Search results for query: *

Welp, "nuclear deterrent" and "autarky" are not magic spells. Just because you say them in no way guarantees you will get the effect you imagine behind them. In a world with other major powers having insane technologies straight from science fiction, more so than ever. USA already has something...

Yes, you don't know. But those who know, doubt it. Such an advantage of sword over shield in cyberwarfare, if ever possible, would provoke a tightening of security protocols to a point when it's no longer possible, even with some loss to efficiency, unless you would want criminals, trolls and...

That's a fiction thing, like hitscan guns, single commandos gunning down whole companies of enemy mechanized infantry firing a machinegun from one hand and RPG from another, and martial artists punching and kicking their way through squads of armed police, gangers or infantry. Hacking doesn't...

If we go that far with technology, "nuclear deterrent" is no longer the be all end all unless people are retarded, delivery methods are the name of the game if everyone gets really cutthroat competitive, if western leadership wasn't kowtowing to peacenik retards they already would be. And no...

>absolutely need No, it won't, unless you play silly games with that term. You won't be able to do any kind of CPU or GPU intensive applications with it, especially 3d graphics, browse internet properly because modern sites are resource hogs, if you even get a compatible browser, many modern...

You can be.... You can also suffer the consequences of being uncompetitive. If you have capitalist bleeding hearts with their biggest sticks take care of any potential wider world problems like certain groups in USA, you can afford to ignore it. But if you have your own country and live in a...

Bingo. This is a guess at the future by people who clearly aren't doing their best to make it even an educated guess, tinted by pre-made conclusion and sourness (somwehat understadandable with the disruptivness and sheer complexity involved) against economics and technologies they struggle to...