Air Force and Ipads
05-21-2013 | 03:35 AM
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Well to give the comms people some credit, recent years have seen massive and wholesale penetration of classified and unclassified defense networks by a large and growing Potential thReat Country...apparently most of that was accomplished by exploiting commercial hardware. So I can see why they're running scared.
They are unwilling (or were) to work with the operators to devise a solution.As much as I'd hate to see yet another empire, they should've gone with an Android platform so they could build another PFPS-style empire for development and not been beholden to the blessing of the half-eaten fruit cult. With the iPad selection, they virtually guaranteed to slow their spiral development timeline by double....
06-09-2013 | 12:13 PM
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As much as I'd hate to see yet another empire, they should've gone with an Android platform so they could build another PFPS-style empire for development and not been beholden to the blessing of the half-eaten fruit cult. With the iPad selection, they virtually guaranteed to slow their spiral development timeline by double....
06-11-2013 | 01:54 AM
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From: Legacy FO
Are you sure? Every unit (usually Group or Wing) I belonged to had a Jepp ID and Password. I always made printouts of the civilian airport charts since NGA charts either didn't have all of the plates or as much ground chart details.
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