this is neither good nor security

Yep. Densely packing a large number of people in a public area where large packages are considered normal is just good security.

Smarts and critical thinking. Then if they are engaging or seem fun to work with. We can show you the rest.

Just about to post that. I would go for the Palomar as well. So very simple to tie. Especially with one hand.

Find this bastard.

W....T....F.... did I just watch?

Great stock photo. With the exception of the unbuttoned shirt, that is a perfect representation of ever white, middle-aged developer I have met.

I have had contracts end suddenly in late summer - the slowest time of the year for my industry. Companies do not care what happens to contractors after the fact. I would say at least three months reserve.

If you point out someone is offensive and needs to improve, then you are just another “shamer” so good luck with that.

Nor can one magically hijack a plane with “chemicals”. Which leads to the real point. The #1 prevention of hijackings now is going to be the reactions from the passengers and crew.

a) Then are we in agreement they cannot? Clarify.

Do you really think a company is going to spend $1 million out of spite or some effed of sense that inmates don’t deserve air conditioning?

Yes. But they lived in houses designed to allow the flow of air and catch the breeze. Often, the built special porches for the special purpose of sleeping when it got to hot. I do not think these prisons are designed with these features.

Texas does not have A/C in most of its prisons either.

Good read. Especially given modern attitudes towards social grace. We live in a world of “I am going to be me and if you don’t like it fuck off”. Self monitoring is how we get along in an ever crowding world. So many people say they do not give a fuck what other people think of them, but we are all connected and in…

That would be nice. Unfortunately, Goldman Sachs didn’t get the memo.

Not sure how that is incentive. I can link sources that show companies weigh your safety against their profit all the time. At anyways they would have insurance and, as a corporation, could only be liable for their investment.

Seems like the most vulnerable place is the lines the TSA have caused.

A plane is a big container. It takes a lot of explosives to take one down. Do you ever think what they are throwing in the cargo hold? Toothpaste is not going to be the problem.

Private companies would look to increase the margins by decreasing training and salary costs. They also would not be beholden to the flier in any way. It would get far, far worse.