I've been quietly wishing that the media would report this as an airplane issue rather than a 5G issue. The airlines have had plenty of time to upgrade their radar altimeters to versions that are less indiscriminate about "noise" from adjacent frequencies. They've passed at at least one previous deadline and this is the second (?) that they've missed. This issue didn't sneak up on them - they simply didn't act on it and the media keeps reporting it as if the phone carriers and the FCC are picking on the airlines.

an adult *female*, per the fine article.

There. This is actually what the article is reporting. The rest is ideology.

Maybe they're truly appreciative of the fact that Mr. Hope flagged this vulnerability. Other countries' governments still tend to charge and/or incarcerate the messenger while denying that there was an open door to the information. Good luck, Mr. Hope!

You can't always get them over the air. In my market, I'm about 30 miles away from our local tower farm and I'm not easily able to put up a really good antenna.

When I read the title, I thought that the article was going to be about the large number of people being hired away from large corporation to work at Uber...

I downloaded Java yesterday and saw that it had the Yahoo option already in there and pre-checked for my convenience....

I'm sure that some will see this as inappropriate, but I wonder if research will eventually discover that men and women have slightly different mechanisms for location mapping in their brains...

Yes, and they're only out about 60 multimeters...

(I kid, I kid.... they're not QUITE that expensive)

Since the days of computers first came into common use there must have been tens of thousands of database programs written. There are probably thousands of database projects underway as you read these words. And somewhere today, at least one of them is failing. ... Databases are wheels that have been re-invented so often that many veteran developers could stumble through such projects with their eyes closed. Yet these efforts sometimes still manage to fail.

Or, install an indoor repeater with a dummy load on the outdoor antenna port. The signal from the cell phone will be "captured" by the repeater, but the user won't be able to get a channel to place a call.

1) Load all 30 computers
2) Lock all 30 computers in a closet.

and it looks like us.
I only had time to skim the PDF, but I noticed that the aliens look like small children on their "merry-go-round" ships or fat old men drink beers in front of Cessnas.
They could easily blend into our culture and drink beer.

Does Mass have a seatbelt law? Is the Lt. Gov exempt from such laws? Data shows that during both bag deployments, the driver's seatbelt was unbuckled.

How about a big QR code on each door and a camera hooked up to a laptop at the way-points?