We've gotten to the point where name recognition, such as the name of his foundation, is harmful to their goals. There are just too many ignorant people out there believing the most insane conspiracy theories now.
In a section of the population widely viewed as hilariously paranoid. Don't let your tin foil hat bump the door on your way out.
The problem is that we need to get to orbit cheaply. Once in stationary orbit (If not maybe LEO), we are half-way to the Andromeda Galaxy, let alone anywhere else, at least in delta-V terms. Thus, we could live with ion or solar sails, for intersystem navigation.
Does the Navy really want to have to ask for help from a rival division every time it wants a surveillance satellite?
Yes, that is the National Reconnaissance Office (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Reconnaissance_Office), which controls all the surveillance satellites.
I thought that problem was why they were debt trapping African states.
Of course, when those states nationalize all Chinese property without compensation, they will learn the non-Moressette meaning of irony.
> I can't get new vein patterns or a new face.
Just suffer a small stroke after an auto accident.
> What they're saying is that 2021 is the year of the internet going "real name".
OK, there are only 18 people with my name (or at least used to be, 25 years ago, when we were sent a book with everybody in the world sharing my surname) in the country, so how to disambiguate us? SSN only works in the USA
I wouldn't care, but they bought Mojang, and Minecraft keeps threatening to shift logins to M$.
One bad case of diarrhea and you can be locked out, possibly forever.
You will be literally sh%t out of luck!
Well, he has no loyalty to tech workers at Facebook, Google, or Twitter, for obvious reasons. Maybe some of you should consider working at Parler?
Doth is present tense, endured is past tense. It is Modern English, damn it! Tense agreement is simple.
Get it right!
A hotter planet will make life harder but how hard and how soon are the models able to guesstimate?
Tell that to the Eocene and the Miocene. You are just too adapted to the Ice Age of the Pleistocene/Holocene, and cannot compete against the European monkeys and lions that will be moving back.
They survived the last interglacial, and almost-humans thrived before we entered an Ice Age at the Pleistocene boundary. Different types living in different ecological niches, even.
Since the Pre-Cambrian Explosion, 80% of the time there is no evidence for polar caps, vs. 20% with them. "Global Warming" is just going back to normal. Of course, if you have some swampland in Florida that you need to sell, it sucks to be you.
Even if not a criminal offense, it can still lose the bar's liquor license. Will, if the state inspectors are around or being the ones being (mis)served.
They will be the Morlocks in a world of Eloi.
"They" is obviously "we" is obviously "me".
Wait! You mean that I can kill and eat stupid people who cannot use computers properly?
COOL!
The Boston Tea Party participants at least made it harder to find out who they were after the fact.
Seriously, folks, tin foil. It's not just for hats.
OK, aluminum foil, wrapped around the phone, works, too, but it doesn't follow the meme.
Forgot to add this:
When I got to use my first X terminal at AT&T Research, my first act was to pry off the Caps Lock key top and relocate it to the top middle drawer on the desk, so I understand and also experience the annoyance with it. Nevertheless,
and even contacted the man who invented the Caps Lock key (Doug Kerr, who had been a Bell Labs telephone engineer in the 1960s):
I have in my possession a 1940s vintage manual typewriter, and it has a Caps Lock key, so either someone else invented a time machine to reach out to the then-future to steal it, Doug Kerr lied and claimed credit for common art, or medium.com lied about talking to someone about this.
At best, Kerr might have introduced it on card writers for the Labs. Perhaps a software driven one that did not also shift the digits row, as well.
I've got a bad feeling about this.
