Neither can you if you are not in your office. Pass phrases are easy to remember but don't follow the "at least one caps, special character and number" general rule. "unicornscraprainbows" is a pretty good password.
Ministry experts determined that he was likely to have contracted leukemia following cleanup work at Fukushima Daiichi.
The Ministry confirmed nothing.
Compensation is granted if a nuclear power plant worker has been exposed to annual radiation of 5 milliseverts and has developed cancer more than a year afterward.
The claimant does not have to even show that the cancer is related to the work. It may or may not be but based on the chance they get compensated.
I know it is strange for some countries but some governments compensate based on likely causes and not absolute proof.
Taking selfies only effects the person taking the selfie. Remotely piloted vehicles effect other people as well. For example, pilots trying to fight a forest fire. Trying to find the person who interferes with firefighting is much more difficult without registering the aircraft. How about the drone that crashes into the crowd of people and hurts someone? Registration will make finding the owner much easier.
We can't control everything but we do what we can.
The problem with geofencing is that areas change. For example, it is fine to fly in a rural forested area except when there is a forest fire. How do the changes in no-go areas get transmitted to the drones?
As for drones interfering with flight operations, have you ever met a goose? If you are a pilot and your choices are to hit a goose or to hit a drone pretty much every pilot will chose the drone.
How many geese to you know that carry a lithium battery that can explode under the right circumstances? Geese are not within human control but drones are. We do what we can.
Orr if when the radio over heated it sent a power surge down the ground which wiped the flash. "Pile of slag" is only the most extreme case where flash can be unrecoverable.
For example, put a trace on the board that disables flashing.
Then the firmware can never be updated by the manufacturer if an issue is found. Every router I have ever purchased has had at least one firmware update.
Then the users claims that they have no idea what went wrong with the router and since it is fried there is no way to determine what firmware it was running. The manufacturer is now on the hook for a warranty that is actually invalid.
It is not completely subjective. There are categories implicit in the detail category names. For example there are accidental and deliberate acts. It is invalid to put deliberate acts into the accidental category to make the numbers say what you want. It is still 59 deliberate acts to 41 accidental acts. So deliberate acts are the largest category.
In the end which category is the largest or smallest is irrelevant. It is about control. Just because one category is larger than another does not mean we ignore the smaller category. We do what we can in every situation to minimize death and injury.
On many construction sites there are "safety managers". Most of their job is walking around the site making sure everyone is following safety rules. The other part of their job is documenting safety violations. They are managers because they need the authority to tell any worker on site what they need to do to follow safety rules. What would you call someone like that if not "safety manager"?
If you want to categorize things then vehicular assault should be combined with gun violence and assault which leads to 59 for intentional harm and 41 for accidental harm.
White 12 year olds don't remove the safety marker from a toy gun, point it at stranger in a park and then walk toward the police reach for the gun as police arrive. Do you have any evidence that a white 12 year old did that and didn't get shot?
Thanks for reiterating than 42% is less than half.
I am more likely to die from disease that car accident yet I still wear a seat belt. That 42% is still by far the largest single cause of police death. If the police were slower on the trigger I bet that 42% would quickly rise.
Shoot first, ask questions later.
The alternative being shoot second and.. Oh right I can't do anything because I am dead and possibly my partner is dead too.
That's victim blaming and also assuming you even have the time needed to act in any way before the cops start shooting.
Sire I will blame the victim when they contributed directly to the action. In the bb gun incident the "victim" was acting aggressively toward the police while they were driving up and reached for a gun when told to put his hands up. He had time to act.
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a chaotic system will produce much larger storms than ever before.
I love it when people use phrases like "ever before" when they actually mean "in our brief recorded history".
If it hasn't been written down it hasn't been seen. /sarcasm
Winds were down over 50mph by the time it made landfall.
Fifty miles per hour seems like a lot until you realize that means winds are still up to 150mph.
Attackers in China can't get into my desk drawer,
Neither can you if you are not in your office.
Pass phrases are easy to remember but don't follow the "at least one caps, special character and number" general rule. "unicornscraprainbows" is a pretty good password.
these just happened to be amenable estates who see the vision.
Is that e euphemism for "heirs that want to suck more money out of the estate"?
various studies have found that they make users choose better passwords.
By better do you mean harder for computers to guess or easier for users to remember and not have to write down?
Ministry experts determined that he was likely to have contracted leukemia following cleanup work at Fukushima Daiichi.
The Ministry confirmed nothing.
Compensation is granted if a nuclear power plant worker has been exposed to annual radiation of 5 milliseverts and has developed cancer more than a year afterward.
The claimant does not have to even show that the cancer is related to the work. It may or may not be but based on the chance they get compensated.
I know it is strange for some countries but some governments compensate based on likely causes and not absolute proof.
Taking selfies only effects the person taking the selfie. Remotely piloted vehicles effect other people as well. For example, pilots trying to fight a forest fire. Trying to find the person who interferes with firefighting is much more difficult without registering the aircraft. How about the drone that crashes into the crowd of people and hurts someone? Registration will make finding the owner much easier.
We can't control everything but we do what we can.
The problem with geofencing is that areas change. For example, it is fine to fly in a rural forested area except when there is a forest fire. How do the changes in no-go areas get transmitted to the drones?
After going through a turbine, just how intact would the battery be?
How about impacting the engine of a light aircraft? Not all aircraft use jet turbines.
But right now a drone is going to give someone a bad cut or maybe take out an eye.
Here are some much worse things done by remote controlled aircraft.
Kill someone
Interfered with fire fighting
Interfered with police
Invasion of privacy
As for drones interfering with flight operations, have you ever met a goose? If you are a pilot and your choices are to hit a goose or to hit a drone pretty much every pilot will chose the drone.
How many geese to you know that carry a lithium battery that can explode under the right circumstances? Geese are not within human control but drones are. We do what we can.
an logically block unsigned flashing unless cut.
I like that idea. Void the warranty but still allow updates.
Orr if when the radio over heated it sent a power surge down the ground which wiped the flash. "Pile of slag" is only the most extreme case where flash can be unrecoverable.
Just dump the firmware out of the flash chip.
Difficult if the chip is a pile of slag.
For example, put a trace on the board that disables flashing.
Then the firmware can never be updated by the manufacturer if an issue is found. Every router I have ever purchased has had at least one firmware update.
Then the users claims that they have no idea what went wrong with the router and since it is fried there is no way to determine what firmware it was running. The manufacturer is now on the hook for a warranty that is actually invalid.
It is not completely subjective. There are categories implicit in the detail category names. For example there are accidental and deliberate acts. It is invalid to put deliberate acts into the accidental category to make the numbers say what you want. It is still 59 deliberate acts to 41 accidental acts. So deliberate acts are the largest category.
In the end which category is the largest or smallest is irrelevant. It is about control. Just because one category is larger than another does not mean we ignore the smaller category. We do what we can in every situation to minimize death and injury.
Yeah, the jerk who does things so OSHA does not close the site causing everyone to lose their jobs.
You lumped 5 categories together to come up with 51 so why can't I?
Some do get charged.
I'm sure this sort of action happens reasonably often.
Sorry but I have to disagree with you on that.
On many construction sites there are "safety managers". Most of their job is walking around the site making sure everyone is following safety rules. The other part of their job is documenting safety violations. They are managers because they need the authority to tell any worker on site what they need to do to follow safety rules. What would you call someone like that if not "safety manager"?
In those countries criminals are also much less likely to be armed.
If you want to categorize things then vehicular assault should be combined with gun violence and assault which leads to 59 for intentional harm and 41 for accidental harm.
White 12 year olds don't remove the safety marker from a toy gun, point it at stranger in a park and then walk toward the police reach for the gun as police arrive. Do you have any evidence that a white 12 year old did that and didn't get shot?
Thanks for reiterating than 42% is less than half.
I am more likely to die from disease that car accident yet I still wear a seat belt. That 42% is still by far the largest single cause of police death. If the police were slower on the trigger I bet that 42% would quickly rise.
Shoot first, ask questions later.
The alternative being shoot second and .. Oh right I can't do anything because I am dead and possibly my partner is dead too.
That's victim blaming and also assuming you even have the time needed to act in any way before the cops start shooting.
Sire I will blame the victim when they contributed directly to the action. In the bb gun incident the "victim" was acting aggressively toward the police while they were driving up and reached for a gun when told to put his hands up. He had time to act.