Please try not using initialisms that a general audience won't know. That's why i had to look up the previous one and quoted the info so other people wouldn't have to look it up also. USV doesn't even show up in a googling
EDIT
I found it, USV means a drone boat
"A close-in weapon system (CIWS) is a point-defense weapon system for detecting and destroying short-range incoming missiles and enemy aircraft which have penetrated the outer defenses, typically mounted on a naval ship. Nearly all classes of larger modern warships are equipped with some kind of CIWS device."
I'm sure you're not nearly as loathe as you think.
I'm sure you like being able to plug any device into any power outlet and have it work correctly and safely every time without even having to think about it.
I'm sure you like being able to use your cell phone and wifi without it being an unusable mess of different technologies all trying to use the same frequencies.
Etc. Etc. Etc.
When an aspect of technology becomes far reaching enough that it effects essentially everyone and every device, and there are far reaching consequences to it not being interoperable, then that's exactly the type of situation where it's good for government to work with experts in the field and decide on an official enforced standard
That makes no sense. Why would the military guy go along with that plan, and then after being caught as planned he then suddenly tells the world about the plan?
There is a massive amount of incriminating evidence in your plan, which investigators will find easily. There are also a number of steps that are not feasible. You have no expertise on this subject, so you shouldn't talk authoritatively about it. It's a bad plan.
See my other comment reply above. I don't know how to get a direct link to a comment on lemmy
Sometimes you actually do go back to those saved tabs. There's no way to know ahead of time which tabs you're actually gonna go back to and which you won't, so it's perfectly reasonable to save groups of tabs if there was a topic you were researching or whatever. Just save the tabs into a new bookmark folder with a descriptive name so you can find it later.
But with that said, 7000 is way beyond including just the things a person might ever actually want to go back to later.
No, we're talking about the music that YOU LISTENED TO when you're young. And young in this trope means music you listened to before you were in your like 30s to 40s.
Yep, that's arson
This is a dumb plan that will likely get you arrested for arson and insurance fraud
Imagine after an invasion of England someone said to him "you should rethink your goal of trying to reclaim London and Yorkshire"
I have no concept of how tall it should be for effectiveness, i just meant that from the pictures i thought it looked like 50 stories tall
That's about a 20 story building. Very tall, but actually not as tall as i was imagining
Like what? That you were younger 20 years ago? That's literally the only thing i 'assumed' about you
You can bookmark a whole window full of tabs all into a single bookmark folder. It's called "bookmark all tabs" or something like that. Then later you can open all of them again into a new window using a single button again.
I know the average person isn't tech savvy, but this loss is almost entirely on themself. If you have 7000 tabs open and it's important to you that they stay saved, then it's on you to simply ASK someone if keeping them open is an ok way to do it