On 04/07/07, Jen Phillips <jetlaglug(a)googlemail.com&gt; wrote: I keep hoping the world will wake up and realise that some idiot I don't know if it was a serious, terrorist, attack however if it had of got through the doors/glass (Which is what they intended as far as I'm aware) with a packed terminal I think we could have been looking at something along the lines of twin towers. Consider not just the people queuing at the check-in, what about those lovely planes full of fuel that we all look at from the waiting area many of which are parked very close to the terminal. An exploding gas canister will go through a 5" inch thick concrete wall not to mention how fast fire can spread. Having said that, with my Mr cynical hat on, the UK government loves these so called attacks; 1. Unpalatable laws can be rushed through under the guise of anti-terrorism. 2. We can sit comfortably in the White House while asking for a handout because we are under attack as well. 3. It takes the public's mind off all the other problems this country is facing. 4. The police love it too, it means they get to walk around with machine guns and blow up cars that "Look suspicious" how you can tell a suspicious car is beyond me? Oh and I'm not convinced about Al-Qaeda either its easier to just tell people it was them than say "It was the Judean Peoples Popular Front" or "The Surrey and Lambeth Ferreters Association". Al-Qaeda is now the bogey man for 2007 I wonder who it will be in 2008/9? -- Regards Dick Turpin Arch Linux is an independent i686-optimized community distribution for intermediate and advanced Linux users. Utilising a Rolling Release System packages are regularly updated and an ISO release is just a snapshot to the stable packages at that time. So there's no need for a fresh install the command 'pacman –Syu' upgrades the whole system.

On 04/07/07, Russ Phillips <russ(a)phillipsuk.org&gt; wrote: Um they do just ask the local fire brigade, its a favourite of arsonists stick one in the middle of a fire the resulting gaseous explosion will spew an accelerated fireball across the room. If they did explode, I'm far from convinced that it would go through a I've seen a couple of H&S training films where they've demonstrated it but hey maybe they was Spielberg's movies? And yes, fires can spread very fast. But, on the other hand, every I was living in Woolwich when the IRA bombed there I still remember the sound when it went off in the pub across the road from the barracks. There is a difference you know, the Glasgow attempt was not a bomb in the sense you are thinking of this was just petrol and gas cylinders while there would have been an explosive sound and some residual percussion damage the main emphasise was fire. True you have a point regarding the fire services however as always happens in these types of things you'll probably find they are geared up for runway stuff rather than terminal buildings which in turn would/might create a delay giving the fire more chance to take hold. :-) I remember the likes of Bada Minhoff (Probably spelt wrong) although they we're not very international. -- Regards Dick Turpin Arch Linux is an independent i686-optimized community distribution for intermediate and advanced Linux users. Utilising a Rolling Release System packages are regularly updated and an ISO release is just a snapshot to the stable packages at that time. So there's no need for a fresh install the command 'pacman –Syu' upgrades the whole system.