I'm not sure what the point of this comment is within a UFO centric community. Interest in this topic doesn't need to detract from other legislative initiatives. Congress can focus on more than one thing at a time.
If you are referring to DG, then I feel this sentiment is misplaced. He interviewed first hand accounts with the evidence necessary to take the message to the forefront. Also, if Sen. Rubio, and Sen. Gillibrand are to be believed they confirmed that witnesses feel threatened for their lives, in some cases. Armed with this knowledge we can only guess why these first hand accounts would prefer a 3rd party intermediary providing the ammunition to the public. The only hope we can have is that in private these reports are being given to Congress, which, again, based of the senators appears to be the case.
The very same. Yep.
I understand, though having Graves and Fravor actually testify beings to light, in an official capacity, everything they have been saying in podcasts and blogs. When put under oath, congress has much more incentive, if not prerogative, to go after other pilots that the DoD has shielded from providing any information. This could drive new leads the phenomenon has needed: a program insider (though not directly), and pilots on record.
Date: 26 July Time: TBD Likely channel to watch: C-Span Participants: TBD/To be released
This is a serious change in tone and the narrative coming from one of the major news papers.
I will say, I would watch a show with these characters.
This is a worthwhile rant. I believe as the masses divest themselves of centralized services the types of dialogue that take place on the fediverse will even out. Currently how the federated world stands is similar to the early days of reddit, which was a home for the tech crowd.
When you say internally, do you mean behind a NAT, or something to that effect?
In a nutshell Android uses Linux as it's base so I don't believe they could make it closed source, where Microsoft Windows, like Apple MacOS, have always used their "own" kernel allowing them the flexibility to keep their software closed source or source available.
What is old is new again.
They mimic the apple application format to some degree and it is a great way to distribute. The real detriment is sandboxing but with more support this could be included.