I suspect the distinction is important because I can't imagine a county can't be sued for executing an arrest, provided there was a basis for the arrest.
Why would they have to know Al Qaeda planned to fly the planes into buildings? They only had to know that that hijackings were planned - which they did. Prevent those hijackings with simple changes to cockpit procedure and you prevent all the downstream effects, be it crashing the plane into the ocean or into NYC skyscrapers.
From the report you linked:
"Nevertheless, FBI information since that time indicates patterns of suspicious activity in this country consistent with preparations for hijackings or other types of attacks".
I dunno...maybe reinforce cockpit doors, institute a policy where the door remains locked for the duration of the flight, you know, the things that were implemented after 9/11?
Yep, agree completely. We knew who was coming, how they were coming, and from where they were coming yet we somehow lacked the know how to stop them? We didn't lack the know how - we lacked the leadership and will to stop them.
The best clue for detecting bullshit in the efficacy claims for any intelligence apparatus is when its proponents state it would have prevented a complex security lapse like 9/11. Reading the article further it seems like a bunch of people just mad their ideas weren't adopted.
It originated from Jonathan Ive, Apple's lead hardware designer who now have purview over the software's aesthetics as well. Ive hated the skeuomorphism elements of iOS and IMO went completely overboard with the horrible flat UX that is now iOS. For example changing buttons to a text label without even a border? WTF? One of the most basic elements of UX since the dawn of GUIs.
Those asinine, time-burglar eye candy transitions that occur for nearly every navigation you performed within iOS. Some of the most egregious ones can be "disabled" the 'Reduce Motion' option but rather than disable nausea-inducing animations like zoom it simply switches it to a dissolve, which executes just as slowly. And there is still no way to disable the most common animations like the sweep in an iOS Navigation Controller. I almost want to start a petition to all iOS developers to universally set the 'animate' parameter to False for all internal iOs methods that get passed the parameter.
He was asked specifically about a Muslim database and answered those questions directly. The fact that Trump also mentions other measures don't detract from what he said specifically about the database questions. Not sure how it can be interpreted any differently. Nevertheless the full interview is there for everyone to decide for themselves.
Trump is definitely on path to win the Republican nomination. His chances in the general election are decidedly less clear, esp. after he continues to alienate the entire Spanish electorate.
The MSNBC reporter is the one who presented the idea but there is no second reporter in the grassy knoll as you suggest. The MSNBC reporter has Trump's full attention and repeatedly answers in the affirmative about the Muslim database to the reporter's follow-up questions. Here is the full interview including a transcript:
Today Trump released a statement saying the Muslim database was the reporter's idea, with his camp and conservative talking heads like Rush Oxycontin Limbaugh implying that the MSNBC reporter was laying a trap for him by asking such a provocative question while Trump was rushed for time. Of course the reporter was laying a trap but since Trump can't resist running his mouth whenever a microphone is put in front of his face he obliged and walked right into it.
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Whoa, thanks man. Want to burn one after school?
Meant to write "I can't imagine a county can be sued for executing an arrest..."
I suspect the distinction is important because I can't imagine a county can't be sued for executing an arrest, provided there was a basis for the arrest.
Want to bring it to the White House?
3D-printed bullets do. Keep the guns and outlaw the bullets!
Pull back the ISO and get that in there.
Why would they have to know Al Qaeda planned to fly the planes into buildings? They only had to know that that hijackings were planned - which they did. Prevent those hijackings with simple changes to cockpit procedure and you prevent all the downstream effects, be it crashing the plane into the ocean or into NYC skyscrapers. From the report you linked:
"Nevertheless, FBI information since that time indicates patterns of suspicious activity in this country consistent with preparations for hijackings or other types of attacks".
Read it. My assertion on how the cockpit door policy would have prevented 9/11 still holds, sorry.
I dunno...maybe reinforce cockpit doors, institute a policy where the door remains locked for the duration of the flight, you know, the things that were implemented after 9/11?
Yep, agree completely. We knew who was coming, how they were coming, and from where they were coming yet we somehow lacked the know how to stop them? We didn't lack the know how - we lacked the leadership and will to stop them.
The best clue for detecting bullshit in the efficacy claims for any intelligence apparatus is when its proponents state it would have prevented a complex security lapse like 9/11. Reading the article further it seems like a bunch of people just mad their ideas weren't adopted.
Does he think his Kid is one of his PHP scripts?
Thanks, we appreciate your cooperation. What's a Blackberry?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
It originated from Jonathan Ive, Apple's lead hardware designer who now have purview over the software's aesthetics as well. Ive hated the skeuomorphism elements of iOS and IMO went completely overboard with the horrible flat UX that is now iOS. For example changing buttons to a text label without even a border? WTF? One of the most basic elements of UX since the dawn of GUIs.
Those asinine, time-burglar eye candy transitions that occur for nearly every navigation you performed within iOS. Some of the most egregious ones can be "disabled" the 'Reduce Motion' option but rather than disable nausea-inducing animations like zoom it simply switches it to a dissolve, which executes just as slowly. And there is still no way to disable the most common animations like the sweep in an iOS Navigation Controller. I almost want to start a petition to all iOS developers to universally set the 'animate' parameter to False for all internal iOs methods that get passed the parameter.
He was asked specifically about a Muslim database and answered those questions directly. The fact that Trump also mentions other measures don't detract from what he said specifically about the database questions. Not sure how it can be interpreted any differently. Nevertheless the full interview is there for everyone to decide for themselves.
Trump is definitely on path to win the Republican nomination. His chances in the general election are decidedly less clear, esp. after he continues to alienate the entire Spanish electorate.
The MSNBC reporter is the one who presented the idea but there is no second reporter in the grassy knoll as you suggest. The MSNBC reporter has Trump's full attention and repeatedly answers in the affirmative about the Muslim database to the reporter's follow-up questions. Here is the full interview including a transcript:
http://www.nationalreview.com/...
Today Trump released a statement saying the Muslim database was the reporter's idea, with his camp and conservative talking heads like Rush Oxycontin Limbaugh implying that the MSNBC reporter was laying a trap for him by asking such a provocative question while Trump was rushed for time. Of course the reporter was laying a trap but since Trump can't resist running his mouth whenever a microphone is put in front of his face he obliged and walked right into it.
Here is a transcript of what the reporter and trump said:
http://www.nationalreview.com/...
And here is Rush Fathead's spin on it:
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/da...
Crikey!
Give or take a second.
Blackberry is still trying to license theirs.
It'll be the ones with three eyes.
Has mercury and is colored Red. Pleasure doing business with you Mr. Armeen.