Yeah, that's not happening :-)
Really _close_ air support really isn't a job for fast movers.
F-35 is too fast for close work.
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grow up.
Really _close_ air support really isn't a job for fast movers.
F-35 is too fast for close work.
Calling that out as a reason to retire the A-10 is kinda bogus. The A-10 was designed from the very beginning to absorb that sort of damage and continue it's mission.
Fairchild Republic got on someone's bad side some years back and that resulted in the production contract being cancelled. Since then, it's performed like a superstar in every deployment.
There is no viable replacement available.
Just ask anyone who's called God for one and see how happy were with the service.
Good luck!
If they manage to creep away from the AOE, they could be anywhere.
Seriously? Beyond the skill level? All I need to do is login and click the check for updates button, then click apply. In fact, that's as complex as it has ever been for all any of my routers for going on 10-15 years.
IMHO, if a home user can't manage that much, chances are slim they could even drive a browser.
Obviously not poison and damned annoying to sweep/vacuum up.
As for capable IT departments, on the large corporate scale, they fairly bulge with competent people. Obviously not everyone's a star, but they don't suffer idiots to live.
I don't upgrade anything until it's been on the street for a time. I let other people play canary.
There are tools to sync and use multiple gdrives.
Without wanting to be sexist, many girls who haven't been involved in sports tend to throw a ball as if they have one foot stuck in a bucket and could only be certain of the ball eventually hitting the ground.
IMHO, a better system would have a fixed sprayer at the door activated by a two stage trigger that first requires the clerk to press switch and then sprays when the door is opened.
Updating in a corporate environment is very different from what you do at home or a small business. Some sectors require extensive testing before rolling out any change whatsoever.
In that case, they don't want things happening before they have tested any proposed changes.
When a package is blown down to the network with it's configuration locked (and set to not update), they don't expect a package to spontaneously start updating itself.
Google might let their browser ignore "no auto updates," but may find their browser losing market share in the corporate world. If they get booted, chances are 50/50 if the app ever make it back in the mix.
It doesn't take much.
If I wanted a closed ecosystem, I'd have chosen Apple. Google is becoming less and less appealing with every new decision they announce.
The only hope is for oil to just run out.
She cherry-picked right past Cordelia Naismith (later Vorkosigan) and her mother, both from "Beta Colony" where genders swap like day and night ("Shards of Honor," Vorkosigan Saga, Book One). You won't find any simpering females in any of Lois McMaster Bujold's novels unless they are a plot device there to serve as a victim and you won't run into gender discrimination from any primary characters (except for the old people ;-)).
It's one of http://www.donuts.domains new TLDs.
search for
guru registrar
to find someone handling it.
You can tell when a country is either totalitarian or when it's heading that way when they begin seeking increased control over the media, when your communications are subject to routine governmental monitoring, when you can become criminally suspect for having cash, when they're afraid of you being able to encrypt anything because it might be Terror/ChildPorn (read as "forming plots against them"), etc.
Most of all, they don't want to end up dead like Saddam and Qaddafi.
They have valid fears of that becoming reality. Just like other politicians....
Increasing its cost with a tax will drive people to access content based in other regions, from USENET, from filehosts, from torrents, etc....
The people who have these ideas are quite obviously still living in the era of paper and video tape, where the only content was provided by an original content producer.
Let me recommend the wiki for a starting point (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parasite_aircraft) for more cool stuff. You're in for a treat :-)
I grew up on adventure pulp fiction and Saturday serials at the local theater. I love that sort of stuff!
Have you ever read about the various French Intel services after the revolution? Talk about convoluted. They trusted no one or even each other.
Whether it's their influence or cash, either way would be buying the candidate. Providing under the table services for preferential treat by authorities is also well-engrained in most countries.
Sad, but factual.
Seems like this is a great op for someone to setup a canary system in Belize or, even better, a canary system on a .onion domain. I would check there before visiting a sensitive site if there were such a system.
Spread the word to those on the fence about medical use, legalization, and decriminalization.
For your convenience: http://goo.gl/1UYj7k
(that article link is too long to type into an SMS.)
Serious policy isn't influenced by petitions. If you don't have a majority of legislators/MPs in your pocket, you're wasting both time and bandwidth.