We have that many because the big strategy of the Cold War was to make the USSR, a much poorer nation, spend the same billions of dollars we were in matching our nuclear might, thereby bankrupting themselves.

No need to be scared, they can never be used. We have globalization to thank for this. The world is too tied together economically for the weapons to be used. More damage can be done through economics than any nuke used.

If a war happened, the first thing you’d do is try to destroy your opponents nuclear weapons.

Almost all modern warheads are “variable yield”, meaning they can be dialed up or down as deemed necessary. As for the number, it’s US policy to have redundancy in case some of the stockpiles are rendered useless in an attack. You also have to cycle warheads in and out of deployment for inspections.

And now for a musical summary of the article:

THE MONADO! *proceeds to repeat throughout the plot*

Not sure if you will get to see this post, but I just read that the apple watch can be used upside-down. I don’t have one, so I cannot verify, but it should be in the settings. That may also be an option...

If my access is predicated solely on whether or not I say nice things about a developer or publisher, that access is not worth it. My job isn’t to say what they want. It’s to be honest with all of you.

Eventually they’ll have to redo what I consider a “design flaw” which is that when you play the thing, the shield design is upside down. This always irritated me when I saw the colorful Macbook’s in the late 90's.

The surprising outcome would have been if the developer had done the story correctly. The technology should be just a vehicle.

While not left-handed, in daily use you don’t need the buttons on the Gear S3 that much: you change widgets by turning the wheel (which is symmetrical, unlike a crown) and tap the screen to use it. The top button acts as a back button (but if you don’t press back, most apps return to the watchface after some timeout -…

Too many errors in such a short article...

Man-Can
Barber
Beet
Skull
Feast, Stone
Peg, Brown
Kurt

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I’d like to see an AI be given actual motor controls, like a mechanical hand, where they then have to learn how to use a controller in order to properly play.

It would be pretty tough to dupe the entire world into one single pyramid scheme.

This is NOT okay

Might be a deep cut, but:

Origins is an overlooked gem.