How about expecting the new software's company to support their newly sold software (and update it to support 7) instead of asking Oracle to support its many years old free software?
I use "ManicTime" to track my time. It gives almost accurate account of what I have done on my PC. I have created a few categories and assigned websites / applications/ documents to those groups.
At the end of the day I can see how much I have spent on work, academic job, entertainment and unidentified. The awareness (of my exact performance) has caused me to focus more and improve the situation. There are other applications similar to ManicTime (I forgot the name) which can additionally block the websites categorized as "entertainment" for example.
One inportant note is that some of the existing applications upload all your actions to a website and a server side software does most of the job. These applications are the most horrible thing for the privacy. They record all web page you visit, all applications your run etc. I selected ManicTime from among a dozen because it is 100% client side everything.
Exactly. I created a web based ERP system in last 3 years and I feel that with every cell of my body.
JavaScript is not suitable for large scale development, even with frameworks (We use JQuery). It is difficult to introduce structure into it, it does not handle typed variables well and several other shortcomings. It was not supposed to be used for large scale serious applications in my opinion.
These kind of solutions would only work if blindness is not related to the nerves carrying information to brain. So still some of the blind would be out of luck with these.
They will possibly not risk. There are tens of customers with hundreds of websites and possibly thousands of applications. They will possibly be worried that changing to something else might break customer software and create a support nightmare for them.
Their policy would be: "Why change something that works!"
For the 1,000,000th time, most airforces in the world use English as their technical language. That includes Iran. All Iranian pilots and even technicians pass English courses.
How about expecting the new software's company to support their newly sold software (and update it to support 7) instead of asking Oracle to support its many years old free software?
That is definitely better than the average for the middle east which is the worst region in the world overall.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index
Says who? A western website.
With what methodology? A methodology based on western values.
Not that I believe M.E. has better situation. I just think many western countries just have illusions of democracy.
I use "ManicTime" to track my time. It gives almost accurate account of what I have done on my PC. I have created a few categories and assigned websites / applications/ documents to those groups.
At the end of the day I can see how much I have spent on work, academic job, entertainment and unidentified. The awareness (of my exact performance) has caused me to focus more and improve the situation. There are other applications similar to ManicTime (I forgot the name) which can additionally block the websites categorized as "entertainment" for example.
One inportant note is that some of the existing applications upload all your actions to a website and a server side software does most of the job. These applications are the most horrible thing for the privacy. They record all web page you visit, all applications your run etc. I selected ManicTime from among a dozen because it is 100% client side everything.
Or this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1960_Turkish_coup_d'%C3%A9tat
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1971_Turkish_coup_d'%C3%A9tat
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1997_military_memorandum_(Turkey)
Turkey holds a record in army interventions and copes in the region
For example Turkey has been a staunch ally since the Truman Doctrine and has the highest Democracy Index in the region excluding Israel.
That was a joke , right? Israel and Turkey? Democracy?
"Turkey 'world leader' in imprisoned journalists, IPI report says": http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/default.aspx?pageid=438&n=ipi-report-declares-turkey-world-leader-of-imprisoned-journalists-2011-04-08
Exactly. I created a web based ERP system in last 3 years and I feel that with every cell of my body.
JavaScript is not suitable for large scale development, even with frameworks (We use JQuery). It is difficult to introduce structure into it, it does not handle typed variables well and several other shortcomings. It was not supposed to be used for large scale serious applications in my opinion.
Html itself is a messy language (if at all).
An IBM Selectric typewriter is more usable than a dumb terminal outside the cloud.
Haha! That was a funny summary of an offline Chrome OS.
Kinnect is a sensor, you mean Xbox 720 perhaps...
These kind of solutions would only work if blindness is not related to the nerves carrying information to brain. So still some of the blind would be out of luck with these.
The OP looks for open source drivers.
Tell us about your qualifications?
RQ-170, F-22 and F-35 all use fair amount of composites in their body. Building smaller models and mock ups is not rare in aerospace industry.
They will possibly not risk. There are tens of customers with hundreds of websites and possibly thousands of applications. They will possibly be worried that changing to something else might break customer software and create a support nightmare for them.
Their policy would be: "Why change something that works!"
Don't bother to give your reasons, because you have no such thing.
It is a Garmin transponder.
It is a low altitude attack aircraft just like Su-25 and A-10. Neither Su-25 nor A-10 has a radar.
Farsi only uses the alphabets and it is 95% different from Arabic (just some words have entered Farsi from Arabic).
The alphabets have been different but they have been changed after Arabs attacked Iran several hundreds years ago.
Are you forced to talk about something you don't have knowledge about? Intakes are aerodynamically wrong?
Like this:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0d/DARPA_USAirForce_HaveBlue.png
Or this?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a1/F-117_Nighthawk_Front.jpg
English does not belong to America?
What a classy comment.
All the equipments belong to real planes, not military though.
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-2gmNiznAYPk/UQ_kVG4GxUI/AAAAAAAABQY/UIRwfGrF0cY/s1600/Kahir313_Kokpit.png
The equipment used on that panel are listed in this image:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-2gmNiznAYPk/UQ_kVG4GxUI/AAAAAAAABQY/UIRwfGrF0cY/s1600/Kahir313_Kokpit.png
For the 1,000,000th time, most airforces in the world use English as their technical language. That includes Iran. All Iranian pilots and even technicians pass English courses.
They are all basic airplane gauges and equipments (mostly from Garmin).
I read 500knots not 250.
because it IS a presentation mockup like any of these:
http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/2667/pavillion22so.jpg [imageshack.us]
http://i847.photobucket.com/albums/ab35/bobro15/NAA-FX-2_zps79959a9a.jpg [photobucket.com]
http://i50.tinypic.com/2yl7cs8.jpg [tinypic.com] (the one in front)
Building smaller RC models and mockups is not rare.
The technical language of Iranian Airforce is English. Every pilot and technician is taught English and documentation is done in English.