It could still be to cover up war crimes that the BBC team hadn't got quite close enough to discover yet, but the IDF were concerned that they might have if not scared away. It could just be for opsec, but them having been competent at stopping the BBC seeing whatever it was they were hiding isn't proof that the thing being hidden was benign.
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Variations of this meme get posted every week, but I've never experienced it, despite having had tens of grub updates murder-suicide the Windows boot loader and grub itself across five or six different machines. Thankfully, it's pretty easy to rebuild a Windows boot partition, but the frequency that I'm hit with this problem is one of the major reasons I avoid using Linux. Eventually I'm going to have to switch, but that's driven mainly by Windows getting worse rather than any of the pain points I've had when trying to switch full time in the past having been fixed.
You don't necessarily want to just ask for volunteers as that's a great way to summon exactly the kind of people you don't want to put in charge of online communities. The best way is usually to notice people who are already part of the community and consistently make positive contributions, then ask for their help. If none of those people want to, though, you're stuck.
It depends on the kind of acceptance. If you accept that certain things will be harder for some people and make reasonable accommodations so they can get on with their lives, then people can get on with their lives. If you accept things will be harder so use that as an excuse for people never doing anything without removing any of the obstacles stopping them doing things, they'll never get anything done. It's really just addressing the problems versus deciding the problems are inevitable and giving up. That said, giving up can be a lot less miserable than refusing to acknowledge problems and yelling at people when they don't keep up.
People were very surprised and upset that they couldn't use the EU fast track passport gates anymore, so about how well you'd expect.
It's pretty plausible that a bunker buster would do that - if you've got an accelerometer like every phone does, you can just add one every time it records a sudden force - but it's no help against bridges.
The woke mind virus is trying to convince you that humans are distinct from property.
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If I were reconstructing the entire biosphere, unless I had a really good reason, I'd leave out bacteria that made people stink, and especially endemic diseases like Cutibacterium acnes which are unavoidable today but didn't always affect humans. There are good reasons to think that no one had acne until about 7000 years ago when people started cultivating grape vines and picked up something that lives on them, and that could be true after the apocalypse if Gaia didn't choose to put the same thing on grapes.
Ducks are omnivores. When they stick their heads underwater, they're trying to catch prey like small fish.
Ducks and chickens aren't the same animal. They're both birds, but plenty of birds eat other birds from other species.
Unfortunately, I'm not the right kind of software engineer to answer in more detail than that.
I guess this is slightly less disturbing than the previous approach to cyborg cockroaches where their antennae were snipped and enamelled wire was inserted into the stubs to directly stimulate their nerves.