Both major Irish airlines, Aer Lingus and Ryanair, have had two-person cockpit rules for several years.

Maybe. I'd also hazard a guess at flawed recruitment practices: possibly some cops are none too bright, and probably shouldn't be cops. But then, the same can be said of judges, politicians, lawyers, CEOs, CIOs,...

"Some people think Buckingham Palace a fine building." (Nicholas Freeling)

AquaMacs (Emacs for Macs) works perfectly for LaTeX, as it does everywhere.

I run LaTeX courses and I hear this every time, especially from science students.

It will certainly save you time and effort. You might even get a life :-)

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"Learn LaTeX?" Sure

The LaTeX Editor app runs perfectly on my Note 4 phone so I assume it will work equally well on any Android tablet.

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We have a lot of XML publishing workflows. MySQL provides a -X commandline option which returns the results of a query in XML. I don't know if PostgreSQL, MSSQL, or Oracle have the equivalent (perhaps someone who knows can post). Right now, it's a pain-free way to get what we need in the form we want, with zero additional effort. If it exists in other rDBMSs, that makes our choices wider.

Oops. FAA not FCC. Too much red wine tonight.

Bullshit. One anal-retentive bureaucrat in the FCC thinks people who post videos to Youtube make money from the adverts. It's got zilch to do with the government, except that the government created the FCC and peopled it with this kind of person.

Is it mobile-aware/responsive? demo.redmine.org looks pretty grim

And the disadvantages if they travel to hostile places, like being taken hostage and shot, just because you're American.

I was raised on FORTRAN, but nowadays the kind of work I do (XML) means I use XSLT almost exclusively, so recursion has become natural. Except that XPath2 introduced loops...

I have Android, rest of the family have iPhones. No-one seems to have any problem browsing, so WTF kind of websites is the OP visiting? no, wait, don't tell me...pr0n

Even better, have them type in the menu to whatever they use to create their PDF (presumably they do actually print menus to give to diners :-) but then turn that input into HTML and put it on the web.

In any case, WTF do restaurants insist on publishing their menus as poxy goddessawful PDFs anyway? This is just pandering to the designer's pitiful little ego. If you want me to come dine, give me something I can READ, damn you.

It started off similarly in Ireland: local-call dialup in cities, nothing anywhere else (although universities had leased lines). The then-recently-denationalised-former-state-monopoly telco was completely pig-ignorant about data, but eventually offered dialup and then DSL. Finally they started to see the light, and the cable TV companies found they could carry an Internet service, and it started to take off — in the cities (no such thing as rural dialup). Now I have 200Mb from my cableco, but if I lived out in the deep countryside, I would have dialup only, probably long-distance to the nearest city, as the landlines can't carry much else of a signal (and many of them are still party lines), and there's mostly no data cellphone service, so no dongles. The government keeps spouting motherhood statements about rural and island connectivity, but it's patchy and poor.

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And the telcos (and ISPs) bribing the local politicians to make it stay that way.