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3y ago
Lack of homologation is why. Every car manufacturer who wants to sell in the US must do it.
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3y ago
Yep. And the presumption during construction was creating a usable building, so it's not necessarily all that risky. The risk is in monetizing that floor space.
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3y ago
Residential is the way forward. Many projects and formerly commercial buildings are getting the apartment conversion treatment, complete with bullshit interior dead spaces to meet regulatory requirements. It's not a lie, it's com
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3y ago
It's curious why any FDI happened, except small amounts of speculative investment. Property rights in China have always been highly precarious. It's a huge economy but the game is arbitrary and rigged.
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3y ago
- For-profit prisons - Very high carceral rate - Slave labor - Executions, which civilized people don't do - Undocumented migrants exploited purposefully in agriculture and manufacturing, creating a workforce unlikely to ever complain
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3y ago
Just put a photo of my dad by the story, it will suffice for all of the threads of trivialization, lack of empathy, and inability or unwillingness to understand.
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3y ago
You're off your rocker. Comet's square windows were fundamentally unsound. 737 NG contains Ducommun garbage structural components deemed "airworthy", going back between 1996 and 2004. 737 Classic != NG != MAX. No amount
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3y ago
There were over 20 serious issues affecting 737 NG and MAX models post MAX crashes, but they received exactly zero media coverage. Former 737 Boeing manufacturing manager Ed Pierson raised the alarm vigorously but no one listened.
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3y ago
Here, just juggle these old sticks of dynamite weeping nitroglycerin carefully and nothing bad will happen. And if it does, it's the operator's fault. Don't fret, the American government is doing all it can to ensure Boeing
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3y ago
The DOJ acted as Boeing's PR firm in the Jamaica 737 NG crash of N977AN. Obama's DOJ made intentional false statements to media that the NTSB supposedly concluded that faulty bear straps and other structural components weren'
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They will try to MacGyver some shit together last minute. The irony is the 707 replaced then De Havilland Comet 4, which is much like the 737 MAX today. The difference being Boeing is a strategic defense contractor that is "too big to
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3y ago
There are unusual aspects to these events: - Women generally don't murder people - Women don't typically murder people violently - Fleeing to a locale where many people look similar to them was crafty - Changing one's appeara
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3y ago
Also known as nonexclusive dating prior to a committed relationship.
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3y ago
Let's refine the archetype: the pseudo-talented jerk, cowboy coder, workaholic snob. Demographics doesn't have anything to do with it; it's an attitude problem leading to all manner of manageability and team morale problems.
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3y ago
Yep. This is the TCS consulting business model. Interestingly, the meat ag and farming employs (no pun intended) similar tactics with undocumented people working in near-or-de facto slavery conditions that are very dangerous. The major meat
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3y ago
Forget scapegoating one group or another as "the" problem. A lasting solution to the diffuse solidarity, fair pay, and job security problems with the tech industry is worker-owned co-ops and nonprofits. Without the people doing th
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3y ago
Borland C/C++ 3.1 came in the largest by volume and by weight shrink wrapped box ever due to inclusion of printed library and API references for DOS and Windows and other tools. Borland-branded products were the pro versions compared t
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3y ago
Keeping dust down with water sprayers should be a thing. Also, there should be particulate counters and VOC sensors all around sites to indicate what level of PPE is non-obvious but needed.
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It's the bozos working with the stuff without proper PPE. I watched a grave marker carver absolutely bathing in dust with just a thin bandanna, I was in there for 5 minutes and was left choking in their hazardous work environment. WitH
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3y ago
Both my grandfather and father received identical forms of bladder cancer due to improperly handling solvents without PPE. It's preventable and stupid. A similar situation exists with mostly men who work outside and refuse to wear hats
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3y ago
Wild hair conspiracy theory: Blowback for bowing to Putin, hanging out with Alex Jones and Joe Rogan, and following the Kanye's guide to child naming.
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3y ago
Corporate DEI is a fad of ostentatious pseudo-sympathy. It's a jobs program for even more bullshit jobs. But one should know they're on the Titanic when there is lots of diversity of the 5 other people in the building who aren
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Taxi Dancer
(en.wikipedia.org)
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You're being dramatic and uncharitable. GPG works. If you don't like it, invent something better.
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? There are plenty of keyservers that are usable. There is a visualization diagram of the forest of replication partners. https://www.rediris.es/keyserver/graph.html https://spider.pgpkeys.eu/graphs
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3y ago
The technology of gpg isn't the problem, it's the CLI and non-CLI UX that's the problem. Mailvelope makes it sort-of easier, but it also fails at UX because it doesn't support clear signatures. Gmail and such should addr
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Seems like Facebook turned into Emacs between 2004 and now. I left after tagging people in photos became a thing but before "privacy" controls existed.
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Worse than SSBJs and flying cars, the idea of proliferation of nuclear reactors will never make financial or safety sense. The wingnut shooters of transformers would love to cause a radiological incident.
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3y ago
The problem is three-part: - A lack of clarity about actual problems. This list conflates too many things together that aren't existential threats and are aspirational values. The actual root-cause threats are climate change, politi-e