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You sit alone, nobody to talk to, no breaks and after workday you are still in the same place, staring at the same screen and feeling totally exhausted. It sucks. This is why I try to avoid working from home. Work and home should be separate.
.NET is security nightmare. It is too damn secure. You cannot launch apps from network shares and trying to disable that security is PITA. I knew how to disable all the security crap in.NET 2.0 but after that I just gave up. If I have to run MY OWN apps I just copy them to the local disk.
What exactly is "full-sized" aircraft? Is it general aviation aircraft like Cessna/Piper or something bigger like Boeing 737? I would also like to know how well system would detect another aircraft that is coming head-on. From my own experience it is really hard to see a small 4-seat airplane that is more than 1 mile / 1.6 km away. If another airplane is lower and background is the ground clutter then it is almost impossible to see anything further away than half a mile.
If this detection system would work well and would cost less than active traffic systems then it could be used by general aviation airplanes.
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