Its not the forging, its the tempering. Until we have large scale/atomic precision printers (I wouldn't hold my breath for that to arrive) you're printers won't be able to create the mono-crystalline alloys required for modern Jet engines. Huh, that makes me think: a metallic 3-d printer is conceptually a forge turned inside out.

You don't know any politicians. All the hate and vitriol is a ruse, and all of the issues that the two parties fight over are red herrings.

ON the contrary, there is a significant amount of physical and software modifications to the routing infrastructure required to support censorship of this type.

The Creationist museum did something interesting you don't seem to be aware of: It went back, taking the same primary evidence (Facts) that was used in creating the current evolutionary model of history, and then re-interpenetrates it using the Bible as another source of facts.

How about instead of tailoring your program to a platform and having to write it three times, just learn how to get the most out of the Java Virtual Machine and being able to run it on pretty much any PC on the planet. You don't even need to use JAVA, there are several languages that were designed for the JVM, and most others have are a library and a few compiler options away from being instantly cross platform.

Only 300 years? It sounds like that can be used in a pile. Don't throw it away.

No its not. You have no idea how bad grafting is. Anti-bribery laws simply aren't enforced anymore. They will not get a new and better $700 stove. Instead they will be directed to a brand new stove company owned by one of the senator's second cousins, the stoves will cost $1200, of which $700 is subsidized, but the stove is actually not as good as their old one and will break down after two years,

If you actually look at it, the pork comes from congress. The military has historically gotten more effect for less overall money when it had more discretion over what to do with that money. If 80% of your budget was dictated by a team made up mostly of sociopaths, of whom which maybe one in ten at best knows his ass from his elbows...

Unless you are using a programming language over than I am, you are using an object oriented programming. It is a huge mistake to forget the basic tenets of OOP. In this case, its Encapsulation that you need to leverage. If you hide the framework behind some of your own classes and use good design practices, you can hot-swap APIs with minimal fuss. One minute working on good design will save you an hour of programming and a year of debugging.