BREAKING NOW: 20 passengers on Flight 370 worked for...!!!

[link to online.wsj.com]

aaaaaaand?

Link the dots.....

what he/she said.....

CNN's reporter Richard Quest happened to meet with one of the missing pilots a week ago. They were showing him riding on a plane and taking pictures out the window. He was granted special access. What a coincidence, huh?

(Missing Flight Crew Member Was On CNN — CNN)

bump. Coincidence or not, this is important.

so? another group of 50 or so Chinese artists and their relatives were also on board after opening their show, what's the point

Mind explaining why?

so what???

They are doing a lot with Military grade RF devices as well as other classified work.

My company I work for has a contract from the government and we are to work together... I am not flying anywhere!

Now, that is interesting, seeing how I am sitting in Austin Tx and not a peep out of the local media that is ran by the Camber of Commerece. But of course, they have the multi million dollar SWXS going on right now. Don't change the channel!!!

In essence we are building AI devices for drones...

[link to finance.yahoo.com]

So a company that has employees in both Malaysia and China and likely has them traveling between Malaysia and China often had employees on the flight? Shocking!

I'd be more impressed if a flight didn't have at least one person who could be connected to something or other through X degrees of separation.

Fascinating.

I can't believe companies still do stupid crap like this- all taking the same flight. Stupid.

666

Chipmaker Freescale Semiconductor has created the world’s smallest ARM-powered chip, designed to push the world of connected devices into surprising places.

Announced today, the Kinetis KL02 measures just 1.9 by 2 millimeters. It’s a full microcontroller unit (MCU), meaning the chip sports a processor, RAM, ROM, clock and I/O control unit — everything a body needs to be a basic tiny computer.

was that w/ Wee Too Lo or one of the other guys?




snake

Yeah let's NOT forget that....I saw him admit this on air.
Very Strange.
He was with the pilot days before.
Someone caught it and posted it on youtube.

One of the Americans was an IBM executive.

Freescale Semiconductor on Tuesday introduced its smallest-ever ARM-based microcontroller unit (MCU) for embedded devices in the Internet of Things (IoT) market, the Kinetsis KL03.

The chip maker is billing the KL03 as "smaller than a golf ball dimple" —the 32-bit MCU with an ARM Cortex-M0+ computing core shrinks the preceding KL02 unit by 15 percent in a package that measures just 1.6-by-2.0 millimeters.

The KL03 is also 35 percent smaller than any competing Cortex-M0+ microcontroller on the market, according to Freescale. The chip maker is showcasing its new MCU at Embedded World in Nuremburg, Germany this week.

[link to www.pcmag.com]

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The KL02 has 32k of flash memory, 4k of RAM, a 32 bit processor, and peripherals like a 12-bit analog to digital converter and a low-power UART built into the chip. By including these extra parts, device makers can shrink down their designs, resulting in tiny boards in tiny devices. How tiny? One application that Freescale says the chips could be used for is swallowable computers.

[link to www.pcmag.com]

i don't get it

Keep safe

There are swallable (gross word) cameras, so what does a swallable computer add? It's not like it is hooked up or is not going to pass through to the toilet or anything is it?

exactly.

i don't see what the other connections are???