Saturday, March 28, 2015
21 ways that English is the worst language ever...
21 ways that English is the worst language ever... Via friend and former colleague Aleck L. (for whom English is his second language). My favorite is #17:
Read the whole thing...
Read the whole thing...
Do you ever gaze downward?
Do you ever gaze downward? Don't do it in the airport security line, because the TSA is trained to think that's an indication that you might be a terrorist.
Reminder: the TSA's vast, expensive, intrusive, obnoxious security apparatus has caught exactly zero terrorists trying to get on planes.
Zero.
Does anyone other than me think there might be a cost/benefit problem here?
Reminder: the TSA's vast, expensive, intrusive, obnoxious security apparatus has caught exactly zero terrorists trying to get on planes.
Zero.
Does anyone other than me think there might be a cost/benefit problem here?
Speechless, I am...
Speechless, I am... The person most likely to be the next President of the United States illegally erased all her emails sent or received while she was the Secretary of State, and was receiving sensitive intelligence information about Libya that contradicts her public statements about the Benghazi disaster.
Makes you proud to be an American, no?
Makes you proud to be an American, no?
This is big news for the space industry...
This is big news for the space industry ... the Air Force is acting to level the playing field for commercial launchers. Two big events on the same day: the Air Force announced the end of subsidies to the United Launch Alliance (which made their launchers artificially cheap at the taxpayer's expense), and an internal Air Force review released a report saying that the Air Force's recent certification process for SpaceX was artificially difficult (again advantaging the United Launch Alliance).
I'm not sure what motivated the Air Force to act in a sensible manner, but it's surely a welcome development...
I'm not sure what motivated the Air Force to act in a sensible manner, but it's surely a welcome development...