Error-correction for dropped packets is also pretty shit.

123k for the Motorola, over 400k folds for the Samsung.

But the later included underwater folding, dust, and using it as cake batter.

Has Anyone Really Been Far Even as Decided to Use Even Go Want to do Look More Like?

Havent you noticed all the midrifs yet?

It’s literally one Google search away. And if they want to travel, you’ll be able to speak English to basically everyone (under 40)

Historically, shitty radio communication has gotten a LOT of people killed during emergencies. I’m perfectly willing to accept you can shave off a few percents of risk by getting Dutch cops better radios. But it’s hardly going to move the needle compared to “unskilled” Labour such as construction.

I do workplace safety in the Netherlands, so allow me to trot some numbers out.

3800 people die every year as a result of their jobs. 2500 from cancer, 700 from coronary issues. Over 400 die from falling or car crashes. So about 200 people die from all the stuff you’d generally associate with gruesome workplace hazards. Now, generally when I hold this talk, the point is “stop being a moron around chemicals”, but this time my point is “Dutch cops are really unlikely to die from their work”.

I mean, i have a doctorate, but like Phil, I can absolutely not practice psychology. (In my case it’s because the doctorate is in Chemistry, not because I’m a quack and/or unethical scumbag)

When I wear my Commandar Riker costume, I don’t appreciate the comments about the red shirt and being expendable.

Complains about being called expendable.

Uses only character there’s literally two of.

The main appeal of credit cards is that their safety system has been so weak for so long, they had to develop amazing support systems just so people would use their horribly bad payment method.

The support systems still remain, so if I don’t get my package, that’s somehow the credit card company’s problem now.

I hope he’s not. There’s a moderately short list of people I’m happy to see come to harm, and he’s definitely on it.

The Ohio class submarine is armed with 144 nuclear warheads on 22 ballistic missiles, each bomb with almost 500ktons of explosive power. It was named for it’s terrifying ability to turn any place on earth into another Ohio.

Sicfi publisher Bean Books did this. They published free ebooks for all the older material, but kept the last/newest in a series paid.

So yeah, I bought those new books, since id gotten hooked.