If we had any leadership in the White House we would implement a regime change in North Korea.
Exactly who is itching for a fight here? It's not that the NK leadership is exactly peace-loving, but can we blame them for being somewhat suspicious about the US' intentions if this is an accepted way of thinking about foreign policy there?
But countries like North Korea with unstable leaders need to be silenced as well.
'Unstable leaders'
Their claims for what the test showed is false.
As a claim, yes, it's false. Which means we don't know whether they actually have those standardized nukes or not.
...so only a total F'ing moron would put one on a rocket.
Yes, indeed, he would.
They'll be all like "Raaaah look at us we are like SUPER dangerous! Give us oil and food or we use our spooky new powers!"
That has indeed been their peculiar form of diplomacy during some past crises.
Besides there's a long way from a functional nuclear device to a missile deliverable one.
Also true, but how far are they on their way by now? They're determined, have been busy for years, have taken several tests, and announced they're done. Hard to verify, but that might actually be the case.
North Korea isn't that technologically adept, their regime certainly doesn't foster the kind of environment where the required talent can exist readily.
That's nonsense, or wishful thinking at best. Obviously there are talented people there too. I'm assuming the 'kind of environment' you refer to is the Western ideal one: creative, free, entrepreneurial etcetera. But people can be pretty creative is the alternative is horrible enough too, and that seems to work quite well there. As you can see, for example, here their computer technology may be somewhat outdated, but well past the 8" hard disk stage - more like beginning of the 21st century. Looks like the US has the 'handicap of a head start' here.
This is a scary piece of technology. Could potentially lead to space race 2.0. If russia has nukes in space, it's only a matter of time before we will too.
Not 'could' - it already did. In the article about the X-37B, you can find:
The robotic space plane launched atop a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket on May 20, 2015, kicking off the X-37B program's fourth flight. This mission, dubbed OTV-4 (short for Orbital Test Vehicle-4), remains a clandestine affair. "I can confirm the fourth OTV mission is approaching one year on orbit," Air Force spokeswoman Capt. Annmarie Annicelli said in response to Space.com's inquiry about the X-37B's activities.
So apparently a space race is already going on, initiated by the US (or possibly China), in which the US now has a head start of a few years on Russia. Same as with nukes, same as with H-bombs.
5.1. "Cracked" DirectMailer
On the homepage, Yellsoft makes sure to tell its visitors that the company doesn’t o er support for copies of the software downloaded from [link deleted], with a link to the page. This page is hosted on narod.ru, a free web hoster. Let’s see if we can get a copy of DirectMailer from there.
Figure 9 Softexp web page with DirectMailer download link as seen in 2014
Sure enough, in 2014 you could download a directmailer-retail.zip le with a copy of DirectMailer. Since ESET Anti-Virus products started detecting DirectMailer as malicious, the software is no longer being distributed on softexp.narod.ru.
The zip archive contains a dm.pl executable le. Despite the
guard is a new conditional statement that requires execution to exit the current block if the condition isn’t met.
You can exit the current block from an if-statement, of course. But it doesn't force you to. Also, having a separate keyword for things like preconditions can make code more readable, because you can express your intent.
Parent simply looks like a nuanced opinion -possibly one that's not too popular here- to me.
Nothing in there that even remotely looks like trolling.
That's the title of this page and I found that to be truth in advertising - it's readable and informative.
UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that would also stop you from doing clever things. -- Doug Gwyn
