mariuolo

I believe they know very well.

I suspect it might feel like the inside of an oven during the hot season.

Might this polish the 737 MAX reputation a bit?

Good to know. I must have been misled back in lockdown days when some people sabotaged QR codes on purpose by adding a few dots with permanent markers.

QR codes are a bit more fragile than barcodes though. A scratch or a stain can make them unreadable.

Are there studies on how that might affect logistics?

> Kind of crazy to lead with this. Talking about the Americans victims (mostly military) and ignoring the local Iraqi victims (mostly civilians).

Perhaps you will remember the Taguba report on Abu Ghraib, when a superior of his suggested he let it go because they were "only Iraqis".

But it's not completely native, it's a wrapper around the original linux driver (or parts thereof) running in a container.

Still better than nothing.

> I got a really strange response over email which I clearly wasn't supposed to see. A representative from that airline was asking internally if they could put me on the no-fly list. That was really chilling.

What if they only pretended to forward it to you by mistake and you /were/ supposed to see it?

As in "it would be a shame if you could never fly again".

> Needs a better name. How about cooling booth or chill box or something.

The human preserver.

Why did they use the ISC DHCP server for their proof of concept if it reached EOL years ago?

Isn't Charon VAX officially supported by HP/Compaq/DEC these days?

Just how much money is in all that?

Perhaps it would be more sensible to go after anyone publishing AI-created work on account of it being a derivative of training data.