Problem solved.
Problem solved.
For an organization who's sole purpose is the security of the American people, they're awfully bad at doing things that ensure the security of the American people.
in the 1970s when it was found that people could highjack planes by delivery a threatening note or bomb and using a parachute to jump out with money what do you think the airlines did?\
They took the statistically significant thing and changed how planes were designed to prevent people being able to jump out of airliners through the back escape doors.
It did not cost billions of dollars and no extra xray scanning machines were used either..
First act of de-toothing TSA is putting those qualified on security of airlines..the airlines themselves back in charge of security!'
Their sole purpose is to make money. They obviously don't give a damn about security.
This is an all-too-common mistake. I am sure we have all seen it in the IT industry. I am surprised we don't just recognize it and call it out as such when we see the federal government doing the same.
The image appears to be a negative relative to the amount of xrays reflected back to the xray source so the additional material would simply have to be slightly less reflective (more absorbent) than the backscatter plate.
Great - now the time to get through security just went up!
I mean, the TSA idiots STILL require us to remove our shoes because of some joker with a lighter attempting to burn his foot.
Also, does anybody know what prevents people from simply taping a knife to the bottom of their foot, under their sock?