Is on-the-fly sensitivity switching needed for gaming mice? I find it to be a very useful feature. I have a Logitech MX518, which has on-the-fly DPI changing. A lot of people say this is a useless feature. I game almost daily, mostly playing FPS games like Counter Strike Source and Team Fortress 2.
Japanese officials have signed the act of unconditional surrender, finally bringing to an end six years of world war. In the presence of 50 Allied generals and other officials, the Japanese envoys boarded the American battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay to sign the surrender document. Within half-an-hour of the signing, a convoy of 42 US ships entered Tokyo Bay and landed 13,000 American troops.
Japan was prepared to surrender anyway, but the United States wanted an immediate and unconditional solution to the war without negotiations. It's possible the United States wanted to unleash its atomic bomb to send a signal to the Soviet Union to show its power.The United States also wanted to win the war before the Soviet Union got involved because it didn't want to have to 'split' Japan like it did with Germany.est Answer: It probably would have drawn on a little bit longer, but not much. Japan offered to surrender before the bomb if their emporer would not be charged as a war criminal. Either way, someone was going to drop a bomb. We weren't the only ones experimenting. Japan was weak as it was, and we would have won anyways.