Planes tend to be stored dry so that if they are hit they don't release thousands of gallons of fuel and make the problem worse.

The stress being on the solder isn't the problem.

The issue with SMT is the stress is on the copper pad/trace, and these can just peel off without a real lot of effort.

With PTH the component is pinned in the hole by solder on either side of the board so it can't move.

Does your kid have friends?

Access to school or library computers?

Or just going 'round the twist.

That is called two's complement. It is how you store both positive and negative integers in a single word without just using a bit so signify sign.

A berry is a type of fruit.

Well they would disagree publicly at any rate.

They still do it of course, they just lie about it.

That is still theism.

What difference does it make if a person is at their desk, in bed, or at the beach?

The only question you should be asking is "are they doing their job?".

If you don't know the answer to that then you're not doing your job as a manager. The employee's work location is irrelevant to this.

Judging a person's performance based on how warm their chair is very common, it's a pretty shitty way to manage though.

Literally jumped through fire to get your second dose?

Wow that's some pretty tight security they have. How did you deal with the lions?

No, of course it doesn't.

It means that they can change the mission parameters to fly the drone until it runs out of fuel and just abandon it.

If it had a pilot on board they would want to go home, a drone doesn't care one way or the other.

You could perhaps claim that in North Ireland, but not Ireland.

Ireland is an island near England, but not attached to it.

North Ireland is a country/province/region of the United Kingdom. Ireland is its own nation.

Err no, the swearing is completely meaningless.

Impressive physician... I'm on the IT side of healthcare, just thinking about the years and tons of money on servers and software we have put in to make meaningful use happen.

it was a TON.

So when it is going say 10 over the speed limit to keep with traffic and gets into a crash due to some unforeseen circumstances that maybe a bit slower wouldn't have had an issue, who wants the liability that it was indeed breaking the law, and was programmed to do so intentionally?

Lawyers would have a field day before and after if they are let off the hook... so minor infractions don't matter as proven in the case of autonomous cars...