stealth

I think their are valid times when stealth can be important.

Loving double stealth mode - is triple stealth when your VCs don't even know what your doing I wonder?

And of course, as soon as the F-22 takes a shot stealth is no longer a consideration.

So, uh, I guess we're not in stealth mode anymore...I'm the founder; here are answers to some questions people have asked here.

If obscurity had zero value, we'd just paint the tanks bright pink with hot orange flames and drop all the stealth research too.

As the article points out, it's a question of stealth versus speed, but speed is not necessarily preferable.

Maybe they're coming around to a more effective western technique:"we're good guys" facade combined with stealth oppression :-PI kid.. I kid...

To make it short: Privacy is about protecting Democracy!As the newest information, we see that we are not only spied on, but there are also stealth techniques to mute bothersome people.

I agree with the article in general-- that "stealth mode" is usually unnecessary and isolating and that people simply stealing an idea is pretty rare to non-existent.

Your pitch has all the points of a stereotypical SF startup: vague platitudes about the future, a list of top investors, building something that matters, stealth mode, claiming you're not like all the other startups.

"Lockheeds F-117 stealth fighter was developed in a breakneck 30 months by a close-knit team of 50 engineers led by an experienced fighter designer named Alan Brown and overseen by seven government employees."vs.

On the other hand, the stealthiness of hobbits is well familiar to Gandalf from his previous experience with having Bilbo as a "burglar", and there are various things that the allied forces can do to further distract Sauron's attention.