Antennas, the reason? Cellphone communications have always been expensive. At the beginning of the mobile phone era, the subscribers fee had to cover the cost of the new infrastructure etc... Then, 15 years later, while the number of subscribers exploded, the monthly cost to use a cellphone is still high. Sure, there were some technological improvements, but did the carriers largely upgrade their infrastructure to cope with all that traffic? Or did they make sure to keep the milk cow alive?
Never say never. I bet this could happen as it has tremendous advantages. But the world of aviation evolves slowly, and this will be tested a lot before flying commercially. 2020 maybe.
It depends if all systems are remotely attackable, even if only http/ssh is opened, for instance. Basically if you are using SCTP, instead of TCP/UDP you may be at risk. But not so many applications are using that protocol.
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Well, for once he may be right, actually.
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Antennas, the reason? Cellphone communications have always been expensive. At the beginning of the mobile phone era, the subscribers fee had to cover the cost of the new infrastructure etc... Then, 15 years later, while the number of subscribers exploded, the monthly cost to use a cellphone is still high. Sure, there were some technological improvements, but did the carriers largely upgrade their infrastructure to cope with all that traffic? Or did they make sure to keep the milk cow alive?
as is the norm now.
Yes but you feel so relieved when your luggage finally reaches the correct destination, a couple of days later.
Never say never. I bet this could happen as it has tremendous advantages. But the world of aviation evolves slowly, and this will be tested a lot before flying commercially. 2020 maybe.
So what do you say your fantasy is here? You're the one that inflicts pain? You're the one that screams in pain?
Bug prone? Check.
Security issue prone? Check.
Awkward OOP? Check.
Flying with incompetent pilots, the cabin may automatically detach, open a bunch of parachutes and land smoothly somewhere. Makes sense.
Is it the "best" language? I have no idea
We know the answer to this one.
All of them have been addresses. Below is sample code of what PHP7 looks like
public static void main(String[] args){
Scanner scannerToReadAirlines = null;
try{
scannerToReadAirlines = new Scanner(new File("airlines.txt"));
}
catch(IOException e){
System.out.println("Could not connect to file airlines.txt.");
}
if(scannerToReadAirlines != null){
ArrayList<Airline> airlinesPartnersNetwork = new ArrayList<Airline>();
Airline newAirline;
String[] airlineNames;
}
}
I hope this gets +5 Ins
So if you happen to not find your HDs, look at the ceiling
Why in the hell are schools requiring students to use Chromebooks?
Hmm, the price maybe?
SSD, no 'B'
1TB SSD $400.00
There must be a mistake, Apple charged me +$300.00 for +256GB SSB in a Macbook.
Is that safe?
Safer than not, in this case :-)
It depends if all systems are remotely attackable, even if only http/ssh is opened, for instance. Basically if you are using SCTP, instead of TCP/UDP you may be at risk. But not so many applications are using that protocol.
Maybe Airbus (and Boeing) are more keen to sell aircraft, than to ensure pilots are able to fly them
Yet it is not that difficult: '$ man A320'
It's not that this kind of incident happens every day, either
The IRS admitting to using this is sadly comforting
Or maybe it's just to scare the cheaters..
Do 'man lsattr' on linux, and check the Bugs section..
int a_lot = 2; // This one and AF447
Certainly. But this article is not about AF447, it's about Air Asia Flight QZ8501.
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