I stopped asking them after years of a "coming soon" ticket if they were going to support tor hidden services and they were like "no really, soon!" every time.
OK, Lucy.
Don't assume only one intelligence service here.
(it takes one guy a day to set this up).
Sure, Americans pay taxes and inflated costs of goods to provide military security for Europe, drug development, technology development, etc. so they have more money for healthcare, arts, and leisure.
Everybody should need to work less as technology and productivity increases while maintaining the same standard of living, but nooooo, we can't have nice things.
Materialism plays a small part but GenZ has correctly realized that they can never live as well as their grandparents under this regime.
Boomers are happy to shout "avacado toast!" at them from their country-club golf carts.
I wrote here about coming Age Wars a decade ago. Let's hope somebody comes to thier senses.
They are probably building hybrid plants but getting EV plant tax credits.
They'll "update" their plan in a few years.
There is increased demand so they cut production.
That can't be the story.
Perhaps they're offline to switch to HAMR or something.
Make sure you understand that these sub-28-nm claims are "equivalent" made by stacking and layering.
The feature size on a "7nm" could be 28nm but they stack four of them and Marketing says "as if 7nm".
Soon they will advertise processes
No, they haven't. No Democrat has been "screeching" about "stolen" elections. None.
While "screeching" is certainly hyperbole, how about Hillary Rodham Clinton?
“There was a widespread understanding that this election [in 2016] was not on the level,” Clinton said during an interview for the latest episode of The Atlantic’s politics podcast, The Ticket. “We still don’t know what really happened.”
“There’s just a lot that I think will be revealed. History will discover,” the Democratic Party’s 2016 presidential nominee continued. “But you don’t win by 3 million votes and have all this other shenanigans and stuff going on and not come away with an idea like, ‘Whoa, something’s not right here.’ That was a deep sense of unease.”
Maybe you think that's not a direct enough claim? How about this one:
"I think it's also critical to understand that, as I've been telling candidates who have come to see me, you can run the best campaign, you can even become the nominee, and you can have the election stolen from you,"
Or maybe Jimmy Carter is more your speed?
"There’s no doubt that the Russians did interfere in the election, and I think the interference, although not yet quantified, if fully investigated would show that Trump didn’t actually win the election in 2016. He lost the election, and he was put into office because the Russians interfered on his behalf."
Maybe the 11 Democrats who objected to the electoral vote certification on January 6, 2017?
No, sir. No allegations of stolen elections from Democrats, none at all.
Does AOSP not support Chinese input?
BTW, Heliboard is available from Izzy and is open source and does good (non-nudge) prediction locally.
It's too bad that it took DoT to enforce the most basic tenets of commerce law when ostensibly that's the Courts' job or even the FTC when courts fail.
Good to see corruption only wins 99% of the time!
Jacobsen's Algorithm wasn't widely implemented until the 90's and you know it.
I think you misunderstand the quote. I'm not suggesting there are no atheists in the military.
I agree with you but don't underestimate DeBeers.
They have enough diamond reserves that they can steeply discount natural ones for long enough to put synthetic diamond makers out of business.
LK
"RoddyVision, please make all the cars look like hot rods and all the people walking look like babes on roller skates."
Sorry, but all RoddyVision allows you to do is pierce the alien signal and allow you to see things as they really are. Side affects include chronic migraines and an unfortunate tendency to run out of bubblegum.
It's says a lot about American society that the only ones to successfully cut through he bullshit introduce the metric system is the US military
...to an extent. Sure, the Army and Marines measure ground distances in kilometers and e.g. elevation in meters, and all services describe their weapons in terms of millimeters, but beyond that? The USAF and Navy still use nautical miles for distance, knots for speed, and feet for elevation. The navy still uses yards for range.
is also the only entity int he US that seems to be able to get Americans of all political, racial and religious persuasions to coexist and cooperate in the same space
This is more accurate, and the reason is simple: those guys only see one color, and that's green (or blue for the Navy and Air Force) and there are no atheists in foxholes.
I was extremely disappointed by Three Body problem. I thought some of the concepts were pretty cool (I actually thought the part where the Trisolarians build the Sophons was great) and the the story through the lens of the Cultural Revolution was an interesting viewpoint. But damn, the writing sucked. Like you, I plodded on hoping it would get better and like you, I wondered if it was just the translation, or because I didn't have the right cultural background to get the cues, but ultimately... it's some good ideas that are just awfully executed.
On my Firefox Nightly I have an extension to set Yandex as an allowed default search engine. Makes it easier to pop up another browser for a session.
Somebody fix that extension to work on mobile, eh?
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