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  • Because it's beneficial for the software company's reputation. People are more likely to buy the software when they know that it's not going to get a permanently unpatched zero-day the moment the next version comes out.

  • The problem is that we see that sort of argument all the time on the internet, which gives us a skewed view of Republicans. The right wing is loud, even leaving out the shills trying to stir the pot.

  • My dude, just because the Catholic Church won't stop being the Catholic Church doesn't make a progressive pope a bad idea.

  • If you think that'll stop them, I have a bridge to sell you. In case you hadn't noticed, the law doesn't mean anything any more to the people in power.

  • I dropped Reddit when it was announced that you could be banned for upvoting something.

  • Luigi is also, in all probability, innocent.

    Which means the Claims Adjuster is still at large.

  • Turns out giving him free reign with something that actually has a bigger impact than his own companies had consequences he doesn't like.

  • I like how they respond to the first part of the sentence (they've read texts) and act like that is the entirety of the critique, despite including the second part in their quote.

  • Honestly, it's old tech. There were guide-by-wire missiles for a long time before this.

  • Violence is only justifiable when it's used against people I don't like, not people YOU don't like.

  • Well, as it turns out, America's status as an economic juggernaut has always been dependent on keeping our occupied territory as shitholes that are terrible for the people who live there, so we can exploit their labor and resources. We learned well from the British Empire. The shitholeness is just being turned against a larger swath of our population now.

  • Oh no!

    Anyways...

  • Well you see, there's a simple explanation for this. When we do it, it's good, and when you do it, it's bad.

  • Everyone except for the people who get sent to El Salvador....

  • It's possible to have a poor opinion of the Chinese government without having a bigoted opinion about the Chinese people.

  • Yup! Totally plausible - just more expensive and less repeatable. And harder to use against moving targets.

  • Although you are correct, this destroys the engine.

    A good, efficient fusion engine just needs to point the exhaust end towards the enemy and the hyper-accelerated particles will punch a hole through the target for you. And then you point at the next target, etc. etc.

    Also, it's a butchered quote from Larry Niven's Known Space books, referred to as the "Kzinti Lesson" - because the Kzinti thought humanity was unarmed and helpless until they discovered that humans are really good at improvising weapons.

  • Sigh. Yet another article assuming Mangione's guilt. Ben Burgis didn't even bother to say 'allegedly' anywhere.

  • The usefulness of a fusion engine as a weapon is directly correlated to its efficiency.