Actually, when flying at altitude above some limit (depends on locale), pressure is used, expressed as a Flight Level at a worldwide standard pressure. Everyone uses the same standard pressure setting above the cutoff altitude (or cutoff layer). This means that when someone is flying af FL240 (24000 feet) and someone else at FL250, they will be 1000 feet from each other if their paths happen to cross, regardless of what the actual air pressure outside is. You can't rely solely on GPS for something like this, there's too many external variables that can go horribly wrong, not to mention that GPS is not mandatory on all planes, AFAIK.
Another reason to keep devices off is so you're concentrating on the announcements that are made, if something goes wrong and everyone needs to get out. This applies in particular to any operations on or near the ground, but not as much while at flight level.
It may stand out too much in the layout. What would be interesting (maybe even useful) is developing a formula that determines the minimum mosaic size for a given font style/complexity and size that makes reversing it produce ambiguous results, one extreme being a black rectangle, the other no mosaic at all.
If I want to say that we were right to try and stay out of WWII even as genocide occurred, I'd be completely within my rights, I could even go further and suggest that it was a good thing, try doing that in Europe. It is a genuinely disgusting sentiment, but here you can actually say it.
"In Europe"? What the hell does that mean? I'm "European", and I can say that in public. AFAIK there's nothing prohibiting me from doing it other than shame and life-long ridicule. I'd say the same applies to most European countries, other than Germany where it may - or may not - fall under the anti-nazi speech laws, but then Germany is the scene of the crime, and what they do is not my concern.
Finland has 200, that's a ratio of 1/26500. More reps in the US would perhaps be a good idea, say up to twice the amount? 800 is still barely within reasonable limits, I would say. They'd still fit in an A380, too.
IMHO, direct democracy couldn't possible work in practice, it requires too much work by the average guy. It's the same as everyone farming their own food, it becomes terribly inefficient. Instead, we specialize: politicians are specialized in making decision for the people the same way farmers make basic raw materials for food for the people. The only difference is that the benefits of corruption are greater, and oversight is more difficult. We have a group of specialized people to do that - the media - but it's just not working as well as it should.
Instead of smarter politicians, or smarter people (ha ha!), a democracy needs smarter media.
I think they should help, actually. In that situation you've bought the phone for it's full price, effectively, and if it's not unlocked, it's not a functioning product.
One one hand, it's just cashing in. But on the other hand, this way those who actually want to play older games can do so on a newer device, without giving increased size and price of the device for everyone.
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The "hacker" invaded her privacy, but found wrongdoing. He wasn't right, and she wasn't right. It's not either-or.
It's not a state-provided service, therefore she must either not use it for official business, or take care to preserve all email herself.
Natural resources will still have almost the same value as before the crash. It's not like manufacturing will disappear anywhere.
And I wrote earlier in this thread that it isn't, and why. Although it does make for a helpful backup in case of catastrophy.
That still doesn't account for any altitude changes, since the GPS is for navigation.
Actually, when flying at altitude above some limit (depends on locale), pressure is used, expressed as a Flight Level at a worldwide standard pressure. Everyone uses the same standard pressure setting above the cutoff altitude (or cutoff layer). This means that when someone is flying af FL240 (24000 feet) and someone else at FL250, they will be 1000 feet from each other if their paths happen to cross, regardless of what the actual air pressure outside is. You can't rely solely on GPS for something like this, there's too many external variables that can go horribly wrong, not to mention that GPS is not mandatory on all planes, AFAIK.
Even if you're right, the autopilot does not make sudden changes to the control surfaces like that.
Are you talking about Microsoft? Where do you find Microsoft products in an Airbus craft?
Another reason to keep devices off is so you're concentrating on the announcements that are made, if something goes wrong and everyone needs to get out. This applies in particular to any operations on or near the ground, but not as much while at flight level.
Yes, I didn't say it must necessarily be useful. :)
It may stand out too much in the layout. What would be interesting (maybe even useful) is developing a formula that determines the minimum mosaic size for a given font style/complexity and size that makes reversing it produce ambiguous results, one extreme being a black rectangle, the other no mosaic at all.
Resurrection in space is easy, all he needs is a throne and a jester who constantly gets in the way.
Should be simple enough... just attach an impact sensor to the mirror.
Like how?
If I want to say that we were right to try and stay out of WWII even as genocide occurred, I'd be completely within my rights, I could even go further and suggest that it was a good thing, try doing that in Europe. It is a genuinely disgusting sentiment, but here you can actually say it.
"In Europe"? What the hell does that mean? I'm "European", and I can say that in public. AFAIK there's nothing prohibiting me from doing it other than shame and life-long ridicule. I'd say the same applies to most European countries, other than Germany where it may - or may not - fall under the anti-nazi speech laws, but then Germany is the scene of the crime, and what they do is not my concern.
You don't need a personal ID card, just any valid identification. Driver's license is fine.
A lot of people can't vote because of whatever life situation or work. That's what absentee voting is for.
Finland has 200, that's a ratio of 1/26500. More reps in the US would perhaps be a good idea, say up to twice the amount? 800 is still barely within reasonable limits, I would say. They'd still fit in an A380, too.
Instead of smarter politicians, or smarter people (ha ha!), a democracy needs smarter media.
They have to follow consumer protection laws before inventing their own logic.
I think they should help, actually. In that situation you've bought the phone for it's full price, effectively, and if it's not unlocked, it's not a functioning product.
He can't, he doesn't have sudo privileges.
One one hand, it's just cashing in. But on the other hand, this way those who actually want to play older games can do so on a newer device, without giving increased size and price of the device for everyone.
That's not really a widespread problem, though. There can't be that many truly useful expansions out there.
Why isn't it a good idea, and does this apply equally to OpenOffice?