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Re:In search of performance – how we shaved 200ms off every POST request
on Thursday August 20, 2015 @02:27PM (#10093684)
"We use Ruby."
Re:Fragments of a wing washed up on Reunion could be wreckage from MH370
on Wednesday July 29, 2015 @06:31PM (#9972013)
The families are not hoping for closure - they're hoping their relatives are still alive.
Regions new to passenger aviation cannot fathom that hundreds of people just cease to exist in an air accident.
Re:Focusing on Developer Happiness with Humane Development
on Wednesday July 29, 2015 @06:27PM (#9971995)
Not engaged.
Re:Pilots Say That the F-16-Cessna Crash Illustrates a Civil-Military ...
on Tuesday July 28, 2015 @09:21PM (#9965719)
The article is 100% correct about civilian (FAA) air regs - in fact the rules mentioned are pretty basic to any civil IFR pilot.
Although it's not surprising that military pilots would not be sharp on FAA regs, it does raise the question, "so how does civil and military aviation share the same airspace?"
From accidents seen around the world, you can't safely mix them. Civil pilots are "solely responsible" and military pilots are "flying under orders" and "flying a mission", which is why they defer to controllers.