If you blind their satellites, you blind their warning systems and force an early launch. Their, our, anybody's ICBMs do not rely on satellite guidance, they rely on inertial systems, terrain maps, and even star fixes for ancient ICBMs.
It's basic nuclear doctrine: Launch your ground-based assets before they risk getting hit.
So blinding enemy satellites is just about the worst thing you can do to a nuclear-armed adversary.
Is everything in a shrinkwrap license binding, including signing away your access to courts?
Peter Thiel is controversial but not a moron, he was a founder of both Palantir and Paypal.
The Chinese lead the world in face recognition and various forms of Internet censorship and political surveillance. So any big tech company with access to Chinese cutting-edge products is going to be a nasty competitor to Palantir. Seen in this context, Thiel is attempting to block his competitors' strategy of buying better tech and leapfrogging Palantir in contracts handed out in the somewhat backward USA.
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What a wonderful mine of blackmail material
omg staying awake on my next transatlantic flight is going to be hard, and my bladder will hate me
Any reference to Ghandi is going to be censored on Israeli Facebook?
Doesn't Linux Chrome have an integrated Flash player?
Universal and universally buggy and universally hated
Yes, and you can still download the Agenda disks and play with it - it correlates the information as it is ingested, and displays it in various ways.
The amazing thing is the relationships it points out in your data.
You should look at Lotus Agenda.
Ideally you want a program like that to be able to ingest email and web clippings, these days.
For tetx-based notes, Lotus Agenda was the best ever made. Like many good things, it died.
"Real Programmers don't use GC" is a mantra that is responsible for 90% at least of production bugs, together with "=" being typed instead of "==".
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