ATC and the TSA are under completely separate agencies. What makes you think that a change in the way the FAA does business will change anything about Homeland Security?
Already doing that. I find it interesting that nobody has addressed the real reason for the laptop ban to begin with- the fact that it is drop dead easy to rewire a lithium-ion battery to become an IED.
I own a prius: 1. That's carbon monoxide, not carbon dioxide 2. My prius doesn't emit any. You can suck on it's tailpipe all day and all you'll get is a little water vapor.
Climate science is neither credible nor relevant. If the predictions of the 1990s were true, then we're 20 years too late to do anything about it. If the predictions of the 1990s are false (and most of them turned out to be quite false- New York City isn't underwater yet) then global warming is turning out to be a bit less of a disaster than proposed.
Either way you slice it, climate science became irrelevant the second the pundits got a hold of it. And the failed predictions make it less credible every year.
One of these things is not like the others- and you can only do two out of the three. Without the Navy or the Air Force, what are you going to use to evict the USA?
Sounds like Trump has his way out then. All he has to do is follow through on his campaign promise to withdraw the military back within US borders and reduce headcount by 95%.
And yet, in my history of an incredibly unstable career, I'd have to say at least 85% of managers consider their resources to be potential adversaries.
And thus, you can implement a linked list in COBOL, can't you?
Reminds me of the Advanced C class I took with the following problem:
Const char[] strIn="Find the comma, and change it to a period please";
My methodology- grab the pointer to strIn, increment it until I found the comma, and change it to a period (I leave it as an exercise for the reader to implement).
Everybody else used a strcpy first, because after all, it was a constant.
My score? -5, scribbled out, and a note "I tried it, it worked".
What I knew and nobody else did: Borland C had no memory protection.
I use Agile, and I tend to agree. Continuous integration leads to continuous bugs, and customer-driven development is constantly suffering from the iceberg problem.
Which one? MS-DOS Basic, Applesoft PowerDOS basic, Atari DOS Basic, TI DOS Basic, or some other flavor?
I can't call Commodore's Basic a DOS Basic. DOS on the Commodore was a hardware chip in the 1541 floppy drive, which was a computer in and of itself.
Of the above, I've implemented linked lists in 3 out of the 4 by using multi-dimensional arrays. I tried in Atari DOS Basic, but the limitation to single dimension arrays made the math just too strange.
Directories?!!?!? My version control in the early 1980s was a set of numbered cassette tapes. Directories were for the rich people who could afford floppy drives.
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ATC and the TSA are under completely separate agencies. What makes you think that a change in the way the FAA does business will change anything about Homeland Security?
It isn't like they've ever been diverse. The best way to get into any ivy league school is to have parents donate a building project.
If the Muslim ban in place, then the reason for the laptop ban goes away entirely.
Already doing that. I find it interesting that nobody has addressed the real reason for the laptop ban to begin with- the fact that it is drop dead easy to rewire a lithium-ion battery to become an IED.
I own a prius:
1. That's carbon monoxide, not carbon dioxide
2. My prius doesn't emit any. You can suck on it's tailpipe all day and all you'll get is a little water vapor.
First, prove that mankind isn't a part of nature.
Climate science is neither credible nor relevant. If the predictions of the 1990s were true, then we're 20 years too late to do anything about it. If the predictions of the 1990s are false (and most of them turned out to be quite false- New York City isn't underwater yet) then global warming is turning out to be a bit less of a disaster than proposed.
Either way you slice it, climate science became irrelevant the second the pundits got a hold of it. And the failed predictions make it less credible every year.
It's worse than that. Peer review itself is an appeal to authority.
I think a panzer used a lot more fuel than a Sherman Zippo Lighter.
One of these things is not like the others- and you can only do two out of the three. Without the Navy or the Air Force, what are you going to use to evict the USA?
Sounds like Trump has his way out then. All he has to do is follow through on his campaign promise to withdraw the military back within US borders and reduce headcount by 95%.
No, it isn't. Water Vapor and Methane are both MUCH more powerful than CO2 when it comes to global warming.
Human beings excel at existential problems. It's what we're good at and what put us on top of the food chain to begin with.
Actually, if your ancestors had not evolved to deal with extreme conditions, you would not be here.
Mankind's technological abilities are all about living in extreme conditions.
This, yes. Without carbon dioxide and nitrogen in the atmosphere, you'd die.
If the synopsis is right (1400C/300=4C) then any astronaut who can make it through the corona to land on the sun is going to need a parka!
And yet, in my history of an incredibly unstable career, I'd have to say at least 85% of managers consider their resources to be potential adversaries.
That problem, I suspect, is in most people's employment relationships, especially if they work for a company with more than three employees.
And thus, you can implement a linked list in COBOL, can't you?
Reminds me of the Advanced C class I took with the following problem:
Const char[] strIn="Find the comma, and change it to a period please";
My methodology- grab the pointer to strIn, increment it until I found the comma, and change it to a period (I leave it as an exercise for the reader to implement).
Everybody else used a strcpy first, because after all, it was a constant.
My score? -5, scribbled out, and a note "I tried it, it worked".
What I knew and nobody else did: Borland C had no memory protection.
You can implement linked lists in arrays. You don't NEED pointers.
Agile only works for projects that have less than an 18 month lifespan. Beyond that, it suffers from Mythical Man Month Syndrome.
I use Agile, and I tend to agree. Continuous integration leads to continuous bugs, and customer-driven development is constantly suffering from the iceberg problem.
Which one? MS-DOS Basic, Applesoft PowerDOS basic, Atari DOS Basic, TI DOS Basic, or some other flavor?
I can't call Commodore's Basic a DOS Basic. DOS on the Commodore was a hardware chip in the 1541 floppy drive, which was a computer in and of itself.
Of the above, I've implemented linked lists in 3 out of the 4 by using multi-dimensional arrays. I tried in Atari DOS Basic, but the limitation to single dimension arrays made the math just too strange.
I went to school for six years to gain that ridiculous, overcompensating title.
Directories?!!?!? My version control in the early 1980s was a set of numbered cassette tapes. Directories were for the rich people who could afford floppy drives.
Or we can just tax internet advertising at 95%- to provide a whopping $120 yearly income to every man, woman, and child in the United States.
Liberty is stupid. Libertarian, Liberal, Libertine, it's all based on too much marijuana.