Instead, Dr Mahathir seems obsessed with wiring up his legacy in the palms.
Then suddenly a comrade is wiring up an IED, concealing it with dry leaves.
Admittedly, wiring up the West, with its greater distances and thinner population densities, is tougher than wiring up Kentucky.Part of the problem has been the poor design of federal loan and grant schemes by Congress.
Wiring up all the locks of, say, a nuclear power plant, university campus, airport, or military base therefore becomes extremely costly.
The chancellor's next budget will be a chance to see whether the government cares more about wiring up Britain or drawing the purse strings.
From where we stood, thick black hoses ran like wiring up across a snowfield, snaking in the distance over makeshift supports.
Varoufakis, who once proposed wiring up tourists in a bid to clamp down on tax evasion, denounced media accounts of skullduggery as far-fetched.
A long-time techie, in 1979 he earned a masters for wiring up the campus's computer systems at University of California Berkeley.
And working on the Hubble is tricky enough in normal circumstances: it has been compared to wiring up a hi-fi in a dark cupboard, while wearing ski gloves.Gently does itObviously, NASA has to make sure the shuttle is safe.
"E-Rate today prioritizes long-distance telephone calls and getting phone service to a school's bus garage over wiring up a classroom," Mr. Pai said in a speech this week at the American Enterprise Institute.
I start with the basics, wiring up a few LEDs to the Pi, and then start writing a program (grabbed from another online tutorial), to get them to switch on and off in a pattern: all easier said than done.
