How can you claim there is an increase in the rate of transgendered individuals? Granted there is certainly an increase in people stating they have this condition. But there's no evidence for an increase in numbers, merely more open attitudes towards it.
I love when you get this sort of thing, but from the same person. I have in my inbox right now an email from a "support technician" asking me for information in a reply to an email which provides the information requested. And that was the only topic in the original email, not something buried below a bunch of other stuff.
It probably isn't true. By which I mean the communications from the seller are a bunch of BS. They are just trying to cajole him into changing the review. Note how the communications moves from coaxing to begging to threats.
For current mission profiles, ALPHA’s red forces are handicapped
with shorter range missiles and a reduced missile payload than the blue
opposing forces. ALPHA also does not have airborne warning and
control system (AWACS) support providing 360 long range radar
coverage of the area; while blue does have AWACS. The aircraft for
both teams are identical in terms of their mechanical performance.
While ALPHA has detailed knowledge of its own systems, it is given
limited intelligence of the blue force a priori and must rely on its
organic sensors for situational awareness (SA) of the blue force; even
the number of hostile forces is not given
I dug around, and didn't find any specific mention of the G factor. But since the primary purpose of the system is training human pilots, I doubt the simulator's planes are able to take stresses a human pilot could not. That would make it useless as a training tool.
Ultimately I would like something like that. But the devil is in the details. The battery life could be addressed maybe by not having a screen. So if there is a personal computer that I could put in my wallet like a credit card, and then provide ad hoc (and secure) interfaces to various proximity device like displays, keyboards, voice, etc. I would be interested in that. But you are right it's dumb to want an "all in one" device much smaller than what we have now. I already have to avoid the tiny USB drives that are around, they are too easy to lose. I just end up putting a bulky lanyard or something on them so i can find them.
It's not always clear to the user what constitutes "Running executable and/or scripted email attachments", especially when the OS helpfully hides the extensions and allows assignment of arbitrary icons supplied by the attacker.
Windows can tag files based on their origin, in the metadata. They could maybe implement a 'restricted mode' for scripts downloaded from the Internet, or from emails. Of course, the user would probably just ignore or disable any warnings.
Since "United States of America" doesn't lend itself to an easy identifier like "Bolivian" or "Mexican" the term "American" gets used instead to avoid ridiculous tongue twisters like "USAian" . The terms "North American" and "South American" are used to indicate continental residence.
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I thought you could not use Google Maps at all in China.
I call it the "monkeys in a can" approach to space exploration
But under what circumstances?
Wikipedia mentions there were three hijackings which somehow used this door, but doesn't provide details on the other two other than it was in 1972.
How can you claim there is an increase in the rate of transgendered individuals? Granted there is certainly an increase in people stating they have this condition. But there's no evidence for an increase in numbers, merely more open attitudes towards it.
I love when you get this sort of thing, but from the same person. I have in my inbox right now an email from a "support technician" asking me for information in a reply to an email which provides the information requested. And that was the only topic in the original email, not something buried below a bunch of other stuff.
It probably isn't true. By which I mean the communications from the seller are a bunch of BS. They are just trying to cajole him into changing the review. Note how the communications moves from coaxing to begging to threats.
Is that you David Icke?
Your idea sounds like more fun though
For current mission profiles, ALPHA’s red forces are handicapped with shorter range missiles and a reduced missile payload than the blue opposing forces. ALPHA also does not have airborne warning and control system (AWACS) support providing 360 long range radar coverage of the area; while blue does have AWACS. The aircraft for both teams are identical in terms of their mechanical performance. While ALPHA has detailed knowledge of its own systems, it is given limited intelligence of the blue force a priori and must rely on its organic sensors for situational awareness (SA) of the blue force; even the number of hostile forces is not given
It is explained, to a large degree, in the serious paper a few links away from the story.
I dug around, and didn't find any specific mention of the G factor. But since the primary purpose of the system is training human pilots, I doubt the simulator's planes are able to take stresses a human pilot could not. That would make it useless as a training tool.
Maybe it was meant to say "take knock off indie game"
I wonder how many sales they will get as a result of this free publicity?
As in "well regulated"
Ultimately I would like something like that. But the devil is in the details. The battery life could be addressed maybe by not having a screen. So if there is a personal computer that I could put in my wallet like a credit card, and then provide ad hoc (and secure) interfaces to various proximity device like displays, keyboards, voice, etc. I would be interested in that. But you are right it's dumb to want an "all in one" device much smaller than what we have now. I already have to avoid the tiny USB drives that are around, they are too easy to lose. I just end up putting a bulky lanyard or something on them so i can find them.
Isn't just an app you install on the smartphone? No telephone number involved. You could get an affordable Android phone and only use it with wi-fi.
yes. And to the majority of the world, the FBI is not the primary threat.
It's not always clear to the user what constitutes "Running executable and/or scripted email attachments", especially when the OS helpfully hides the extensions and allows assignment of arbitrary icons supplied by the attacker.
Windows can tag files based on their origin, in the metadata. They could maybe implement a 'restricted mode' for scripts downloaded from the Internet, or from emails. Of course, the user would probably just ignore or disable any warnings.
Ransomware is a simple concept, other OSes are not immune to it. All it needs is some way to get the user to execute a script or binary.
It comes in as an attachment, once pulled from the email it is just like any other file.
IN the USA, we have no way to even know which of our neighbors are chemists.
Since "United States of America" doesn't lend itself to an easy identifier like "Bolivian" or "Mexican" the term "American" gets used instead to avoid ridiculous tongue twisters like "USAian" . The terms "North American" and "South American" are used to indicate continental residence.
It will be destroyed by the mob at Christmas who are trying to buy it