that half the population is Chinese, not Malaysian in origin...
I use AT&T's service (the 'Pro' plan), and I max out at something like 250kbps/52kbps. They use the diffrentiation between bits and bytes to fool you into paying for shitty speeds.
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You, sir, are an idiot. Invading Taiwan would be a political, not military objective. Taiwan is but a stones throw away from China, and not even the United States or Japan could protect them - it would need but half a day to throw landing forces and take over all the bases in the area. Not to mention that half the population is Chinese, not Malaysian in origin...
Man, you really are a monkey -- repeating a term you found in the NYT. If I had mod points you'd be -5, Fucking Tool
Is there a REAL way to detect the difference between an artificial and natural diamond?
If some disease or condition were to strike at the mucus lining, where would this robot go?
What're you going on about? I was talking about how nothing is bigger than humanity. Find somewhere else to rant and spew arbitrary crap, please.
It's a nice thought, but fundamentally broken.
You realize that many bad things would happen if the Moon were to be destroyed or reduced by at least half, right? Many, many bad things.
Reference to: Bill and Ted's Most Excellent Adventure.
There's no privacy line when you're asked for the information, given a choice, and you take the pill.
Clearing other spyware apps away? That's a new one...
This would easily fail if you used it for any period of time; enviromental interference would be enough to disrupt or overcharge the current.
Yahoo! is so far behind in the IM market that they shouldn't even bother. Not to mention their client sucks, of course.
Isn't this sort of thing illegal here in the states?
I use AT&T's service (the 'Pro' plan), and I max out at something like 250kbps/52kbps. They use the diffrentiation between bits and bytes to fool you into paying for shitty speeds.