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> What exactly is their Trump-card secret strategy against full replacement?

They are the value. Good luck finding volunteers to replace them.

The future is getting creepier by the day. You know this'll be used in food farming.

> Some countries have mutual agreements with the US that mitigate that, but that’s the fundamental legal position.

What mitigation are you talking about? Does it apply to Sweden?

I'm impressed how this comment covered all the bases. I would trust your code. haha

God sleeps in the minerals, awakens in plants, walks in animals, and thinks in man.

Arthur Young

> The Wii uses a PowerPC 750CL

Well, okay, that's almost cheating.

That's just incredible. People used to be so much better at programming, or at least great programmers had it easier to get funded. Most of what I see today is exceptionally low quality and just getting worse with time.

As it should be.

> Why do you feel the need to change the subject?

Says the person who came here to derail the entire conversation.

You turned a men's issue into a dozen different women's issues (some real, some not).

> The system isn’t flawed, it’s skewed on purpose historically.

Ah yes, it's a conspiracy.

> If they get a divorce they have nothing.

In a divorce, they typically get half of all assets, child support and alimony. Like I said, it's a terrible system, but you're also terribly misinformed.

They have a job and they are paid for it. They also do have pensions and social security benefits: through their husbands. If the husband remains alive, they continue to be paid as they were before retirement. If he dies, they often inherent his pension and assets. It's a terrible system and we need to modernize it but you're still wrong on all of your points.

The former.

> The vast majority of the jobs in the military are not infantry or infantry-type jobs

Exactly.

> Do they really?

Yes, really. The US has rarely achieved its objectives.

> unpaid

Right, completely unpaid, which is why most women are homeless and starving on the street.

Kurds* yes and Sweden as well. I agree, it's not like people are running around swinging broadswords, maces and war axes anymore. Anyone without a disability can run and pull a trigger or do all those technical jobs.

They just told you why. The probability of being hit by a drone there is extremely low.

> and it's in favor of men.

Definitely going to have to disagree there.

> Nordic countries don't seem to have this problem, but their conscription laws are quite relaxed compared to what the future will likely hold.

This seems very misinformed at least when it comes to Sweden. Upon war, everyone is obliged to defend the country. Nobody can leave unless you have a good reason.

Nobody's going to bring up the sexism? I thought feminism was for equality. Why then no complains of not having equal responsibility here?

Just like when Ukraine did this, nobody cared. No complaints in the media at all.

They always want more women in the offices too, never in the coal mines.

> Of course it isn't. In reality, being able to resist requires power.

I gave examples of it actually happening. If sandal-wearing Houthis can resist, then well-funded oil states can as well. The Taliban beat the US. In fact, very few people have failed at ejecting the US from the country when they tried if you think back. The US tends to lose a lot.

You need to think that all the way through. The answer is obviously yes. Yemen is a perfect example. Iran is obviously as well. Afghanistan another great case. It is certainly possible to resist US pressure. Iran is asking the gulf countries to do that. Imagine how much better they would all be able to resist the US together as well, better than each alone.

Just search "Markdown grammar"

It depends on what you mean. Learning ISA's is easy. Learn a few different assembly languages, write a disassembler and maybe an assembler for one of them, which will require you to study the documentation. Intel has a ton. There's a ton on RISC. I assume the same is true for ARM, PowerPC and older simpler architectures. Maybe start with the 6501 then an 8086. To go deeper, there are plenty of CS books and video courses online that cover those subjects more theoretically.

Designing and manufacturing? How deep do you want to go? If you just want to know the basics then YouTube has everything you need. If you want to be involved, then you'll want to get an education in that specifically. It's not something you can just learn at home.

Well, I think we need that considering the directions MS wants to go in. Windows isn't even usable for the people who don't hate it anymore.

It's nothing. It's just made up deceptive marketing terms. That's my point.

I know that, but you misunderstand. This is a 4G model and WiFi router in one. The company that made it is pretending there's something called "5G WiFi" though.

Well this is perfect then. We just post-process models like this after training.

Literally, "Human Resources". Such a disgusting phrase.