I'm not an American.
You want to try that again? Because that is the opposite of what I believe. Recent event was the continuing effort to prevent Iran getting nukes since 2005.
Or at Ukraine that gave them up.
Iran is never not going to want to make a nuke. How much determinism they have is irrelevant.
They are not civil servants. Similarly UK OfCom is a non governmental organisation, so not civil servants either.
If could manage and firmware upgrade it over the 2.4GHz.
There are a few videos of various Ukraine Telecoms talking about how they're keeping themselves connected.
Would be interesting to see the DDL of the table, to see if it had unique constraints. The query not utilising an unique constraint/index should have raised a red flag.
Yep https://webwormhole.com/ Just needs a WebRTC capable browser.
Peakdo have a miniHDMI 7" https://www.peakdo.com/PeakDo-Ultra-thin-light-7-inch-Multip...
There is no winning. It's an infinite game of whackamole.
It's not what, it's how is the problem. Side stepping local country government, and applying pressure to payment processors to enforce your own rules globally should not be able to happen. Even a government should not…
`I understand that you’re probably just gonna reply with “still only need one camera”` Your first response was disrespectful. Probably because you are young and immature. Grow up.
You are just continuing to spout nonsense. Camera drone hovers above target and kamakazi drone intersects the line between camera and target, and drops.
Still only need one flying drone to identify all targets. There maybe more camera drones available to pilot, but still only need one flying to spot. A static target only needs to be seen once.
Still only need one camera drone if a human is spotting targets.
Only need one camera drone capable of identifying targets. And just tells another drone to bomb it.
I watched in the 70s too. But never got onboard with the Eccleston reboot. There are no plans to make more Doctor Who, if it was good they would continue making more. So it's being shelved is probably a more an…
Back in 2013, when BBC still was airing Top Gear with Hammond, May & Clarkson, and things like Bake Off. Recent seasons of Dr Who were made with Disney+. They have killed a 60 year old franchise.
Feel this is a disingenuous question, as British TV will do just fine on streaming giants. Just the BBC cannot and will not make them, and struggling to survive. Mobland on Paramount+ Grand Tour on Amazon Clarkson's…
There is a certain amount of irony when the cookie policy agreement is buggy on a story about complicated & complex systems. Clicking on "Only Necessary" causes the cookie policy agreement to reappear.
As a dev from the early 90s, I share the sentiment. Watching javascript become more and more complex and bloated for little to no benefit to the end user.
Don't Service Workers API provide this now, essentially act like a in-browser proxy to the server. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Service_Wor...
Why did you bring up postgres then?
I have, atleast to confirm it does what it says on the tin. Idea for an offline first app, where each app install call pull a changeset and apply it to their local db.
I'm not an American.
You want to try that again? Because that is the opposite of what I believe. Recent event was the continuing effort to prevent Iran getting nukes since 2005.
Or at Ukraine that gave them up.
Iran is never not going to want to make a nuke. How much determinism they have is irrelevant.
They are not civil servants. Similarly UK OfCom is a non governmental organisation, so not civil servants either.
If could manage and firmware upgrade it over the 2.4GHz.
There are a few videos of various Ukraine Telecoms talking about how they're keeping themselves connected.
Would be interesting to see the DDL of the table, to see if it had unique constraints. The query not utilising an unique constraint/index should have raised a red flag.
Yep https://webwormhole.com/ Just needs a WebRTC capable browser.
Peakdo have a miniHDMI 7" https://www.peakdo.com/PeakDo-Ultra-thin-light-7-inch-Multip...
There is no winning. It's an infinite game of whackamole.
It's not what, it's how is the problem. Side stepping local country government, and applying pressure to payment processors to enforce your own rules globally should not be able to happen. Even a government should not…
`I understand that you’re probably just gonna reply with “still only need one camera”` Your first response was disrespectful. Probably because you are young and immature. Grow up.
You are just continuing to spout nonsense. Camera drone hovers above target and kamakazi drone intersects the line between camera and target, and drops.
Still only need one flying drone to identify all targets. There maybe more camera drones available to pilot, but still only need one flying to spot. A static target only needs to be seen once.
Still only need one camera drone if a human is spotting targets.
Only need one camera drone capable of identifying targets. And just tells another drone to bomb it.
I watched in the 70s too. But never got onboard with the Eccleston reboot. There are no plans to make more Doctor Who, if it was good they would continue making more. So it's being shelved is probably a more an…
Back in 2013, when BBC still was airing Top Gear with Hammond, May & Clarkson, and things like Bake Off. Recent seasons of Dr Who were made with Disney+. They have killed a 60 year old franchise.
Feel this is a disingenuous question, as British TV will do just fine on streaming giants. Just the BBC cannot and will not make them, and struggling to survive. Mobland on Paramount+ Grand Tour on Amazon Clarkson's…
There is a certain amount of irony when the cookie policy agreement is buggy on a story about complicated & complex systems. Clicking on "Only Necessary" causes the cookie policy agreement to reappear.
As a dev from the early 90s, I share the sentiment. Watching javascript become more and more complex and bloated for little to no benefit to the end user.
Don't Service Workers API provide this now, essentially act like a in-browser proxy to the server. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Service_Wor...
Why did you bring up postgres then?
I have, atleast to confirm it does what it says on the tin. Idea for an offline first app, where each app install call pull a changeset and apply it to their local db.