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The USS Abraham Lincoln sailors' ordeal became controversial after reports of supply shortages, deteriorating mental health and even suicide attempts among the crew.
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Christian Horner's former Red Bull colleagues have called him out for 'lying' and 'causing spicy tension'. Earlier on Thursday, it was uncovered that Horner was paid £67million.
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"Margaret Hamilton, the groundbreaking researcher who helped create the field of software engineering and whose code helped land NASA's Apollo astronauts on the moon to win the 20th century space race, has died," writes longtime Slashdot reader Veeru. "She was 90." MIT News reports: A computing pioneer who authored over 130 publications, Hamilton helped to establish software engineering as a dedicated discipline. She worked at MIT from 1959 until the mid-1970s, after which she became a successful computing entrepreneur and CEO. Her life's work was recognized with many awards and honors, including the 2016 Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama, whose citation noted: "Hamilton defined new forms of software engineering and helped launch an industry that would forever change human history. Her software architecture led to giant leaps for humankind, writing the code that helped America set foot on the moon." "To say Margaret Hamilton was a pioneer -- to say she was ahead of her time -- would be a dramatic understatement. She was a software engineer at a time when that field was in its infancy, and she not only developed advanced code herself but also led a team in using that nascent technology to develop one of the most complex systems humanity had ever achieved," says Olivier de Weck, the Apollo Program Professor and interim head of the MIT Department Aeronautics and Astronautics.
"The Apollo program still stands as one of our greatest testaments to the power of collaboration, ingenuity, and engineering, and Margaret Hamilton was a fundamental contributor to that program's success. And for her that was just the beginning! She went on to become an entrepreneur and remained on the cutting edge of systems software throughout an extraordinary career, while acting as an advocate, mentor, and inspiration to millions."
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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The US government will broadcast the execution of a terrorist convicted of murdering over a dozen US soldiers in 2009, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced on Thursday.
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Panettiere died aged 36 on August 16 at a residence in Greenville, South Carolina, from the 'toxic effects' of multiple drugs - including fentanyl. Her death was accidental.
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Essex Police detained a man and took him to hospital after he became unwell at a Victoria Crescent address in Chelmsford on October 8. No public risk.
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Essex Police detained a man and took him to hospital after he became unwell at a Victoria Crescent address in Chelmsford on October 8. No public risk.
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Matias shared a standard sort of flubstituted fail-merge error'd; not really egregious, just routine.
"I am {{emotionType}} to hear this."
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And another mail-not-merged from
Reinier B.
"When the package from [SELLER] seemed to be lost in
the mail, I was very [EMOTIONAL_STATE] with the refund of
[AMOUNT]. I can now buy another [ITEM] instead."
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Dave A. didn't care for this mail flub, though it's hardly egregious in my opinion. He suggested we just label it with
"A short description of snarky comments."
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"I've_missed_you_too"
Willy wrote in response to this earnest email.
"Long lasting relationships with car dealers are built on the
personal touchÖ."
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"This is a title"
Peter said about a polyglot web page.
"This is a comment."
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