So is Sodium Chloride.

Ever considered that the containers used are designed to withstand an accident? They do test the containers for that. Worry more about those chlorine tankers passing through every day instead.

Nukes on 18-wheelers would have been news before 1945 but not after.

I would be a lot more worried about the tankers transporting chlorine or any other kind of hazardous aggressive material. The nuclear material is usually contained very well to withstand normal accidents.

And not much is likely to happen if a nuclear warhead was involved in an accident since it requires a detonator which should have been removed before transport if proper procedures have been followed.

The thing you should worry about the most is if someone decides to hijack the cargo. Or the newspaper headlines printing that you had an accident involving a warhead.

And how can we trust the certificate authorities these days?

The current model is sensitive to security breaches at the CA:s and the general public has no control over which CA that is playing under the cover with which government.

I can bear physical pain - it's pure but the mental pain brings me to the dark side.

A good example of why you should think twice before setting up agreements about the right to all works of an employee.

Just make sure that you as an employee really make that agreement stick.

Of course - you can create an application on your free time that requires a lot of support and credit it to the employer. Then end your employment.

This explains why firearms are so popular in Texas.

Not very different from any other business you will encounter.

"Shit happens" is the attitude and many in the top layer gets a good payoff and goes on to their next job as a punishment.

I'd rather trust Lemmy Kilmister instead...