When key broke, it took the dealer a week to update their Windows PC, get the proper software and program a new key, so I guess a thief could really do it in about 5 seconds...
A chain also has other uses, apart from properly securing the steering wheel to the seat of a car. I once chased off five youths with it. The improbable sight of a big bearded guy in a black leather jacket getting out of his car with a heavy chain in his hand, made them change their minds very swiftly.
Ayup - the good old bad old days were always better.
I haven't used a headphone in many years and haven't got any muzak stored on my phones and tablets. So, not my problem.
Nukes are only used to scare the public. In reality, precision bombing is used in war. Just think of the TV coverage of all the wars in the middle east. There is no need to obliterate a whole city, if you can take out the military capability alone.
A bullet also kills remotely, it just gets transported over an almost straight line and hits where it can be seen directly by the shooter. A killer robot moves around obstacles and the operator can see via a camera. However, a missile, grenade or mortar travels in an arc and explodes where it cannot be seen at all. So, using remote vehicles to deliver a killing blow isn't really a new idea.
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"HEART" Hey man, leave the Wilson sisters out of it.
Well, it would be really nice if all religious people would go to their saviour and leave the rest of us in peace and quiet.
"We used to have a Bill of Rights. Now, with the rights gone, all we have left is the bill." Much worse - you got Hillary.
Or in the military: If you are 5 minutes early, then you are 5 minutes late.
You don't need to open a door or a window to get in or out of a rag top...
Oh, I thought you'll just program a key fob for another Jeep...
When key broke, it took the dealer a week to update their Windows PC, get the proper software and program a new key, so I guess a thief could really do it in about 5 seconds...
You may be onto something. If you fill the car with junk so it looks like a homeless den, then it probably won't get stolen either.
Tesla already has an auto plug in charger, so your future has arrived already.
Good idea, but who these days has a road map?
A chain also has other uses, apart from properly securing the steering wheel to the seat of a car. I once chased off five youths with it. The improbable sight of a big bearded guy in a black leather jacket getting out of his car with a heavy chain in his hand, made them change their minds very swiftly.
Microsoft - the world leader in buggy software.
Slackware is delightfully Poetering free.
Those galaxies that are spinning too fast are possibly full of dim witted matter also.
No, his speling is fine, it is his gramar that has a problem...
...and why hasn't anyone sued any of the idiot companies that are showing the crapvertisements?
Nuclear bombs are obsolete. Precision guided bombs and missiles are cheaper and more effective.
Ayup - the good old bad old days were always better. I haven't used a headphone in many years and haven't got any muzak stored on my phones and tablets. So, not my problem.
Nukes are only used to scare the public. In reality, precision bombing is used in war. Just think of the TV coverage of all the wars in the middle east. There is no need to obliterate a whole city, if you can take out the military capability alone.
He should try the Waybackmachine. Maybe they have a copy of some things.
Otherwise, it must be all the antibiotics and steroids in our food chain....
Ayup. It is not Linux, it is only GNU on Windows and Cygwin has been doing that for a looong tiiime.
Well, ht young kiddies use Ubuntu, and for them everything is new.
Yawn... KDE has been able to run on Windows for about ten years using Cygwin.
A bullet also kills remotely, it just gets transported over an almost straight line and hits where it can be seen directly by the shooter. A killer robot moves around obstacles and the operator can see via a camera. However, a missile, grenade or mortar travels in an arc and explodes where it cannot be seen at all. So, using remote vehicles to deliver a killing blow isn't really a new idea.