Why not just completely isolate the cockpit by making the door to it external?
That, combined with a policy where the pilot severs all contact with the passenger compartment immediately upon learning of a hijacking. That way, they can't make threats or demands. For a hijacker to negotiate, they will need communication.
Maybe include some microphones and/or cameras throughout the passenger compartment that can be switched on and monitored from the ground.
How can space have a shape / size? Isn't space technically just.. space? How can something that doesn't exist be measured? Space is just our concept of nothingness.
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The target is to control the platform that they write all their software for.
So... only 99% of netizens. And I'm pretty sure a 'USB key drive' can be copied too :O
Will it be networked with the vehicle's computer? I hope not. Could be the first crash caused by a worm :)
Good question, considering that all the AT&T iPhone plans come with unlimited data (think VoIP).
Why not just completely isolate the cockpit by making the door to it external?
That, combined with a policy where the pilot severs all contact with the passenger compartment immediately upon learning of a hijacking. That way, they can't make threats or demands. For a hijacker to negotiate, they will need communication.
Maybe include some microphones and/or cameras throughout the passenger compartment that can be switched on and monitored from the ground.
How can space have a shape / size? Isn't space technically just.. space? How can something that doesn't exist be measured? Space is just our concept of nothingness.
I remember hearing somewhere that Microsoft considers the biggest competitor to Office to be the previous version of Office.
When I worked for Microsoft, there was a special term used for specifications that were written after the code: a retrospec :)