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by A2017U1 8y ago
Sensors fail all the time, everything can be turned off. There's a half dozen ways to determine AoA and apparently the previous flight did exactly that, turn off the faulty sensor.
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The pilot negotiated turning around and returning to the airport with ATC, which takes more effort than a distress call. The previous flight which suffered the same problems called in a PanPan before resolving the faulty sensor issue. Repor
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Last year with anonymised data freely available to anyone for health research. https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2017-12-18/anonymous-med...
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by A2017U1 8y ago
I know little about aviation nor this incident, but the pilot never once radioed panpan let alone mayday despite having the time to do so. This is very unusual. For anyone interested the best sources of knowledgeable commentary is ppprune a
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I think you missed the point. The Chinese melamine scandal is over too.
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I've gotten email responses that look like a suggested autoreply and it makes me judge the person and value of the conversation. The person may have typed it but it comes across that way. Happy to use an email provider that doesn'
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China hasn't invaded a country in 50 years and hasn't put an offensive military anywhere in decades. They very much keep to themselves as far as large economies go. Find the amount of yellow peril in this thread amusing. I guess n
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I used to keep a weeks worth of water, noodles/pasta, canned goods. Would rotate it out every 3 months and buy the same. Despite the government advocating people have 3 days supply and numerous natural disasters where stores empty in h
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by A2017U1 8y ago
Note: there's a few dozen NTRU entries in the post quantum comp.
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> Would you consider drones and smart bombs bad when the alternative is carpet bombing? That's the only alternative?
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15,000 died from the tsunami that caused Fukushima, radiation exposure killed 1 volunteer cleanup worker.
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Australian regulators waxed lyrical about how "it's different here" at the time, both sides of politics said the same. 3 years later and the banks ended up in court for interest rate rigging, all the regulators decreeing inno
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by A2017U1 8y ago
If only we could get such swift global action on greenhouse emissions. Both problems are essentially the same yet the difference in action couldn't be wider.
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Personally I care despite being a huge meat eater. There's no reason for cruelty other than laziness and indifference. Id generally draw the line at insects. And yet most insects for consumption are treated quite well. Again personal o
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Ah yes, you're right, I forgot about that occurring in the States. Everywhere else offers far shorter fixed terms. Struggle to understand how the banks manage it, seems like some risk is offloaded onto either taxpayers or other bank cu
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by A2017U1 8y ago
> If the net cost of home ownership is lower than renting How do you know the net cost on a 30 year loan? If you can confidently predict decades of interest rates there's far more profitable investment classes for your money.
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> Subscribe below to read this post No thanks.
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Why try to help sub-Saharan Africa before solving problems in the Western world.
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What happens if every single person pays for pre-check? Wouldn't the lines be just as long?
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You would have to eliminate all government policy to get rid of subsidies. There a million ways around every clause in a 1000 page free trade agreement. It's just not possible. I'm a supporter of liberal trade between all countrie
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What's going on there with the "Support for encryption in transit" section? Overwhelmingly at 0% in most regions which they say are: > domains in terms of volume of email to and from Gmail, in alphabetical order Something
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Pilots are in short supply worldwide, any country creating further restrictions is going to obviously face even more supply problems. Get the feeling it will pass unnoticed, like many regulations that don't make sense it's far eas
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by A2017U1 8y ago
As someone who rents in a large overvalued city, my landlord is getting a 1.5% yield before taxes and deprecation. That's 60+ years of rent to outright buy the same place. More than happy with that situation while he speculates on near
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by A2017U1 8y ago
The sheer ignorance surrounding cryptomarkets is quite staggering. I'm first to call a good part of it a sham but simply writing off everyone is naive, low effort discourse. Gemini is owned by the billionaire Winklevoss twins, its base
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In general demand is higher for bonds as their prices fall. They are both cheaper and paying better rates. This is econ 101.
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> No tether has ever been destroyed. Here's 30 million being destroyed earlier this year: https://omniexplorer.info/tx/24db40680654b8b505fda3e96be722c...
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> anonymously traded Where exactly does anyone claim that? They have a team of lawyers and access to all the regulators by virtue of being such a huge exchange. Do you honestly believe they haven't consulted widely on this?
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> Just do an IPO A token is virtually frictionless and costs nothing to setup or trade globally, dividends can be paid out directly to token owners. An IPO is an incredibly lengthy, arduous process requiring a small army of lawyers and a
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Have pulled open every microwave I've owned and cut the speaker. Dozens of buttons, not a single mute switch. Microwaves are loud enough as it is, you can hear them running from the next room. Strangely enough never seen a toaster with
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> finding people who spoofed their MAC address, and therefore deserve extra scrutiny > Why are you changing your MAC address? We need to investigate you. Both iPhones and Windows 10 have MAC randomisation built in for wifi. I hope you

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