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by _moof 1y ago
Because the fire department can usually get there faster. The goal is to get medical help there as quickly as possible.
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by _moof 1y ago
"No one forced these people to get on that non-airworthy airplane." People should not have to understand every technical field in order to participate in society. This is what regulatory bodies are for.
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by _moof 1y ago
I assumed good faith, I just don't know what part of the image you're referring to. Feel free to tell us :)
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by _moof 1y ago
Looks normal to me, for a poorly filtered NEXRAD mosaic anyway. What's the issue?
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by _moof 1y ago
Best Buy for me.
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by _moof 1y ago
No, you can't. Gravity assists require the assisting body (Jupiter) to be moving, relative to the body that needs the assist (Voyager), in the direction the assisted body wants to go. They have an unfortunate name because it's not
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by _moof 1y ago
Every consumer computer. Human-rated aerospace hardware and software are held to much, much different standards. Apple doesn't build to these standards because it's expensive to do so, and so far consumers have been willing to t
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by _moof 1y ago
I was going to say, this is just a list of accidents and ADs with no actual analysis or even an attempt to explain specifically what the through-line is. I'm no Boeing fan, and there may very well be systemic issues that need to be add
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by _moof 1y ago
Unless they ask you for your current password as part of the password change flow.
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by _moof 1y ago
*sighs in aerospace* Let me know when I can use one of these without violating ITAR/EAR.
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by _moof 1y ago
I feel like I've been hearing about NextGen for decades. Just looked it up and I'm not far off. NextGen started in 2007 and is still ongoing.
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by _moof 1y ago
On that point they mean anyone who isn't white, male, cis, straight, and currently able-bodied.
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by _moof 1y ago
The body cannot live without the phone.
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by _moof 1y ago
Same. I read that and think, oh NOW you all are worried about performance?
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by _moof 2y ago
Try pairing it with the companion "Learning the Art of Electronics." It's a hands-on lab workbook that complements the main book. It's very practical.
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by _moof 2y ago
PTP is mostly used for industrial control systems that need to have very precisely synchronized timing. The precision you can achieve depends a great deal on the clock hardware you're using. Network hardware, i.e. whether timing in net
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by _moof 2y ago
The belief is that Musk's wealth is mostly tied up in Tesla. I have no idea if it's true, but that's what underlies the focus on Tesla as opposed to, say, SpaceX. By hurting Tesla and bringing down its value, the idea is that
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by _moof 2y ago
I've been reminiscing about this a lot lately. And you're right, it was a magical time, full of excitement, optimism, and joy. Some of my closest friendships were forged then too. Thanks for posting this.
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by _moof 2y ago
Maybe you've been lucky to have better managers than me. IMHO managers should be giving continuous feedback; it's been a long time since I had a manager whose input on my career growth mattered; and I seek out my own training oppo
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by _moof 2y ago
> I'll put it this way: the 1:1 for you, but it's also too valuable to skip just because you don't want it. We will have a 1:1 on a regular cadence, whether you like it or not. I don't want a meeting for the sake of
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by _moof 2y ago
God, I hate 1:1s. In years on the job I've never had one that was useful. Managers already know what's going on because they're getting daily updates plus a weekly staff meeting. The rest of the time, please just leave me alo
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by _moof 2y ago
Pi-hole is one of the easiest setup and operation experiences I've ever had. This is not "hacking the network."
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by _moof 2y ago
Some control?
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by _moof 2y ago
It may not have been technical junk but HP bought Palm three years after the iPhone came out. I loved my Palm Vx but that is truly hilarious timing. From a business perspective, in 2010 they were complete junk.
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by _moof 2y ago
Delta is a U.S. operator.
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by _moof 2y ago
Regionals are also where the newer pilots work.
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by _moof 2y ago
There absolutely are cameras recording the entire airport surface. The people in charge of them don't usually have "I should post this to the internet" as their first thought. Some airports do stream them though.
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by _moof 2y ago
Ok, then let's define it. There is a world of difference between Part 121, Part 135, and Part 91 operations. Almost no one in America will ever be on a 135 or 91 flight. If we limit ourselves to 121, which is what we're actually
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by _moof 2y ago
The Shinkansen has had one fatality in its entire existence. Domestic air travel is insanity, and I say this as a pilot and a flight instructor.
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by _moof 2y ago
> If you're behind NAT where there's many users behind a single IP address you'll be hit. Doesn't this describe the vast majority of networks in the world?

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