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by _moof 2y ago
> And it's not like anyone actually needs to fly to South-east Asia for vacation every year. I didn't jump anywhere. You brought it up.
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by _moof 2y ago
I don't think "we're going to take away your vacations" is going to be a winning line, especially for essentially no payoff.
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by _moof 2y ago
I'm a leftist hippy and have made changes to my life to help alleviate climate change. But I am baffled by the fixation that activists seem to have on airplanes. Aviation accounts for something like 3% of emissions globally. What'
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by _moof 2y ago
> It is crazy to me that data brokers are even a legal form of business. Ah, yes, but they're businesses , you see - the most important class of entity in America. We the people can evidently go fuck ourselves if it means some
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by _moof 2y ago
> (if we can ignore the ethics of using the actor's voice and the loss of work for the dubbing companies and actors) This is a shocking parenthetical.
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by _moof 2y ago
Welders don't go to grad school so I'm not sure what we're talking about here.
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by _moof 2y ago
People making cubesats? Sure. Companies that can build moonshot hardware, though, are far more scarce.
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by _moof 2y ago
And there were a lot more players in aerospace then too. Apart from Boeing and Lockheed, Apollo also involved North American Aviation, Grumman, Rocketdyne, General Dynamics, Pratt & Whitney, Douglas, TRW, and Bell. Of those, only Genera
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by _moof 2y ago
Not only that but Stennis Space Center is nearby. It's no Cape Canaveral but it's not as though aerospace is completely unheard of there.
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by _moof 2y ago
I can't speak to its veracity but there's a screenshot making its way around in which Crowdstrike discouraged sites from testing due to the urgency of the update.
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by _moof 2y ago
Making your senior engineers take off their glasses, sigh, and pinch the bridge of their nose.
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by _moof 2y ago
An increase in the frequency of clear air turbulence doesn't necessarily entail an increase in reportable accidents and incidents. The NTSB is only notified when a specific set of criteria are met. See 49 CFR Part 830 for details. If t
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by _moof 2y ago
> The wife had mega beef because she hated Ted (from docs she also seems a mega cunt) so she pushed hard to get him to narc Is this really the tone you want to take about someone insisting that a guy mailing literal bombs to people be
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by _moof 2y ago
This has also been my experience working at multiple household names and reading coverage and comments about things I was working on.
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by _moof 2y ago
Autopilot not turning off is not a realistic scenario. There are multiple ways to turn them off, including cutting power entirely by pulling a circuit breaker. You'll often see a colored plastic ring attached to the AP breaker for this
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by _moof 2y ago
Yeah, this sounds like classic somatogravic illusion. When you experience forward acceleration with no outside visual references, your vestibular system produces the sensation of tumbling backwards. The natural response in an airplane, it y
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by _moof 2y ago
In aircraft, legal liability is unaffected by whether the autopilot is on; the pilot in command is responsible no matter what. I see no reason for cars to be any different.
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by _moof 2y ago
I said the root cause. There is always more than one factor in an air accident. But if the ingot hadn't had an inclusion, none of the other factors would've mattered.
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by _moof 2y ago
Unfortunately it's not enough for it to just be titanium. A hard alpha inclusion in an ingot used to make turbine blades was the root cause of the deaths of 112 people aboard United Airlines 232.
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by _moof 2y ago
Yeah, it's best if you can also hold down any reset lines on other things on the board.
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by _moof 2y ago
Tag Connects are great. I use them on all my boards. Small (I use the "no legs" version), no BOM item, and works beautifully.
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by _moof 2y ago
Hard to tell from the video what the quality is like but this concept will be huge for CAD.
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by _moof 2y ago
> It is by far the best terminal emulator available and runs circles around the built-in option. How so?
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by _moof 2y ago
Before anyone gets too excited about another opportunity to say the line about correlation: > We acknowledge several major limitations of this study. First, it is not possible to differentiate between active sun exposure habits and a he
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by _moof 2y ago
There was a shortage of five-gallon buckets. I still haven't figured that one out.
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by _moof 2y ago
In my experience one of the most difficult things to get a team of software engineers to realize is that you are just trying to move some bits from one place to another. Folks come up with these elaborate constructions that create all kinds
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by _moof 2y ago
> the only bathrooms within walking distance were "customers only" They don't want homeless people using them.
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by _moof 3y ago
I agree it's not mysterious. I was asking with some admittedly false naivety because if I'm being honest, I'm skeptical. I've only ever heard about this from people whose opinions on nutrition are dubious in other ways,
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by _moof 3y ago
I keep hearing about this "dead" yogurt. What does this mean?
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by _moof 3y ago
I've designed sensor electronics for rockets. You would not believe how many sensors are on a rocket, especially one still under development.

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