Thermo nuclear war. Lets see... With TNW, you can kill off the main population; the malthusianist would be happy. Nuclear winter would ostensibly counter AGW. And, well, conquest of warfare. But most of all, the Earth will be saved.
Feeling confident yet?
The beauty of this global warming is that if you want to save the planet, you don't have to do anything at all. Even if there's a runaway process for a while, it'll just be yet another extinction event. And one of those is going on anyhow (Holocene extinction) so won't make much of a difference. Long term it's really not something that'll kill of all life on earth.
Global warming is mostly a human / political problem, as relocating that many people to higher ground, reorganizing food production and such are simply not feasible with our current politics. Well, at least until temperature shoots up by 20 degrees or so, but by then WW3 will have been played out anyhow.
You may as well render lens flare.
Only if you call them Solar Flares
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Espionage is not an attack.
The IETF would disagree with you
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So basically, as long as you classify information, you can do whatever you want, because then people aren't allowed to blow the whistle on your illegal activities. So let's just classify everything, and then we won't have any whistleblowers anymore. You could, say, classify that you're torturing people. And does getting your house raided as being prosecuted?
On the other hand, if you're just running a typical blog or news site that just posts opinions or journalism, and not movies or classified documents, then the US is about the best place to have your service hosted.
Unless, of course, you're a whistle blower. Or, say, protesting against your president.
We can found no scientific discipline, nor a healthy profession on the technical mistakes of the Department of Defense and IBM. -- Edsger Dijkstra
