Autonomic Logistics Information System (ALIS) is the 'maintenance' software system, stuff like parts inventories, maintenance and airframe systems status, scheduling, blah.
Unnecessarily complex. It does not do targeting, battle communications, flight control, or pilot extension, something that is described as handled by 'sensor fusion software'. However, it is issuing false alarms for radar system capability, which occurs during flight, including combat. This impacts the pilot...
Also, the parts management system misorders parts, which seems inexcusable. Your Chevy dealer does better, by all accounts.
Since 2014 this software has been described as having so many problems and being so complex that "it needs to be treated “like its own weapon system.”"
Maintainers have said 80 percent of issues identified by ALIS are "false positives."
And then this tidbit:
"The ALIS system is currently computer racks totaling about 1,000 pounds, and was too big to be used during carrier testing. The program is developing a deployable, two-man portable version of the system that will be ready in July."
I'm a Christian, and I agree entirely. Inhumane treatment is indefensible, no matter how we feel about the prisoner. Yes, that includes my government's treatment of various prisoners all over the world. And the vast majority of Christians I know would agree.
Now, if you don't think the treatment actually *is* inhumane, your argument is there, in definition. I actually don't, but I'm neither Norwegian nor European, and have limited influence on that...
The rumors of Saudi government involvement started almost immediately, and credible reports started in about 2 days. That anyone would reject this is unfortunate, but some people don't pry too much.
The only open question for me is at what level of Saudi government does this originate? Mid-level I can understand, many civil servants will sympathize with Jihad, and understood. If it is originated or supported at the highest levels, we should not be surprised. No, we should not.
And we should make efforts to make oil obsolete. This will force the issue, and the sooner the better, as we are seeing our resolve and willingness to fight for freedom diminished daily.
I have a grandfathered, truly unlimited mobile data plan that includes a limited hotspot feature. I'm pretty sure I can subvert that and run a third-party hotspot and go totally unlimited, risking a TOS violation.
Yes, they want to upgrade me to something not unlimited. No, I am never throttled. Yes, they warn me when I use a LOT of data (20+GB/mo) in their estimation, and I see WiFi turned on when i reboot my phone 'cause the carrier really, really wants to minimize my usage, for obvious and not necessarily evil intents.
If I could really slam in a hotspot that was unlimited, I could ditch my DSL and fear not. but I will always have wired internet at home for redundancy.
If they don't deserve to be paid for their work, why do they deserve your eyeball time? Or, more to the point, are you claiming that you wouldn't pay anyways, so they lost nothing?
If it's worth zero to buy,is ti worth zero to watch?
Sorry, I meant to ask why you waste your time watching what is worthless? Oh, because it isn't worthless, just not as much as you want to pay.
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Autonomic Logistics Information System (ALIS) is the 'maintenance' software system, stuff like parts inventories, maintenance and airframe systems status, scheduling, blah.
Unnecessarily complex. It does not do targeting, battle communications, flight control, or pilot extension, something that is described as handled by 'sensor fusion software'. However, it is issuing false alarms for radar system capability, which occurs during flight, including combat. This impacts the pilot...
Also, the parts management system misorders parts, which seems inexcusable. Your Chevy dealer does better, by all accounts.
Since 2014 this software has been described as having so many problems and being so complex that "it needs to be treated “like its own weapon system.”"
Maintainers have said 80 percent of issues identified by ALIS are "false positives."
And then this tidbit:
"The ALIS system is currently computer racks totaling about 1,000 pounds, and was too big to be used during carrier testing. The program is developing a deployable, two-man portable version of the system that will be ready in July."
Woot. I thought 70s era systems were big.
Sheesh.
My credit union ATMs in Arizona are all swipe.
For me, Conservative and Republican are interchangeable...
And yes, the Party's leadership has abandoned the Party's principles.
That I put my faith first?
If I put politics before all, would you expect me to be a Democrat, or an atheist?
I'm Republican second....
the summary purports to speak for everyone.
I am not dismayed that the court decided this in favor of the prisoner, and the summary editor does not speak for me.
I'm a Christian, and I agree entirely. Inhumane treatment is indefensible, no matter how we feel about the prisoner. Yes, that includes my government's treatment of various prisoners all over the world. And the vast majority of Christians I know would agree.
Now, if you don't think the treatment actually *is* inhumane, your argument is there, in definition. I actually don't, but I'm neither Norwegian nor European, and have limited influence on that...
Whoosh...
Since about 9/13/01.
The rumors of Saudi government involvement started almost immediately, and credible reports started in about 2 days. That anyone would reject this is unfortunate, but some people don't pry too much.
The only open question for me is at what level of Saudi government does this originate? Mid-level I can understand, many civil servants will sympathize with Jihad, and understood. If it is originated or supported at the highest levels, we should not be surprised. No, we should not.
And we should make efforts to make oil obsolete. This will force the issue, and the sooner the better, as we are seeing our resolve and willingness to fight for freedom diminished daily.
Typing when I will uses notes for reference or need a longer life. And to share.
Handwriting is useful when I'm in the midst of making something or documenting things. Knowing it's short-lived.
And I sometimes transcribe written notes when I couldn't choose to type.
God will not throw a horseshoe.
I have a grandfathered, truly unlimited mobile data plan that includes a limited hotspot feature. I'm pretty sure I can subvert that and run a third-party hotspot and go totally unlimited, risking a TOS violation.
Yes, they want to upgrade me to something not unlimited. No, I am never throttled. Yes, they warn me when I use a LOT of data (20+GB/mo) in their estimation, and I see WiFi turned on when i reboot my phone 'cause the carrier really, really wants to minimize my usage, for obvious and not necessarily evil intents.
If I could really slam in a hotspot that was unlimited, I could ditch my DSL and fear not. but I will always have wired internet at home for redundancy.
In particular, the bridge /overpass down by the new Mercy Hospital over 95.
But innovative are the timber bridges the UM engineering students figured out. Lots of small towns using that instead of concrete.
In Maine, a few years ago, a revolutionary new bridge construction technique debuted;
- Truck in dirt to build the abutment ramps.
- Let them settle for a year or two. Instead of compacting,
- Begin building the foundations etc...
It looks wasteful, but it's efficient from a cost standpoint.
Salesperson didn't know about & and the power of, well, you know...
In 2026 I'll be looking to buy a 2016-2019 model year car. And it will probably burn fossil fuels.
If they convert those older cars to non - fossil, then I'm in the market for a more affordable option. Like an older car...
So I can offer the thief an improved experience, finding my house now so much easier...
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and routes around it."
So long as gas is pumping, I don't mind.
But that's not where the warning originated and if not why the signs are up. These Warnings originated decades ago in response to a false report.
The first time he does this, she will see the pattern and that's the end of that.
Do not take on the professional.
"If we are pumping gas, we are asked to not be on our phone."
Irrationally, and without evidence of danger, but they put the signs up anyways.
If they don't deserve to be paid for their work, why do they deserve your eyeball time? Or, more to the point, are you claiming that you wouldn't pay anyways, so they lost nothing?
If it's worth zero to buy,is ti worth zero to watch?
Sorry, I meant to ask why you waste your time watching what is worthless? Oh, because it isn't worthless, just not as much as you want to pay.
The argument of many a shoplifter.
So your vote matters after all, eh?
They are still unable to pay.
Horse left the barn. No one is closing the doors.