malaysia

In Malaysia being a programmer is a job that doesn't require mythical powers, so it's close to 50-50 in gender split.

It's also worth mentioning that Malaysia was fighting off a Communist insurgency, though that was pretty much dead by 1960.

Both Malaysia and China have domestic air flights operating way before the 1950s.

I'm in Bali right now, Malaysia & Singapore next week, Tokyo for the rest of July.

I was in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia a few months ago.

One of the primary reasons for the recent Malaysia Air jet disappearances according to investigations is an excessive reliance upon automated systems to fly planes, and insufficient knowledge of flying without such tools.

The thing I can never get past with the Malaysia 370 incident was the super weird flight path the plane took - like it was trying to evade tracking systems.

I am British and currently in San Francisco, but plan to move back to Malaysia later this year (3+ years experience working remote from there).

I used US and BA miles earlier this year to fly to Malaysia and Thailand for free (well, plus taxes) in first class, spending five weeks between Hong Kong, Penang, Koh Lanta, Beijing and Tokyo.

You just described the problem with Black Empowerment policies in South Africa and "Bumiputra" policies in Malaysia.

But the sub-headline says "Fragments of a wing washed up in the French island of Reunion could be wreckage from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, says aviation expert" (emphasis added).

With Russia bumping against all of europe, and China bumping against Japan/Korea/Taiwan/Vietnam/Malaysia/Indonesia/Phillipines, this is boding ill for global stability.

It seems like these things can fly by if operators don't fuck up on a major scale like recently with Malaysia(?).

China is annexing territory that belongs to Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines.