Provide money and guidance to the local school systems then let them buy the approved technology they need rather than what is dictated to them.
Because then all the money will go to the assistant principal's brother-in-law.
That's what oversight is supposed to be for... and if wishes were horses...
On the other hand, there's a variety of lesson plans and administrative tools used in education that can benefit from better connectivity.
Such as?
Basically anyone not in a bunker would become an easy target.
Seriously, the only way this could be spoof-proof is to modulate the laser with some type of crypto.
In practice, by the time you realize that a sniper was targeting you, it is too late to start spoofing.
Which is why you should do it all the time.
Hey, maybe this is why everyone in "futuristic" movies walks around in full-body tinfoil...
It's a new feature on the smartphone app: you could already honk the horn, open the windows and roof, and many other things. Now they added "split in half and eject driver". Very useful, I must say.
Still playing catch-up with the big boys, I see.
No, I'm not part of the military industrial complex.
I intend to win my wars. Not just get rich off them.
That's the key in asymmetric warfare. Basically what you need is:
- An expendable population that is not only willing to fight but also to die for you, your goal, your god, whatever.
- Cheap weapons (manpower is no issue, people are cheap)
- And enemy who doesn't have the two above.
If you can muster that, you have won. There is no way short of total annihilation that you could possibly lose.
While a good idea, it's not that easy for Windows users. Especially since the "basic" (aka "premium") versions of Win7 come even without the ability to limit execution of files in certain directories (which would surprisingly actually defeat this pus, at least the variants that I'm aware of, my knowledge in this area is a bit dated, though).
Guess you have to pay extra with Microsoft if you want some semblance of security...
Nope. The current version of this piece of internet-pus walks down mounted network devices, too.
So far they don't go for your network environment to hunt down unmounted shares. Not yet, at least.
Peanuts compared to the revenue. We're talking millions here.
Rest assured that a hack is already in the making.
I don't get the US. I mean, by now you should have noticed that the bigger and more complicated the technology, the more you play into your opponent's hands. First of all, you're using high tech weapons in a low tech war. You can't really fire any round anymore that doesn't cost you more than what your target cost your enemy. Welcome to asymmetric warfare. I don't know why I have to say it, I thought it's obvious: You're essentially in the unfunny situation the British were in when you had your fight for independence. And on top of it you also have to pose as the good guy, you can't even simply level the land and bury what's living under the rubble.
In basically all the wars the US had gotten into lately, they had the superior technology and the inferior position. Let's look at the stats. The US is fighting an enemy who not only doesn't give half a shit about collateral damage (the US at least have to pretend they care, so they can't use the aforementioned "scorched earth" tactics), an enemy that does not identify itself as such (so pretty much anyone and everyone could be hostile), while at the same time those that are NOT hostile may not be touched (since the US want to be the "good" guy and the backlash is considerable when something surfaces). And unlike the average US soldier, the enemy doesn't even give a shit whether he survives the war.
That's not a position from which you can win a war. The US loses unless they win, their enemy wins as long as they don't lose. That cannot be won in a scenario where your enemy is in a position where it does not matter to him how many resources he loses as long as he can inflict damage on you.
Precision bombing and precision shooting is a fine thing if you have a target. That's the main problem the US is facing today. It's trivial for them to eliminate any target anywhere on the planet. The problem is FINDING it.
Lol, you are technically correct.
The best kind of correct.
Died after driving a Telsa.
Arg, beat me to it.
Would I like to make double what I am making? Sure, but I would NOT be willing to put in double the work.
Not for these fuckers, anyway.
Were I to strike out on my own, I don't think I'd mind all the extra hours, but it's easy to see things differently when you're your own boss.
Everybody likes a kidder, but nobody lends him money. -- Arthur Miller
