Also there's a lot of architechts who fancy themselves to be Artists, and want nothing to do with having people living in and/or using and debasing their Art.
Nor do they want random people looking at it without paying homage to the exalted being that is the Artist.
The vast majority of the value of a consumer facing computer system is in the people who help other people.
They know that.
Yes, and we can ask ourselves what technology we can make that makes things (even) better.
Yes, on a more serious note than the remote Bradley, there's a Czech company that makes inflatable decoy military weapons.
Apparantly they are part of the reasons Russia has "destroyed" far more himars than Ukraine have ever received.
Rig a Bradley for remote control, parade it at the front, and put shells in anything that shoots at it?
Worst case, the Russians learn not to shoot at Bradleys.
But then you encourage idiots who think o, ø, ö, and œ are basically the same bloody thing.
The European definition of rule of law requires that the law is predictable; something it wouldn't be if you can't find it or can't read it.
Which means you can just look for the European announcement of such things and read that.
Now, I'm not complaining about you, but fuck those two rags, that didn't see the need to link to their sources!
The Japanese attitude seems to be that if there's a way to increase the likelihood that the alert will go through, then they will do that too.
This is Europe of course, but I'm fairly confident that I might successfully challenge the schools right to know my childs sex.
That's none of their business.
Personally I find that the problem is that no one will let me in.
(Or even respond to the request!)
And sure, I can just start my own server and keep that up to date and running.
I acknowledge that, but that's just one more thing that gets in the way, and I have enough things to learn as it is.
Also, sure, some of these sites must at some time have responded to requests, and some might still do so, it's just a simple matter of trying again, right?
There's a serious onboarding problem for people who do not yet have the skills to make worthwhile content here.
Or Children of a Dead Earth.