panzagl

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871.
by panzagl 10y ago
So the questions I still have- What's the legal difference between 'Denying Boarding' and kicking someone off? Can you legally kick someone off an airplane 'just because' (i.e. not oversold/security/safety
872.
by panzagl 10y ago
If they pick someone they are entitled to 4 x ticket capped at $1350.
873.
by panzagl 10y ago
They did, they went up to $800 and nobody volunteered. They were too cheap to offer any more.
874.
by panzagl 10y ago
Why didn't they figure this out before boarding everyone? It's much easier to deny boarding than to pull someone off of a plane.
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by panzagl 10y ago
No worries, I'm probably overly sensitive to people extrapolating the performance of their burnout Theater teacher to the profession as a whole.
876.
by panzagl 10y ago
If anything seems like those things would have come sooner, except Germans would have developed nukes first.
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by panzagl 10y ago
This isn't doing much to dispel my feeling that the entire field of Human Resources is a farce.
878.
by panzagl 10y ago
High School is secondary education. Primary education is much harder and for some reason much less well rewarded. Everyone remembers the high school teachers who were phoning it in, but forgets about the elementary school teachers who taug
879.
by panzagl 10y ago
You'd think the IRS would get involved- creators robbed of income means governments robbed of income tax.
880.
by panzagl 10y ago
Heck, I'd be happy if edtech companies could figure out Sunday evening is not the best time to do maintenance of their gradebook/lesson plan applications. Then I might even be able to convince my wife to get rid of her paper grad
881.
by panzagl 10y ago
Seems like it would be a pretty long term effect though, so the drop off might not be apparent yet.
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by panzagl 10y ago
I assume because Hell's Kitchen is Daredevil's territory, so it's a thinly veiled announcement of a crossover
883.
by panzagl 10y ago
My choice as well- it was the first book to show me that societies are systems with all the baggage that entails.
884.
by panzagl 10y ago
I can't believe no one has stated the obvious solution to rural lack of opportunity, the one that worked until 40 years ago- reinstate the draft.
885.
by panzagl 10y ago
That would do it then. I read a lot of history and it seems like the only books I keep anymore are either digital or were published last century.
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by panzagl 10y ago
On the other hand, I routinely have to take a box of books to Goodwill, the library sale, or the dump. I can still refer to every digital work I've ever owned, whether on Amazon or pdf. So which is really a more secure way of containi
887.
by panzagl 10y ago
Same here, especially since fiction rarely has diagrams or maps.
888.
by panzagl 10y ago
If the tactile experience means that much I'd think you'd be too pissed to read anything from the past 40 years or so except from small specialist publishers. Even hardbacks now are mostly cheaply made disposable products, with w
889.
by panzagl 10y ago
The only thing that makes it worth it is that the problem domains are so much more interesting than anything you're likely to run into in industry.
890.
by panzagl 10y ago
Oddly enough it sometimes helps to go further up the IA chain- the program/acquisition IA guys are usually retired prior who just want to get a check, but if you can reach higher level service branch or OSD IA oversight staff they are
891.
by panzagl 10y ago
IA is there to tell you no. You have to make the case to the aquisition organization and the end user that not using the tool is a greater risk to the mission than using the tool. And remember what you're developing may outlast your
892.
by panzagl 10y ago
And oddly enough Democrats support states' rights when it comes to marijuana, but don't trust the states on abortion or health care.
893.
by panzagl 10y ago
I think he assumes you're an orangutuan
894.
by panzagl 10y ago
Thank you for writing this, it adds a lot of clarity to thoughts that have been percolating in the back of my mind for a while. I always attributed the relative antagonism to innovation of the Left in the US to its Puritanical foundations,
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by panzagl 10y ago
You would need appropriate credentials and material/systems would have to be marked appropriately. I would think saying 'phone contains classified material' and then not having documentation really just gives them probable c
896.
by panzagl 10y ago
It was gratuitous, but not everything humans do is bad.
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by panzagl 10y ago
The previous launch for their system has satellites with a perigee of 494 km, so not high at all.
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by panzagl 10y ago
88 small commanded satellites in a high drag LEO circular orbit contribute to Kessler syndrome in the same way that your production of CO2 contributes to global climate change. Your attitude is just as anti-science as that of people who thi
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by panzagl 10y ago
You have no idea what you're talking about.
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by panzagl 10y ago
He meant that the concept is easy to explain and demonstrate.

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