But if you get that alert a few hours flight from land, it will take time for the searchers to reach that location. And if the flight crew is up to no good, a few evasive maneuvers will create a search area the size of an ocean. We all know how that turned out.
True. But a fire with a flight crew interested in survival will try to land the plane and contact help ASAP. Even if they don't make it, it shouldn't be too difficult to search for a downed plane from the point of last contact. If the flight crew is up to no good, they could fly for hours after turning comms off. And avoid air traffic control/military radar. And make some evasive course changes.
Every flight crew will consist of a pilot and a dog. The pilot's job will be to feed and entertain the dog. The dog's job will be to bite the pilot should he touch the controls.
... since those heady days. Peer-to-peer interoperation, network capable displays, minimal dependence on centralized infrastructure. Now that is all prima facie evidence that you are either stealing some corporation's content or their ability to collect per-seat licenses for their products.
... either does this or is making provisions for doing so with two VLAN connections to their supplied WiFi hubs.
A relative of mine lives in West Seattle, on a hill overlooking some city property that has become a notorious hobo jungle. Homeless advocates have been pushing for Internet access in some of these locations. His reactions was "No way am I making my back yard more attractive for the bums. Please help me replace the CL router with one I can secure."
Yes. But that only describes the performance of the desiccant. During the day, how much solar energy will it take to drive the moisture out of the desiccant and how much needs to be pulled out at the condenser? It's all a bunch of engineering/economic trade-offs. A much more efficient desiccant might not mean much if some other part of the cycle can't be implemented cost effectively.
Here is the problem. The culture of a software development organization is being co-opted to define a social culture. How about we hire a bunch of Wahabi Muslims and let them cane any coworkers that don't fit their idea of decorum?
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What happens when there's an electrical fire and you can't isolate the power supply?
This is what happens.
But if you get that alert a few hours flight from land, it will take time for the searchers to reach that location. And if the flight crew is up to no good, a few evasive maneuvers will create a search area the size of an ocean. We all know how that turned out.
I hate spiders!
True. But a fire with a flight crew interested in survival will try to land the plane and contact help ASAP. Even if they don't make it, it shouldn't be too difficult to search for a downed plane from the point of last contact. If the flight crew is up to no good, they could fly for hours after turning comms off. And avoid air traffic control/military radar. And make some evasive course changes.
"tiny robot" is just a euphemism for child labor.
Who remembers the Armenians?
That guy is not the real AC.
I am Spartacus!
The director's cut.
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Only 9.7% were in the USA
Block Florida and Texas. Problem solved.
Bombing people - to stop them hating you - doesn't work. It's true.
London, Dresden, Tokyo, Hiroshima, Nagasaki. We all still hate each other.
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Bandwidth that could have been used for Kardashian tweets. For shame.
Every flight crew will consist of a pilot and a dog. The pilot's job will be to feed and entertain the dog. The dog's job will be to bite the pilot should he touch the controls.
Nope. Gotta do taxes.
Lets see how Burger King likes their top search term being Goatse Guy.
early in the morning
I thought we all agreed not to get up until 11 AM
A relative of mine lives in West Seattle, on a hill overlooking some city property that has become a notorious hobo jungle. Homeless advocates have been pushing for Internet access in some of these locations. His reactions was "No way am I making my back yard more attractive for the bums. Please help me replace the CL router with one I can secure."
Yes. But that only describes the performance of the desiccant. During the day, how much solar energy will it take to drive the moisture out of the desiccant and how much needs to be pulled out at the condenser? It's all a bunch of engineering/economic trade-offs. A much more efficient desiccant might not mean much if some other part of the cycle can't be implemented cost effectively.
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Here is the problem. The culture of a software development organization is being co-opted to define a social culture. How about we hire a bunch of Wahabi Muslims and let them cane any coworkers that don't fit their idea of decorum?