> Can someone offer an explanation as to why this plane has not been adopted?
Pork barrel politics and future private sector work. Why would they adopt something good and give up throwing projects to companies to guarantee them cushy jobs after they retire from the military
They do, but they also read the engine performance data over the CANBUS, so while they do have a sensor reading emissions from the tailpipe it's always used in conjunction with reading from the ODB port as well.
However, what appeared to be a privacy red flag was not a "data leak," according to an Uber spokeswoman: "We have found that all these links have been deliberately shared publicly by riders. Protection of user data is critically important to us and we are always looking for ways to make it even more secure."
That's why all the links are 404s now, since it totally wasn't an issue.
It's relevant because as a science teacher he should understand the physics involved and why what he was doing was REALLY STUPID. It's just as relevant if pointing out that a Ponzi scheme victim was an accountant. They should be trained well enough to realize what the hell is going on.
> Exactly this -- they need to release a new pen design that is impossible to insert in the "wrong" way (quick fix is to broaden the end, but the pen won't sit flush to the casing) OR it needs to not break when the pen is inserted the "wrong" way.
Why would boradening the head not let it sit flush to the casing? It's done with bolts and screw everywhere every day.
> I don't even know why the "Delete" button exists in Twitter, because it is stupid and doesn't do much. Various clients allow you to ignore it totally and keep the deleted tweet in your cache.
Well they're all violating the ToS as well and will probably get their API access revoked also.
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Then maybe he should have payed in Euros.
Still insider trading as he had access to data that the public doesn't.
How many Nexus 6's will I have to slave together to play Crysis?
Similar vein. Gnop was Pong clone, Gnip is just Ping backwards.
It's on the main page:
He was just a low/mid-level analyst who leaked a bunch of shit. Why are people treating him like any sort of authority on anything?
I thought Firefox didn't have any memory issues? That was the party line from Mozilla for so long.
Or, "If they're cheating on this, what other things did they cheat on?"
> Can someone offer an explanation as to why this plane has not been adopted?
Pork barrel politics and future private sector work. Why would they adopt something good and give up throwing projects to companies to guarantee them cushy jobs after they retire from the military
They do, but they also read the engine performance data over the CANBUS, so while they do have a sensor reading emissions from the tailpipe it's always used in conjunction with reading from the ODB port as well.
I mean, look what Paxil did for Miranda
> Yes. Have we already forgotten the Boston lightbright scare?
I'm pretty sure 'arab terrorists' and 'dirty hippies' are filed under the same bucket to these people.
She didn't have a stopover in NY, she was flying out of NY.
That's why all the links are 404s now, since it totally wasn't an issue.
It's relevant because as a science teacher he should understand the physics involved and why what he was doing was REALLY STUPID. It's just as relevant if pointing out that a Ponzi scheme victim was an accountant. They should be trained well enough to realize what the hell is going on.
You could write a web browser in any language as long as you could call out to external libraries.
> FAA says no... firing an object from the air intentionally is illegal
Pretty sure that applies to civilians, not government.
Kickstarter wont do anything that'll cost them free money.
> Exactly this -- they need to release a new pen design that is impossible to insert in the "wrong" way (quick fix is to broaden the end, but the pen won't sit flush to the casing) OR it needs to not break when the pen is inserted the "wrong" way.
Why would boradening the head not let it sit flush to the casing? It's done with bolts and screw everywhere every day.
It is, it's a 500k CAD reward, which translates to ~380k USD.
Archive.is does a lot of twitter already.
> I don't even know why the "Delete" button exists in Twitter, because it is stupid and doesn't do much. Various clients allow you to ignore it totally and keep the deleted tweet in your cache.
Well they're all violating the ToS as well and will probably get their API access revoked also.
It's part of the API ToS you sign up for when using the Twitter API. If you get a delete event, you're supposed to remove the referenced tweet.
> but Amazon tends to keep things too closely tied to their services for my taste.
And Google doesn't? lol.
Pssh, Bitcoin MiniITX will be the new hotness.