The US won't sell F35 to non-friendly countries, and friendly-countries are already in bed with the US intelligence-wise, where the US typically allow the other countries to use their intelligence-gathering systems, in exchange for the US to get access to the information they gather.
That ends up meaning that all intelligence that other countries intelligence-agencies end up collecting are available to the US.
I'm sure Norway and the US are friendly and exchange lots of information within NATO, but if Norway wants to tell the US how their F-35 moves between various caves for service I'm sure they want to do so in a high level intelligence exchange type of way, and not because some Lockheed logistics system automatically phones home about Norwegain F-35 locations.
Well, thanks to Trump exposing Israeli intelligence and requiring immediate extraction of an agent. Most countries are extremely wary to share shit while the dementia filled man is in the white house.
"The inclusion of any products or services on this website at a particular time does not imply or warrant that these products or services will be available at any time."
Just in case anyone thinks this is a real product.
Well they could have problems with manufacturing. Making real physical products in mass quantities does incur problems that deploying software does not.
They T&C also has this
> In addition to other regulations and speed limits, users of our products must be at least 16 years of age and between the height of 4’11 and 6’4. To ride safely, you must read and follow all instructions and warnings in the User Manual. It is your responsibility to ascertain and obey all applicable regulations (including minimum age and height requirements) in regard to the possession, use and sale of any item purchased from this website. By placing an order, you represent that the products ordered will be used only in a lawful manner.
As well as stating somewhere that this only works with 180lbs or lower.
UPDATE: I got trolled. No patents or patent applications and their domain has a hidden owner.
Parsing HTML with a RegEx pattern is considered very bad practice, there are other more robust ways of scraping. For example, in Python, BeautifulSoup.
You do have a fair point though, this functionality does exist in most major programming languages.
