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I'm tired of being a sheep just the same as everyone else

First you say it is easy to blow up a building, then finish by saying they should enlist the help of an architect. Taking down a building is actually very hard and requires a lot of math and understanding of the building to do it correctly. Explosives of just the right amount in the right place causes the building to

That's my understanding of the law here (specifically the First Amendment), but I probably should have clarified in my post that I'm not a lawyer, so take it with a grain of salt :)

It seems like some of the reviewers spend an awful lot of time, and entirely too many words to tell us what we all kind of knew already: it's not that good. Duh.

Shhhhhhhh don't take away the magic.

Dalai Lama has never been the head of the Buddhist religion, not even to the extent that you could call the Pope the leader of Christianity. He is the head of the Tibetan Buddhist theocracy, and historically has had little to no influence outside that small, highly isolationist nation. The current Dalai Lama, Tenzin

That's... really disturbing.

I don't think bribing North Korea with long range bombers would make the rest of Asia very happy with us...

Yiwu, where low-paid workers in 600 factories manufacture 60-percent of the world's Christmas decorations. Many of them work for about $1 a day.

How Watchmen.

I didn't say it was good teleportation.

Well, where do we start. When SS7 was designed the telco universe was much regulated, access to their networks was very restricted. And most importantly, signaling was carried out of band, away from the content (speech). There were others, like R2, R5, that worked in-band (no SS6 and SS5 as the WP notes) but lets

Using a drone to tap calls is the worst idea ever. A raspberry PI setup in a public trash can is a far better one.

"I find your lack of stuffing disturbing."

Using the force to pluck the turkey seems like it would be incredibly convenient. Good for handling poultry without having to wash up in general I guess.

You have to pay extra for that feature.

What we do here is a public service, honestly.

But after 10 years, when everybody else's iWatch is worthless, you'll still have a good six grand in diamonds there!

Well I find it interesting that much of this damage doesn't show in the photos while the banners were still there - perhaps the people that removed them, probably in a hurry caused way more damage than Greenpeace did placing them? Some of the other trails were already there - you can see them in other aerial photos