Sure. In the same way that flying is far safer than driving. There are massive amounts of safeguards in place to keep it as safe as possible. The problem is that when something goes wrong, it goes very, very wrong. This…
Well, the damage to the ecosystem from the BP oil spill will likely last a few hundred years. The damage from Chernobyl will likely last for a few tens of thousands of years.
Statements of certainty can be weaponized even more. That same rhetorical opponent would be just as happy to point out some exceedingly rare edge-case counter-example (no matter how dubious) and crucify the entire study…
Is it? Because at the very least, modern life involves the mass production of plastics, mining of various minerals, and the use of copious amounts of energy. That last one is only kind of solved (as long as everything…
> I’m glad it’s still hard UX entry to many as we don’t need many there. Just those enough few who get it Of course, we can't forget the rampant elitism among sysops (and no, I'm not counting myself outside of that…
Definitely get a nostalgia buzz thinking about the early 1990's BBS scene. Had a very vibrant community of BBS users in my city during that time. It is ironic and somewhat interesting that the biggest aspects of the BBS…
There are a couple of well-supported Telnet programs you could use. A common one is SyncTerm which is purpose-built for the BBS scene (also is free). Zoc is another popular one, but it is more designed as a…
It's because that's why.
ERP implementer for the past 20 years. I'm an operations specialist rather than a manufacturing specialist, but do have manufacturing clients whose systems I have helped implement and continue to support alongside our…
> A clear majority on a clear referendum question would create an obligation to negotiate. To be further clear: it would create an obligation on the Alberta government to negotiate. A provincial referendum creates no…
> His charistma is a large part of why he was elected. He has the charisma of a mouldy grapefruit. It certainly wasn't his charisma. He was elected because he was able to convince many, many people that there are simple…
> I don't think anyone really says it's an hostile act Trump does. His inner circle does. His supporters do. > Canada and the US will have to decide what it means for their ongoing relationship. Sounds like an abusive…
Sure. In the same way that flying is far safer than driving. There are massive amounts of safeguards in place to keep it as safe as possible. The problem is that when something goes wrong, it goes very, very wrong. This…
Well, the damage to the ecosystem from the BP oil spill will likely last a few hundred years. The damage from Chernobyl will likely last for a few tens of thousands of years.
Statements of certainty can be weaponized even more. That same rhetorical opponent would be just as happy to point out some exceedingly rare edge-case counter-example (no matter how dubious) and crucify the entire study…
Is it? Because at the very least, modern life involves the mass production of plastics, mining of various minerals, and the use of copious amounts of energy. That last one is only kind of solved (as long as everything…
> I’m glad it’s still hard UX entry to many as we don’t need many there. Just those enough few who get it Of course, we can't forget the rampant elitism among sysops (and no, I'm not counting myself outside of that…
Definitely get a nostalgia buzz thinking about the early 1990's BBS scene. Had a very vibrant community of BBS users in my city during that time. It is ironic and somewhat interesting that the biggest aspects of the BBS…
There are a couple of well-supported Telnet programs you could use. A common one is SyncTerm which is purpose-built for the BBS scene (also is free). Zoc is another popular one, but it is more designed as a…
It's because that's why.
ERP implementer for the past 20 years. I'm an operations specialist rather than a manufacturing specialist, but do have manufacturing clients whose systems I have helped implement and continue to support alongside our…
> A clear majority on a clear referendum question would create an obligation to negotiate. To be further clear: it would create an obligation on the Alberta government to negotiate. A provincial referendum creates no…
> His charistma is a large part of why he was elected. He has the charisma of a mouldy grapefruit. It certainly wasn't his charisma. He was elected because he was able to convince many, many people that there are simple…
> I don't think anyone really says it's an hostile act Trump does. His inner circle does. His supporters do. > Canada and the US will have to decide what it means for their ongoing relationship. Sounds like an abusive…