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I believe you mean KSM, Atta was one of the pilots on 9/11.

Yeah, and trust Van Atta to make it seem a weakness and not a point of pride.

They weren't very religious either (mohammed atta went to night clubs and drank alcohol), so what caused them to act?

Somewhat-related book quote: > Van Atta was no more than five years younger than Leo.

That is, that the article was an intentional (and commendable) application of marketing and that Joel would appreciate an 'atta boy' from a peer.

Switching non-trivial code to Python 3 comes with the risk of subtle highly coupled bugs in exchange for little more than an 'atta-boy or two.

When I hear things like Mohammad Atta was waterboarded over 400 times, that very number tells me that it couldn't have been very effective.

Imnsho, at most companies the process only serves as 1) an atta boy for the high performers, to justify raises & promotions, and 2) CYA documentation to manage out the lowest performers.

> you were complaining about an actual, very valid argument that I endorsed Here's a list of people that were morally justified in breaking the law: Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., Eric Rudolph, Mohamed Atta Some you may agree with, hopefully some you don't.

I didn't take the time to look up all 19, but the ringleaders (Mohamed Atta, et.

When the CIA and FBI both asked the NSA for their information about Atta, the NSA refused to supply it or even warn them.

The supposed connection between the Iraqi regime and al-Qaeda (including a supposed link between Iraq and 9/11 hijacker Mohammed Atta) was still be trumpeted months after the 2003 war began, even just before the 9/11 Commission issued its finding that no such connection existed.