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Suburban / Ungentrified urban Midwest
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Everything you want.
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I’m willing to wait to hear what the unions say. If they endorse the changes it will be something to strongly consider.
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https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/times-watchdog/the... “One of the people familiar with MCAS’s evolution said the _system designers_ didn’t see any need to add an additional sensor or redundancy because t
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So a Professional Engineer, who would understand the implications of a single AOA sensor much better than an accountant, signed off on the design anyway? It sounds like we need to find out who that person was and arrest them.
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Why Engineers Must Remember the Kansas City Hyatt Tragedy https://www.enr.com/articles/38400-why-engineers-must-rememb... “Many false theories persist about the cause of this fatal collapse. The failure was not due to
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FTA “Boeing considered the mcas feature to be so minor that it removed mention of it from the 737 max’s pilot manual.“ The accountants don’t write the pilot manuals.
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BS! Which of these was done by the accountants? 1. Drive MCAS with only one AOA sensor. 2. Don't tell MCAS to look for (or even think about) bad AOA data or AOA disagreements. 3. Don't actually bother to tell pilots that they don
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I'm sorry, but what does squeezing jobs have to do with: 1. Drive MCAS with only one AOA sensor. 2. Don't tell MCAS to look for (or even think about) bad AOA data or AOA disagreements. 3. Equip airplane with two AOA sensors as usu
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Pakistan protest: Patients die as lawyers ransack Lahore hospital https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-50757383
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I was going to link to that exact product. I put in the USB A one a few weeks ago and love it. When the iPhone 12 is released I’ll switch to USB C.
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More fretting by the Germans about Tesla.
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If only they could come up with a WSL2 Hyper-V workaround.
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What state has laws about fake news?
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Stop trying. This isn’t your problem. Wether or not Brexit is a Soros plot is not something a glorified BBS needs to worry about. Should AMD be pressured into adding logic to block people from making deepfakes? I know there is a tendency t
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Get ready to learn to code diagnostic radiologists.
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> As soon as there's a fiduciary duty to maximise ROI ... Your premise is wrong. As the U.S. Supreme Court recently stated, "modern corporate law does not require for-profit corporations to pursue profit at the expense of every
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Adopting Office's style is understandable. The problem is that they are struggling to match a 25 year old style. Forget the ribbon, Office 2003 level polish would be great. Instead LO presents a quirky and amateurish.
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Five Years Later, Who Hacked Sony?
(hollywoodreporter.com)
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The UI of Libreoffice is comparable to 1991 Word 6.
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> Not enough privacy for a drug deal. That is SF. Drug deals are done in broad daylight.
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Explain how emotional manipulation is healthy and intrinsically superior?
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Nearly every animal with a brain has young that misbehave. Mama kangaroo, elephant, tiger, horse and chimp will put up with a certain amount of bad behavior, eg overagressive play or taking too much food, then they’ll grunt, then a growl,
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It’s almost as though the primary way the brains of every warm blooded animal evolved to receive discipline has been eschewed by polite society and problematic consequences ensued?
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Also more likely to be a leak from some account harvester / malware / ... rather than D+ getting hacked. Shame on D+ for not screening passwords against known hacked u/p.
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With 10m moms and dads signing up, I'm going to guess this is largely due to password reuse from prior hacks. Christmas123.
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I find this is absolutely shocking. The Iowa Supreme Court chief justice apologized for the mess, how have charged not been dropped? Malicious prosecution or 1983 action?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzLuG3tM84I Interview from 1965.
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Not quite. I’m saying that liberal judges tend to ignore the law when it comes to highly political issues. For example, how many opinions have you read from Ginsburg where she says “I personally disagree with this outcome, but the law is cl
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