is that he wont have to answer for the deaths of his fellow service members his reckless actions caused.

1. He's a traitor.
2. He should he executed. I know he isn't. Not by the Gov.t Once again, we have to hope that the deserved final justice will be handed out by the people we have already convicted.

You may not be factoring in distributed computing. I don't know how many computers the average bot net contains, but I'm sure you could set up a bot net to crack passwords. Distributed.net has been doing it for over a decade.

I've been burnt by BB in the past with their service. Since then I have not purchased a single item from them. Having said that they where one of my few choices. BB, Office Max and if I'm up for a drive ... Fry's.

I might have to find a local shop to start a relationship with. If I can find any with personality I like.

We just have to pay Al Gore his copy right claim for inventing global warming and it will all go away.

True, but me being a pain in their ass wasn't a priority for me until this morning.

But what about Rural Michigan ?

If they want to impress me they will improve their own back yards before pond skipping.

Any of you bunny hugers that deliberately try to ruin my hunt better hope that the only thing that gets shot is their drone.

Hopefully this will allow human operators to get by with a little less fatigue. Lesson their op tempo a little.

And do more with less. In this case, we have a need to deliver more cargo and we have won't need as many pilots to do it.

Indeed ... I foresee him getting a lot of exercise at the USDB ... making little rocks out of big ones for the rest of his life.

What makes you believe he didn't sleep for a year?

Most likely he was held in solitary for his own benefit. Contrary to what a lot of people want to believe ... most military people don't like traitors.

It's seperate because he is charged under the UCMJ and not under civilian law or statute. There are a lot of good reasons for this. For example. Commanders maintain good order and discipline within the ranks by administering punishments as laid out under the UCMJ. Non judicial punishments for smaller infractions and Judicial punishments for those infractions that demand it.

All of the evidence matters. Right now, the Art 32 hearing is just that. It's an assessing of the evidence to see if there is enough evidence to proceed with a trial. The difference being that the procedures, laws and regulations are from the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

The trial will be fair. All the evidence will be considered.

Lets just hope they aren't made in china and shipped here.

From what I hear ... the things they are having factory made and shipped into the US from china to use in the nuke plants is of dubious quality. There was a time when the US would only use items made in the US at nuke plants. They seriously need to go back to that.

But what is DARPA, or anyone else for that matter, about making sure chips made in china don't have bugs built in?

I /refuse/ to purchase an item that is known to me to have chips made in china because I believe it to be compromised.

How can one be sure that the hardware in the devices made there are not bugged?