Yes I understand and agree that this is not the right path to take.

Automation however is inevitable. There is proven tech that’s existed for decades, the only new things being added here are taxiing, takeoff and landing (and honestly takeoff and landing are already automated, they’re just not used as much)

Considering most all commercial flights are fly by wire except for taxi, takeoff, and landing… not sure

Had a stroke you mean?

Thanks!

Yeah looks great, what lights are they

If you, like me, read this exchange and are curious, 88 = HH = nazi

If you need more explanation I can supply it.

It’s unacceptable in any form.

After his arrest, probably 50/50.

I say this as a liberal with conservative family. They’ll vote for him again.

I remember mudkips

5 tons you say?

Oh ok so you’re more so working with folder structure etc, so bash for when you plug-in a card?

I’m thinking in more programmatic terms, there’s definitely some bash scripting you can execute. Or just go balls out and write a service that executes on systemctl

Can you give more context, what are you using? Language / system / etc?

I will agree it’s a valid storage but it has to be specified in ms

ISO 8601 is amazing for data storage and standardizing the date.

Display purposes sure, whatever you feel like

But goddammit if you don’t use ISO 8601 to store dates, I will find you, and I will standardize your code.

oh fuck we’re in a recursion meme

Versioning is one way; if you have an API you can have different versions which will can change depending on version.

E.G. let’s say you have contact information coming through an API… the database can largely remain the same, but if you want to add a field or change a fields name, you could upgrade the version. When the app is ready to use the new version, switch the app over.

Rereading your question once more, I believe you can just resolve all your issues with a common API.

I’m doing my part!

Yes; am programmer, can confirm.

Old meme I stole