Flytenow's leadership met with members of the Federal Aviation Administration to ensure that they were complying with all laws and regulations.
That's not how you build a Unicorn. Instead, you stick your fingers in your ears while loudly proclaiming, we are not a "bank|tax service|etc." until you are big enough that you can buy your own laws.
Because it requires a large infrastructure to actually separate and use that H2 and that infrastructure is unlikely to be economically viable because of the inherent inefficiencies of using hydrogen as an energy store.
Not just poverty. Medical insurance is so expensive and often has very high deductibles so that many middle class people don't go to the doctor when they probably should.
She is a lawyer, not a programmer. What she is saying is nonsense, but it is grammatically correct, and succinctly encapsulates Oracle's outrage at the verdict.
Lawyers are today's hired guns. They do and say whatever is in their employer's interests, with little (or no) regard for the truth.
That's like claiming that Silicon Valley and San Francisco are the same place despite being 50 miles apart. They're not. Same region, yes. But not the same place. Not every place in California is a sanctuary city.
WTF has being a "sanctuary city" got to do with anything? There is no sanctuary for gang-related crime.
Silicon Valley is definitely in the SF Bay Area also. A quick look at a map and you would see that Richmond, San Jose and many other cities have shorelines on the SF Bay.
A country in which few people have access to the Internet (few of whom are likely to have real computer skills) and a generally poorly educated population has produced all these skilled hackers that have hacked multiple companies and banks?
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Surely the whole of quantum mechanics is a bug? Spooky action at a distance?
You are positing a "Matrix" style simulation. What if it is more like a "Sims" game and you are no more than part of the simulation?
That's not how you build a Unicorn. Instead, you stick your fingers in your ears while loudly proclaiming, we are not a "bank|tax service|etc." until you are big enough that you can buy your own laws.
Translation: It's yet another social networking site.
I have seen the message "Address family not supported by protocol" when a program has IPv6 support but the kernel does not.
Because it requires a large infrastructure to actually separate and use that H2 and that infrastructure is unlikely to be economically viable because of the inherent inefficiencies of using hydrogen as an energy store.
The context is: "substantial slowdown in shipments". I don't see how that can possibly mean the second derivative.
"Slowdown". I do not think that word means what you think it means.
Not just poverty. Medical insurance is so expensive and often has very high deductibles so that many middle class people don't go to the doctor when they probably should.
I was pleased to note that they do consider subject lines as data ("content"), but the status of email addresses isn't so clear.
Envelope addresses are clearly metadata, but there are also addresses in the data part of an smtp transaction. RFC 5321 vs RFC 2822, I think.
That's how it works today.
And laws that protect the right of those employees to change jobs.
Or Gentoo. systemd is optional on Gentoo.
Not the GP poster here.
Could the difference be that your 500 machines are linked to a domain, while the GP's single machine is stand-alone?
Lawyers are today's hired guns. They do and say whatever is in their employer's interests, with little (or no) regard for the truth.
WTF has being a "sanctuary city" got to do with anything? There is no sanctuary for gang-related crime.
Silicon Valley is definitely in the SF Bay Area also. A quick look at a map and you would see that Richmond, San Jose and many other cities have shorelines on the SF Bay.
No, the confusion is between San Francisco and the San Francisco Bay Area. These cities are certainly in the SF Bay Area.
I don't think that the tinfoil hat club has been right. In fact, the surveillance and control has been worse than most claims of the tinfoil hat club.
Nissan has had to replace only a tiny number of batteries under their warranty.
A country in which few people have access to the Internet (few of whom are likely to have real computer skills) and a generally poorly educated population has produced all these skilled hackers that have hacked multiple companies and banks?
It doesn't seem very likely.
FTFY.
My last phone (Samsung Galaxy SII) got an OTA update last October -- when the phone was 4 years old.
It's a lot easier when there are only about 5 models of phone that run your OS.
Why not just stream the data to a satellite while flying over water?
The technology is there. The engines stream data continuously (we know that from MH370).
Do the Stingray devices have a jam mode? It would be trivial to include it.