Unsecured penguin caused helicopter crash in South Africa
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Alright mister
The penguin is okay, that's the only thing important here.
First thing I checked the article for.
And that’s why I came here before potentially seeing something that would make me sad in the article.
Should have tariffed him better
Apparently the penguin wanted a say in whether or not it was being deported
The birds are fighting back
-- TAKE ELON BACK RIGHT NOW, MOTHERFUCKERS
See, penguins were never meant to fly
And he was drunk!
take-off from **Bird Island **
The authority said that "the lack of secure containment for the penguin" was responsible for creating the "dangerous situation".Hahaha
I'm going to be a pedant, and point out it was an unsecured box, with a penguin in it, which knocked the controls.
Weird way to say the on-board computer is Linux based, but ok. Link to the CVE?
It was just shitty drivers.
(CVE-2016-5195)
Yeah but would the box have slipped without the penguin in it? We need more penguin box experiments I think.
Could this be a Schroedinger's penguin situation?
Yeah but unsecured box doesn't generate clicks
Is it bad that my immediate thought was "Is the penguin okay?"
If it is bad, I don't wanna be good. Poor penguin
"Ooh, look, a button!"
"Huh? Private, don't!!!"
they were probably trying to steal the penguin... so they got what they deserve
in a box for pets, rather than proper cage conservationist use, definitely stealing it.
And Grounded Linux was born on this day
THIS is why america tariffed them!
Feathers mcgraw strikes again
https://youtu.be/fI0Fa66h6Qo
it's because franklin sherman wasn't there to point out the plotholes
https://youtu.be/3ENLigFHadY