Part of the reason it wasn't commercially viable was that it had limited route availablility -- it could not go supersonic over CONUS, so was limited to JFK-LHR and JFK-CDG. If the sonic boom is reduced to non-invasive levels, then suddenly more routes become feasible... LAX-, ORD-, SFO- etc...
Also, engine technology has improved quite a bit since the Concorde was designed.
Lately, I've been noticing a lot of sites requiring an account even for a one time purchase.
If I'm just buying a ticket to your location, and the odds are I'm never going to visit your site again, then WHY THE F**K DO I NEED TO CREATE AN ACCOUNT?
How do you get AV updates onto said airgapped machine/network? When I was trying to set up a red network, one of our requirements (out of the DoD manual) was to have AV that was regularly updated.
Of course, back then, we didn't use USB.... we used CD-R (not CD-RW).
It wasn't an airstream. It was a 1970 Santa Fe 23. White corrugated aluminum.
It was 45 years ago or so, but we did have a Reese hitch with sway control. This was 1973, nobody had an SUV/CUV. Except for people who worked farms or construction.
I was about 10.... We were on the way home from a camping trip, and my mom was driving.
Some asshole cut her off, and she instinctively hit the brake. My dad was yelling at her to hit the gas... to no avail. We jacknifed and flipped. That's stuck with me ever since. If your trailer is out of control, speed up.
Which is exactly WHY they defined it (OK, loosely), in the Constitution. They didn't want the.gov to just be able to round up political enemies and charge them with treason. Broadening the definition is exactly the OPPOSITE of what the Founding Fathers would want
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Betteridge's Law of Headlines fails here.
What about Devuan?
If only there was some site that listed the stories already on /. Then the editors could look down the page and see this had already been submitted.
https://news.slashdot.org/story/17/07/29/0122249/congress-asks-us-agencies-for-kaspersky-lab-cyber-documents
why is this thing connected to the internet in the first place?
Because that's how they hoover up your data!
I see what you did there...
Part of the reason it wasn't commercially viable was that it had limited route availablility -- it could not go supersonic over CONUS, so was limited to JFK-LHR and JFK-CDG. If the sonic boom is reduced to non-invasive levels, then suddenly more routes become feasible... LAX-, ORD-, SFO- etc...
Also, engine technology has improved quite a bit since the Concorde was designed.
SQUIRREL!!!
How will they get the rootkit on the vinyl?
This. So much this.
I was going to post:
Translation:
Oh, we can't beat this guy by pounding him into the ground with legal costs. We'd better withdraw our lawsuit.
Zat is because he is French, you silly English K-niggit!!!
So they offer "Up to iPhone 7"?
What part "requirement from the DoD manuals" are you having a problem understanding?
Lately, I've been noticing a lot of sites requiring an account even for a one time purchase.
If I'm just buying a ticket to your location, and the odds are I'm never going to visit your site again, then WHY THE F**K DO I NEED TO CREATE AN ACCOUNT?
How do you get AV updates onto said airgapped machine/network? When I was trying to set up a red network, one of our requirements (out of the DoD manual) was to have AV that was regularly updated.
Of course, back then, we didn't use USB.... we used CD-R (not CD-RW).
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"Crush Core" would be a great name for a Rock Band.
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Well, not that shocked...
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/1f/73/93/1f73933775e024a9b859c8e7d454572c.gif
It wasn't an airstream. It was a 1970 Santa Fe 23. White corrugated aluminum.
It was 45 years ago or so, but we did have a Reese hitch with sway control. This was 1973, nobody had an SUV/CUV. Except for people who worked farms or construction.
23 footer. Don't even remember the make or model, though "Santa Fe" rings a bell.
Here are the specs. I'm assuming my parents had the 302.
http://www.automobile-catalog.com/make/ford_usa/full-size_ford_8gen/full-size_ford_8gen_ltd_country_squire/1969.html
This was 1973.
Car was a late 1960's Ford Country Squire station wagon. The trailer did have brakes.
I was about 10.... We were on the way home from a camping trip, and my mom was driving.
Some asshole cut her off, and she instinctively hit the brake. My dad was yelling at her to hit the gas... to no avail. We jacknifed and flipped. That's stuck with me ever since. If your trailer is out of control, speed up.
Since it's used for Internet access, could the prosecutor throw the CFAA at Comcast?
"Well, Your Honor. Weâ(TM)ve plenty of hearsay and conjecture. Those are kinds of evidence. "
Which is exactly WHY they defined it (OK, loosely), in the Constitution. They didn't want the .gov to just be able to round up political enemies and charge them with treason. Broadening the definition is exactly the OPPOSITE of what the Founding Fathers would want
Not treason. It's explicitly defined in the Constitution. https://www.usconstitution.net/xconst_A3Sec3.html
My folks got a pet rock as a gag gift back in the '70s. Forget which one of their friends did it.
It came with a handy little cage to keep it from roaming around at night.