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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
I agree on a lot of them. Miele however, my mother's last Miele dishwasher lasted 22 years and they were still selling spare parts up until the day she replaced it. That's pretty unheard of in today's day and age
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
It reminds me of the study of WWII airplane, when trying to figure out where to reinforce the planes. The key was the absence of data was more important than the plethora of data.
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
I use homebank. Download all your various transactions, load and tag them and you're done. You can build rules too so the more you use it, the more automated it becomes.
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Yeah I remember reading that the Ford employees on the US side got the removal time down to 12 minutes a van.
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
I was referring specifically to the example above, or at least the jargon I've seen used. And EVERY community is going to have specific language or "Slang". I mean, even the specific resume example above simply translates to
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Not supporting crypto one way or another. But EVERY technical industry is full of jargon. "Did you verify that the RVSM system was talking to the FMS after completing the JIC during the RON?" - Aviation "Are you sure the pack
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Like Stoner Cats!
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Sure, in vague terms, there is a giant cultural problem in the Middle East where locals don't have the education or training or (more importantly) drive to actually do work, so most good employees are expats, but almost all leadership
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
It's truly unexpected failures,in the context of flying the plane. Basically every failure state in flying has a procedure, and as a pilot you're expected to memorize some, and know how to find and follow the checklist or red page
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Comes down to a few things. First, money. Second, location. Third, skill. The Middle East doesn't have nearly the pool of pilots to start with compared to North America, and even NA is suffering from an extreme shortage of pilots. (Won
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
I honestly don't know enough to have an opinion. I'm personally a fan of Star Alliance, but I don't know enough about the middle eastern airlines. I DO know that even the airlines in NA/Europe etc. have their own share o
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
My personal list is Tier 1 US, Canadian, British and German carriers as well as Qantas. Probably throw Air France and KLM in too. In Africa, Ethiopian would be the only airline I would fly if I had to fly an African airline. I probably woul
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The most exciting thing about BestBuy today was the wireless eInk Price Labels(pricer.com)
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
How did they close them? In Toronto they put up caution tape. The people walked through it. They placed reasonable restrictions, and the unreasonable ones were ignored. Honestly one of the biggest benefits of the pandemic (and there were ve
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Toronto is very similar. Outside of the very dense core, but still very much in Toronto proper, you can get lost in forests and ravines and have to be on the lookout for coyote!
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Sure a small backyard isn't great... But I live in a major city and instead we just walk to the enormous park, which is way bigger than any backyard. It's a very different mindset that I thought I'd hate but now that I'm
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Can't imagine how this could possibly go wrong. Definitely not false results due to changes in skin colour, hair colour, etc. I'm really really not in favour of the trend to biometricize everything because I just do not think our
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Yes, you can. That legislation passed right before covid as a modification to the original legislation. The original bill didn't allow it, but it got challenged in court and the government was given a deadline to add that clause.
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
In Canada, yes, advanced directives can be written.
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Also legally, if a company makes an offer and you make a financial change on the basis of that offer, the company is legally liable for all costs incurred. Now, getting that money is another story...
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
This is entirely guessing. But if you were drilling a hole to the sewers, both the toilet and the kitchen needed a hole so that could greatly simplify plumbing and construction.
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
I truly, truly hope this works as described, even partially, on humans. It is so frustrating to see someone who would be able to walk if only the signal could get to their lower extremities. My grandfather is a paraplegic, and man how much
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
If I'm not willing to pay for a browser, why should I be surprised when the free software tries to make money? Yeah, it's not ideal and I'll turn the feature off if it makes it public. But I'm choosing to use a free brow
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Not to be nit-picky, but I'd just add the caveat "having sex while not married has become fashionable in the last 50 years, after a few hundred years of Catholic puritanism"... Sex outside of marriage has been extremely accep
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Boy, sure are a lot of professions married to teachers.
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Boy some days I miss making a webpage with a simple index.html and five pages...
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
Facebook is likely scrambling private jets as we speak to get the right people to the right places.
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
They've submitted a proposal to the FCC, but I haven't heard anything further. As a boat owner... I'm with you!
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
One thing I noticed in Norway too was on street parking meters that also had electric charging cables. Tap your card, pay for parking and the minor electricity cost just gets added to the parking charge.
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by Pasorrijer 5y ago
As a Canadian, the only time I've had a credit card stolen is in the US. Not saying credit card doesn't happen in Canada, it does, but it's definitely a much, much bigger problem in the US. Almost like the banking system isn&

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