a positron has a charge of +e.

"The company claims it is doing this for security and reliability". The trouble is, people will go looking elsewhere for those drivers, and download from untrusted sources, which is a bigger security risk. A better thing to do would be to make old driver downloads easier to obtain, with warnings about the specific security problems they might pose.

I was also going to bring up CANDU, not just because they can be refueled without shutdown, but also because they can be modified to burn thorium.

Regarding the concrete berm on which the localizer antennas are mounted - there is no "wrong way" to land on the runway. aircraft will typically land in the best direction dictated by the winds. both runways 01 and 19 have localizer antenna arrays,
  https://aim.koca.go.kr/eaipPub... , but the array is mounted much higher on runway 01.

As I first started reading, I was confused: doesn't the C clear everything? so replacing it with backspace makes no sense. Then I continued to read, and they described C and CE as functionally equivalent, as though this is universal. It's not: Many TI calculators use(d) C as their 'all clear' button, and CE as their 'clear entry' button.

But if these are company-supplied devices, they should be company-managed. So why are they not using InTune (Their own product!) and pushing apps internally which are acquired from the google play store stateside?

"It is highly concerning that a loose band of hackers, including a number of teenagers, was able to consistently break into the best-defended companies in the world,"

Doesn't this demonstrate that they're not actually the best-defended companies in the world ?

Every fleet I ever tried to view was already gone by the time I saw the notification!

Maybe I'm in the minority -- my book reading has increased twofold since the 90s. I now read about 1 novel every 2 years instead of 1 every 4 years.

Sideload through iTunes? is that a thing anymore?

sounds kinda like that Halo bracelet in Continuum. Nothing good came of that :)

technically, shouldn't inflammable mean "not flammable"? It's the same argument as regardless/irregardless i think. Use whichever. All these english people who get upset because people say irregardless should stop using the word inflammable.

Flame away - i am inflammable! :P