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by Glawen 7y ago
It is certain that under close scrutiny one can find bugs as well in Airbus airplanes. Bugs are inherent to software production, all processes are just there to minimizes the risks posed by critical bugs. However, as airbus released the fir
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by Glawen 7y ago
Pretty normal to have passport check on exiting a country. You might have overstayed your visa and you are going to be fined or banned, or you might be a criminal and they will arrest you. Problem is that nationals are usually not extradit
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by Glawen 7y ago
No surprise, bosch is the leading tier 1 automotive supplier who got hit hard by the vw gate and the slump in diesel engines. Electric and autonomous car (which then will lead to easier car sharing) are going to put a huge dent in their bus
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by Glawen 7y ago
I think it is highly unlikely due to the chinese culture and how they view africans. There is a very good documentary called empire of dust that gives a good hindsight of the culture clash: https://youtu.be/1a-QpyF7rNc The
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by Glawen 7y ago
I like the british one because they are mostly 3x3 lanes, with catseye all the way and very good rain drain capabilities. They are way better than the awful concrete motorway that you can still find in germany
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by Glawen 7y ago
Germany is also among the most congested country in europe. It is a pain to drive there, as the germans are constantly rebuilding their roads, generating endless trafic jams. A8 karlsruhe- munich has never had a day without road works in 30
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by Glawen 7y ago
It's going to be difficult to prove that VW cheating led to asthma deaths and pollution. It's easy to say that VW is the root of all evil, but the most popular vehicles sold in the US are pickup trucks, which have a diesel engine
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by Glawen 7y ago
Iso 26262 do not quote misra, but everything which it asks is basically contained in misra
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by Glawen 7y ago
I lived 5 years in Glasgow to get my engineering diploma, coming from a quiet village from the french countryside. It was a shock when I arrived there, barely speaking english, having never lived in a city before, but my god I loved this ci
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by Glawen 7y ago
I find it funny when you know it is Napoleon who forced every dutch to chose a surname in order to build up a registry (to tax them of course) . It is the source of the many funny names that the dutch have, as they thought they will have a
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by Glawen 7y ago
Very few people I know are eating home. Home prices have increased and city centers became unaffordable for many people. So people are buying homes outside the city center, which adds commuting time. I have 30min drive to reach my home, 16k
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by Glawen 7y ago
I find it funny that the US requires to have engraved "Objects in mirror are closer than they appear" on their mirror, and yet allow to sell cars with dubious autonomous driving claims which are misleading.
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by Glawen 7y ago
Airbus does have final assembly lines in china. I guess they have no access to blueprint of components
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by Glawen 7y ago
Pretty common with industry norms and standard unfortunately...
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by Glawen 7y ago
Yes, parent is mixing energy with power. If charge is done at night, there's ample available energy for these trucks
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by Glawen 7y ago
The problem with that sort of artisan is that you never know if it is really artisan stuff, or factory prepared mixtures. Many shops look like artisan shos, but are just selling overpriced factory food. I really became wary of them. In Fran
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by Glawen 7y ago
For me a recipe is just a description of the steps to recreate the main gist of a dish. In a dish, you have the main steps giving the most flavour, and stuff added or swappef to enhance it. Once you understand which are the main steps givin
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by Glawen 7y ago
You are just brainwashed by fox news or are just ignorant. A few example: aerospace, first Fly By Wire airliner, and still leading the technology while other planemaker got their aircraft grounded. ATR is market leader for turboprop airlin
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by Glawen 7y ago
why is it a good thing. For Alsace, the goal of the french state was clear: kill the alsatian culture so that alsatians do not side anymore with the germans. This began by prohibiting children to speak alsatian. Now, the new generation cann
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by Glawen 7y ago
For sure it is cheaper. On the scale of a house, it is not so much, i spent maybe 300€ of wires alone for my house (mix of 1.5 and 2.5mm2). But you need also to add the manpower cost. With 240V 16A (standard for a 5 plug circuit) breaker yo
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by Glawen 7y ago
Been there done that. I concur that it is painful. Morever they nearly always stand with the sprongs pointed upwards
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by Glawen 7y ago
there is a higher risk associated with 240V, but now all new home circuit require RCD (30mA in France is the norm now together with the big 500mA RCD from the utility). I've done the circuit in my home, sometimes with live current, but
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by Glawen 7y ago
My god, the US judiciary system is so broken in many ways that it is beyond repair. It is crazy how a company making false claims can ruin you so easily, and you cannot fight back or be compensated.
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by Glawen 7y ago
As a french taxpayer, i wish my country would leave as well, it was the second worst decision from sarkozy (first one being Lybia invasion).
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by Glawen 7y ago
I work in embedded sw in the automotive world and I absolutely did not understand how container accelerates their development. Could someone here with experience in this things enlighten me ? F22 raptor is still an embedded system, I cannot
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by Glawen 7y ago
In France they show the country of origin (region when it is from France) and the variety. Sometimes they state if it is organic. Generally, the French fruits are more expensive but tastier. But when it is the high season of the fruit, like
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by Glawen 7y ago
France has 30 millions less people and is 50% bigger than germany (550000km2 vs 350000km2), so no, it is not comparable. Germany is way denser than France, with a lot big cities.
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by Glawen 7y ago
The UK imports all the shitty things from the US, instead of looking at what the european are doing: - No national ID, so identity theft is easier - For a long time, no pin code on credit card, so that theft is easier Basically they keep th
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by Glawen 7y ago
I did not know about this case, but good luck to the justice to know the truth. It might be a french or american airplane according to wikipedia. The french army is called in France "la grande muette" for a reason: it never speak
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by Glawen 7y ago
You're totally off here. Bosch sells engine hardware (ECU, pump, injectors etc..), but the software is custom made. The automaker pays Bosch to implement the SW they want, as a lot of features differentiating automakers are SW feature

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