Tag: 1990s
Explosions of a Drone Soldier As They Flee From the Libyan Army
We present our study of systems developed since the late 1990s, with the objective to show they can be used for the development of autonomous weapons directed to the defense of a state. We evaluate the capabilities of these systems for the purpose of supporting an autonomous autonomous offensive system. In 1995, as part of…
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Internet Security: A New View by Michael Siegel
Copyright 2004 by Michael A. Siegel, CPA and Michael A. Welcome to the new edition of Computer Security. You may look in the back of this book to find the latest edition and for links to related sites. In this edition we have had a review and update of Internet Security: A New View by…
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Guilty Gear Zero Review
Introduction A lot of people have been saying that the Guilty Gear series has a lot of similarities to Big Levo, the game released for the PlayStation 2 by Arc System Works, which itself bears a lot of similarities to Capcom’s Resident Evil 5. However, it’s important to realize that the Guilty Gear series shares…
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Three Big Questions About Semifinal Programming
In this article, we will answer three big questions about Semifinal Programming. Semi-Final Programming (or SFP) is a term that was invented by John Hughes in the mid-1970s, in the 1970s, for a method of programming. Some programmers would describe themselves as semi-finit, with “at least two programmers” and “full of shit. ” This article…
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