> democracy in desperate times survive on Wi-Fi, AirDrop’d screenshots, and dozens of single port phone chargers Democracy is utterly dependant on a well informed population. If the fair and balanced media fails (or…
Au contraire After reading that article, I do think they qualify for the epithet "nutter".
Here in Blighty, paying a ransom is legal per se....... .....but making payments to a sanctioned country or a terrorist organisation is very illegal (as I suspect it is in most of the world). For this reason, any…
Its disappointing on HN to see posts like yours voted down, presumably because somebody disagrees with it, rather than them taking the effort to post a sensible rebuttal.
> my employer demands that I take the cheapest flight to attend a conference. WTF! Several of my employees bowl from the pavilion end. Is utterly unthinkable to insist on them transiting through a territory so hostile…
> It's data about the US Posted on the internet with a worldwide audience. (Including this HN audience of engineers and scientists). > where such units are the default. All the more baffling!
Seconded...... The insistence on displaying data only in units the majority of the world has condemned to obsolescence is baffling.
> democracy in desperate times survive on Wi-Fi, AirDrop’d screenshots, and dozens of single port phone chargers Democracy is utterly dependant on a well informed population. If the fair and balanced media fails (or…
Au contraire After reading that article, I do think they qualify for the epithet "nutter".
Here in Blighty, paying a ransom is legal per se....... .....but making payments to a sanctioned country or a terrorist organisation is very illegal (as I suspect it is in most of the world). For this reason, any…
Its disappointing on HN to see posts like yours voted down, presumably because somebody disagrees with it, rather than them taking the effort to post a sensible rebuttal.
> my employer demands that I take the cheapest flight to attend a conference. WTF! Several of my employees bowl from the pavilion end. Is utterly unthinkable to insist on them transiting through a territory so hostile…
> It's data about the US Posted on the internet with a worldwide audience. (Including this HN audience of engineers and scientists). > where such units are the default. All the more baffling!
Seconded...... The insistence on displaying data only in units the majority of the world has condemned to obsolescence is baffling.