We asked ourselves, why couldn’t handlebars function like a car’s cockpit?
Isn’t this just a cycle computer? I have a cycle computer that clicks into place on my bars. It navigates and connects to sensors like pedal cadence sensors, power meters, heart rate monitors, it displays speed. All while being removable so I can easily charge it or just not bring it when I don’t need those functions.
I don’t have a problem of ignorance. That just means you don’t know something. Willful ignorance is a whole other game though. It sounds like they were just ignorant and willing to learn from their mistakes.
If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that some gamers absolutely love arcane bullshit. I think I’m going to give the game a whirl
charged with assault with intent to murder and fleeing and eluding a police officer.
Wasn’t the manifesto (and the silencer) found after searching his apartment?
That motive narrows down the killer to…every American.
I am Spartacus!
“here” is beehaw, which is a bit more sane. You’re probably thinking of lemmy.ml
Not a chance. The B2 is a manned platform. It’s also quite an old one which would require a huge program to create an autonomous capability. The B2’s successor (the B21) is coming soonish so such a program would have no support. Right now, autonomous military aircraft are mostly being considered for support roles like tankers with future projects of “loyal wingman” fighters to fly alongside a manned fighter. A deep, precision strike from an untested technology would never fly.
Wait… What’s wrong about this?
You’re moving the goalposts. Neither the person you’re replying to nor the article mention anything about relaxing the standard. All of the legislation and proposals in this area come from Republicans trying to make it harder for non-citizens to vote.
The article is pointing out the boogyman nature of this focus from the right. I would go a step further and say that this focus is an effort to disenfranchise working class voters by throwing more paperwork between them and their vote. I might even go another step and say that it’s an effort to delegitimize our elections by claiming fraud to pave the way for illegitimate power grabs (like Jan 6).
You were more subtle than my friends. In the computer lab, we would just change “the” to “fuck”
Reagan’s shooter did it to try to impress an actress. Shinzo Abe’s shooter didn’t like a specific church that Abe had ties to. Teddy Roosevelt’s shooter thought the ghost of William McKinley told him to do it. Not all assassins have straightforward or obvious motives.
We’re talking about leftists here. The #staged and #flaseflag ideas are conspiracy theories that the would-be assassin was actually planted by Trump to boost his campaign. These are theorized by people that don’t like Trump.
A bullet that comes down has enough energy to kill someone. Shotgun pellets (especially smaller birdshot) would have much less energy when it comes down. That’s why skeet shooting is the only kind where you shoot upwards. The terminal velocity of a BB is pretty small.
Yeah it’s not the best option. But it did popularize the form factor
I think most PowerA controllers don’t have gyro or NFC. PowerA is what you’re most likely to find as a 3rd party controller.
On the other hand, you can play with your hands in completely different locations which is nice for being lazy on a couch.
They actually sent it back to a lower court to classify the charges.
This article highlights the more organized resource drives, and that’s super cool to see. But one comment I have about the title–people don’t need to learn to help one another during a disaster. IMO, it’s the default response.
I’m from upstate South Carolina and I know some people in Asheville. Immediately after Helene, everyone was helping everyone. People were sharing gas, generators, food. Anyone with a chainsaw was helping to clear roads.
This is my big criticism with the prepper types. They are way too focused on getting all the resources they would ever need to survive a prolonged disaster when they should be focused on building a community to help one another. This is especially apparent with their desire to own guns and stock ammo. In their mind, a disaster means people will try to steal their resources so they need to defend that. In reality, their neighbors will be coming over asking for or offering help.