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It shoots the water down to the moon, so that it does not even have to touch-down and take-off again.

So did any of Google Moon-shoots actually had ANY impact on society so far besides being a cool news story?

Imagine you insult a person's mother, and in response he gets upset and shoots you.

He made himself a fully working replica of a 3 pounder black powder cannon (shoots it at festive and the like).

I should have clarified I'm assuming worst case scenario where a cop shoots a civilian and kills them.

It is similar to the complexities of GC implementation: As performance gains are made, complexity shoots through the roof while predictability suffers.

Even at 20-30 feet away, you can feel the heat when it shoots.

If I hand a criminal a gun and he shoots me, perhaps I should not have given him a gun?

As the cannon ball it shoots travels at less than 500 fps, it is classified as a pellet gun and doesn't have to be registered.

Yeah but then your cost of living shoots up.

Israel's rocket defense system, the one used to stop the attacks mentioned in the parent post is really good at being frugal in which rockets it shoots down.

If the drone's flying over my property, over the tree line, and my neighbor shoots it, it'd have to be at an angle where there's nothing directly behind it.

Bob shoots individual scenes as different "characters" and then edits them together to shift away from a lecture-style to a more conversational flow between his characters.

The officer yells "stop", leans into the car to grab the driver by the shirt / seatbelt with his left hand and immediately shoots the driver with his right hand.

This was true (and surely still true to an extent) for all of platforms: it was always amusing to see public photo shoots at "google datacenters", which in reality were little more than a stack of google search appliances at a corp location.

It doesn't read like a threat to me as much as it's a "Do you even realize the internal repercussions of everyone discussing their salaries?" They're just asking for insight into why this could be a problem (think 3rd grade, "Do you know why this is wrong?") and she shoots back aggressively.