Is Texas now competing to be more or diseutopian than North Korea because it's certainly seems like that appears to be the goal.
I think that ship has unfortunately sailed.
Even if I buy a game on Steam I don't technically own it. If the game was ever deleted from their servers and then I lost my local copy either because I uninstalled it or because I got a new computer, I would have no way to get my game back, and I doubt that Valve would refund me.
But some games literally don't have physical releases, even if I did have an optical drive. So what option do I have?
The only real solution to all of this is a changing copyright law that says that once a piece of software no longer becomes commercially available through legitimate means it becomes legal to pirate it. But that would require politicians around the world to a, understand computers and b, not being 900,000 years old.
Attacking Poland would be a stupid thing to do even if Poland wasn't a member of NATO.
The Russians can barely fight a war on one front, opening a second front would be insanely stupid.
Poland has all the same weapons Ukraine has, plus an air force capable of hitting the broad side of the barn.
What am I saying of course they're going to do it. This is the country that thinks that orbitally dropping unguided bombs constitutes an effective military strategy.
At the very least it decreases the possibility they'll accidentally hit the wrong country and start world war III.
The inaccuracy on this is so high that they might accidentally hit Antarctica.
Perhaps the bombs can clear out some of the Chinese booster on the way down?
That is generally how NDA'S work.
It has been pretty much accepted now that most of them are legally unenforceable if anyone were to actually challenged them.
Do we actually know they've done that or you just saying they've done that?
Also given prevailing wind directions for the region, in all likelihood the only people they're going to irradiate are themselves.
This is a problem with the US legal system. Every decision is a precedent, no matter how specific it is.
Wouldn't supplying Trump come under religious belief.
What domain are you looking at that costs 3k
When WW3 starts, and the nukes are dropping, someone will update Wikipedia with an article that says "the world ended August 4th 2023".
Perhaps it's time for the US air force to do some kind of intelligence review on its generals. You know, perhaps they should make sure that they have some.