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by FL410 4y ago
The transmitters near John Tune airport in Nashville regularly interfere with avionics. Been that way for years, and no action....
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by FL410 4y ago
>I do raise a stink with the receptionist every time and she's good about it, but should probably escalate it higher in the organization. This is the part that sucks. It's not the receptionist's problem, he/she just w
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by FL410 4y ago
Well articulated and completely agree. Starting to feel a bit like how things must have felt in the 60s...exciting.
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by FL410 4y ago
I have both an MK3S and an X1C and the MK3S has basically been unplugged since the X1C came. I love the Prusa and I would not hesitate to recommend it, but the X1C is a generational improvement in 3d printing. I really have no idea what you
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by FL410 4y ago
JLC is awesome. Shipping takes 3x as long as it takes them to make the boards, even with PCBA (which is to say they are fast). I do wish we had the equivalent here in the states to cut down on the shipping time.
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by FL410 4y ago
Tesla is about to open their supercharger network to everyone. Like, starting 10 minutes from now.
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by FL410 4y ago
Hondas, BMWs, Teslas, Jeeps. The truck is my favorite combination of performance, utility and quality. Especially compared to the Tesla, the build quality is exceptional.
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by FL410 4y ago
Data point of one, but my R1T is by far the best vehicle I've ever owned. Rooting for them.
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by FL410 4y ago
Oof. Good thing they found the bug, and good thing the only issue was two tail strikes. Inaccurate weight and balance data is no joke, with the potential to cause much more serious issues.
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by FL410 4y ago
Wow. I appreciate the perspective, but it’s hard for me to even understand how a person could operate that way.
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by FL410 4y ago
As far as I can tell, it's programmers and adjacent. I am currently hiring for an infrastructure role (sr. network engineer/architect) and it has been miserable, even for remote positions. Certainly don't see an influx of ava
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by FL410 4y ago
NOTAMs/TFRs are not particularly noteworthy, but this kind of TFR reads like something non-routine and out of the ordinary.
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by FL410 4y ago
ISL is active
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by FL410 4y ago
TBH I think misrepresenting this as identifying the "actual" source training material to make an image is way worse than what SD is doing. That's just a blatant lie.
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by FL410 4y ago
As a former BMW super fan, it’s so sad to watch them systematically destroy everything that made the brand awesome.
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by FL410 4y ago
It is almost definitely this. Plenty of discussion about exactly this thing if you look into the Helium subreddits/discord etc.
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by FL410 4y ago
Noncompete != Nondisclosure
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by FL410 4y ago
I trust you are aware that a very very small portion of aviation fuel burned is leaded (mostly just small general aviation aircraft)
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by FL410 4y ago
Probably not. Best case you're getting a few kbps, but generally less - especially if you want long range.
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by FL410 4y ago
Yup. Nothing like an AD AP CLSD stuck right in the middle of 53 different unlit tower NOTAMs
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by FL410 4y ago
Yeah, the thing people always miss is that these engines are flat-rated at whatever hp. I.e., they'll do it for most of their operating lives, vs. the occasional WOT in a car.
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by FL410 4y ago
I kinda like its method though. Think I'm just gonna throw my own "Internal server error" response out when I get the 12th frustrating email reply and I've had enough.
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by FL410 4y ago
Pro-tip, at least on Apple devices: "buy" the trial, then immediately cancel it in your subscriptions. You'll still have access to it for whatever the trial period is, then it'll just stop working (vs. bill you).
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by FL410 4y ago
Whether you believe in the crypto aspect of it or not, the Helium network provides really good public LoRaWAN connectivity in a lot of places. Much easier than building out the whole network, including gateways and the backend. The cool par
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by FL410 4y ago
Nope, it's not meant for that. Think low-bandwidth, small transmissions with highly compact but valuable data (sensors, actuators, etc). Even with LoRa as-is, changing settings to optimize for bandwidth costs you real range.
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by FL410 4y ago
> I'd personally like my Starlink to use its real GPS for calculating which satellites it needs to talk to, but only report a truncated (or no) location to HQ, so that SpaceX doesn't have my meter-resolution location every time
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by FL410 4y ago
This is a game changer. It works really, really well - better than I ever expected to see internet on a plane work. The price tag seems ridiculous, but will probably make sense for a lot of the operators of the planes on their initial STC.
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by FL410 4y ago
What do you expect them to do, especially considering legal and healthcare/PHI constraints?
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by FL410 4y ago
Is there any good way to play with QNX on a workstation/VM to get familiar with it?
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by FL410 4y ago
They can use it to power 1000 homes.

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