On Jan 13, 3:14 pm, Lenny P wrote:
> Most heli, like airplane accidents are pilot error, so discounting
> that it's safer to fly than to drive.
And I image that if you discount mechanical failure then helicopter
flying is safer still.
It's disingenious to eliminate accidents that don't count (in
2010/1/13 Lenny P
> Most heli, like airplane accidents are pilot error, so discounting
> that it's safer to fly than to drive.
>
Most things are safer than driving. :)
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Statistically, fixed wing is safer than rotating wing. That said, flying is
the second safest way you can travel (walking included)
The safest is hovercraft :)
2010/1/14 Dominic Mitchell
> 2010/1/13 Lenny P
>
>> Most heli, like airplane accidents are pilot error, so discounting
>> that it's
I'm starting to convert to Maven a set of Ant tasks to create
executables and installers for a desktop application. I used a bunch of
third parties' software, such as JarBundler for the Mac OS X, Launch4J
and IzPack for Windows, redline for Linux RPM and ant-deb-task for Linux
DEB. The original
Lies,dam lies and statistics
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From: Kevin Wright
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 2010 09:29:18
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Subject: Re: [The Java Posse] Re: Joe's R/C Copter
Statistically, fixed wing is safer than rotating wing. That said, flying is
the second sa
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For Flex automated UI testing, you have a number of options. I think
with Flex 2 (or 3?), Adobe put in a UI automation toolkit that
probably most of these tools use. I haven't used any of these, but
IMHO it doesn't look to shabby.
Commercial:
HP Quality Center (formerly Test Director - probably
You can certainly eliminate certain pilot errors from statistics
depending
on your mission. For example, if you are doing flight instruction,
you can certainly eliminate weather and fuel exhaustion accidents,
because instructional flights are very unlikely encounter those.
I am airline trained so
As far as tools for migrating from ant to maven, I think running ant
tasks in maven is probably the closest thing you'll get. You may need
to use the ant integration for the rpm/deb packages I'm not sure if
there are maven plugins for those off hand.
So I have recently done something similar, thi
This is silly. Majority of flying is done by a self-selected group of people
(almost no one has to fly to work), unlike driving, which in places like the US
is done by the general public out of necessity. However, the statistics that
state that flying is safer than driving take into account th
>This is silly. Majority of flying is done by a self-selected group of people
>(almost no one has to fly to work), unlike driving, which in places like the
>US is done by the general public out of necessity.
I don't think you can argue against the fact that flying is safer
currently. I don't
Hi fellow Javaposse'ers!
turns out being right isn't enough. No, I'm not just talking about
relationships!!
I'm struggling to get my point across in meetings with other
developers/management and I think its me.
Anyone else feel the same? Anyone done anything about it? NLP? Presentation
skills? B
For bundling OSX apps in maven, check out this plugin:
http://mojo.codehaus.org/osxappbundle-maven-plugin/
And to echo what Stephen already suggested, put each of your distinct
packaging types in their own module - do your best not to shove
everything in to one pom. You can activate which modules
My recommendation is to try to see where the others are coming from. Why
they do what they do, and how you can interact with them without doing
unintentional harm. (honor, rank etc)
Being right isn't key, it's to collaborate to achieve the goals at hand. And
don't forget to have fun while you do it
We use Flex Monkey
It works
However, we also use Google MDI library and do some other advanced
things in our forms that don't immediately work with Flex Monkey
scripting
We are having to develop some special code to get some of that to work
On Jan 14, 6:07 am, Karsten Silz wrote:
> For Flex au
For unix packaging take a look at http://mojo.codehaus.org/unix/ the
unix-maven-plugin.
This will be able to make packages for rpm / debian and solaris.
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On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 5:31 PM, Jason Whaley wrote:
> For bundling OSX apps in maven, check out this plugin:
> http://mojo.codehaus.
On Jan 5, 9:56 am, Jack wrote:
> Is it anything like this one by any chance?
>
> (Possibly NSFW)http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/rc/b527/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbnySBqioB0
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Looks like they're tightening the spec...
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6898593
On Jan 14, 1:40 pm, "hayden.paul.jo...@gmail.com"
wrote:
> I agree with your comments that this might actually be a fix of the
> 6u17 (and before) implementation.
>
> Still, it might take many u
On Jan 14, 2:27 pm, Lenny P wrote:
> You can certainly eliminate certain pilot errors from statistics
> depending
> on your mission.
Indeed. I was merely pointing out that in your mission to demonstrate
that helicopters were safer than cars, you were comparing helicopter
accidents that excluded
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