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by FL410 4y ago
Which do you think an insurance company prefers: a full hull loss, or a full hull loss and multiple wrongful death lawsuits? Insurance companies DO love it. Some even waive the deductible if you pull.
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by FL410 4y ago
What do you mean “SpaceX hasn’t figured them out yet”? ISL is live already.
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by FL410 4y ago
Serious question: what do you find so “unpleasant” about wind turbines?
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by FL410 4y ago
Technically it's not difficult (with some research) - buy transit DIAs from local providers, get some IP resources, peer, and lay fiber or build out fixed wireless. I suspect the hardest part is regulatory, and doing customer service.
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by FL410 4y ago
It is correct because a TUN interface is not the same as a TAP interface. The latter is layer 2.
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by FL410 4y ago
> Nearly everyone either bought a new home or refinanced within the last 12-18 months due to historically low rates. This also means that almost all mortgages are pretty much capped out in terms of loan to value. How do you figure? Refin
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by FL410 4y ago
I am trying to understand the rationale behind this. Is there some industry or region where Long, Lat is the customary way of representing a location? I have never seen that before.
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by FL410 4y ago
You know what would make a real difference? If Amazon offered a lockable "delivery box" or some kind of reusable delivery packaging. By far my biggest source of packaging waste are 12x12 Amazon boxes used to package a toothbrush o
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by FL410 4y ago
I am curious what you found complex - was it the PKI? I was able to get Nebula up and running WAY faster than any of the others. It's two (well really only one) binaries and a config file - the simplicity is awesome.
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by FL410 4y ago
Nebula rocks!
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by FL410 4y ago
> Those are not mutually exclusive. I may be interested to know that @emmanuelmacron and @emmanuel_macron are both real persons but I’d also want to know that @emmanuelmacron is the famous one while the other is just an homonyme. Blue Ch
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by FL410 5y ago
I did not study programming languages and also came to that conclusion
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by FL410 5y ago
It’s not so much that they deviate from the norm (quite the opposite, there’s a manual that dictates exact phraseology), it’s just that there’s SO MUCH traffic that they don’t have time to hold hands, and they expect you to be competent. In
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by FL410 5y ago
Because airplanes still use engine designs from 70 years ago. Your next question is: why? Same reason it takes 12 years to get a replacement fuel approved.
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by FL410 5y ago
It doesn't. They might do that during an IRAN (Inspect and Repair As Necessary) which is essentially a full engine teardown, easily 5 figures. Certainly not done every 200 hours. Maybe it's a conflation of many piston aircraft eng
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by FL410 5y ago
Totally. Meanwhile China throws caution to the wind and innovates like we used to. The most important line of this article doesn't even pertain to aviation directly: > Some perspective: In 1957, the U.S. hadn’t even launched a satel
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by FL410 5y ago
This is such a mess, and it highlights how ineffective the FAA has gotten. I don't want to hear them act like this is an "abundance of caution" when this very same organization pushed the 737 MAX right through. Maybe the prob
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by FL410 5y ago
You don't want to know. Somewhere between $5-10/gallon. Normal times, $3.50-7/gallon.
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by FL410 5y ago
It deals REALLY well with movement. I’m very curious what you’re seeing and if you’re on the latest firmware?
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by FL410 5y ago
DefinedNetworking develops Nebula, they split off from Slack.
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by FL410 5y ago
It actually sets "standard time" to what is currently daylight saving time, and deletes DST.
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by FL410 5y ago
This is my dream. It's just a number. But getting the general population to wake up at say 2130 and go to sleep at 1030...well, good luck. Also destroys the idea of a 9-to-5 job. Make it start at :30 if that's better for the longi
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by FL410 5y ago
So what. Let them in to play around, they’ll see why they need to talk to a sales engineer (a TECHNICAL person, not the guy who sets appointments with the technical person). If you’re selling a SaaS product and you can’t let me go in and pl
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by FL410 5y ago
Reddit posts are good because the people who create these posts or make comments are doing it to share their knowledge. … So how can we fix the system? The best way to fix the system is to prioritize websites that are there to share know
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by FL410 5y ago
Many gliders and helicopters have yaw strings. Airplanes don’t, because they usually have a slip/skid indicator which tells you the same thing. But once you’ve been flying a while, you don’t really need it, you can feel it.
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by FL410 5y ago
The cool part comes when the model can make the connection that multiply 12345 by 87654 is the same as def multiply_two_numbers(x, y): return x * y Which of course produces the desired result. The interesting part is that github copil
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by FL410 5y ago
tbh I don't know on transport class planes. The GA aircraft I fly won't STFU about traffic on the ground though, quite annoying. I still would have missed it in this case as I'm used to tuning it out on the ground.
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by FL410 5y ago
It was almost definitely on their TCAS but that’s not usually something you’re looking at when barreling down the runway about to take off
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by FL410 5y ago
Happens pretty often at class Ds. Flying into my home drome late at night and I’ll often be in the pattern on CTAF with an airbus.
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by FL410 5y ago
Even better, these could be generation systems hooked up to an electric motor and energy buffer (battery). Put the prop on the motor, keep the whole transmission system electric, and stick one or more of these somewhere else making power.

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