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artmageddon
16y ago
>Now I would request these people to stop saying that the Indians and the Chinese are taking their jobs. They are taking your jobs because they are apparently better educated (for the job). </generalisation> Wait, so are they, o
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artmageddon
16y ago
Firstly, let's truncate this list: 1. Either one of you have a weak signal. 2. Either one of you are using an earpiece or headset. 3. The other person has a cell phone (delay problem). 4. Either one of you are multitasking and can't thi
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artmageddon
16y ago
The three primary control surfaces on an aircraft are the ailerons(roll), rudder(yaw), and elevator(pitch). Flaps shouldn't be interchanged with any of these surfaces, especially the ailerons, since they perform different functions. Unfortu
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16y ago
Everyone in this sub-thread is right, including you. I've done RNAV and CAT I ILS in a C172(albeit no all-glass cockpit) with no interference from my iPhone(my instructor's phone was also on). I do agree that getting that many people people
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artmageddon
16y ago
Can you clarify what you mean by a fixed reference and a ground-based reference? They sound the same to me, although for the latter I believe you may be talking about a VORTAC or other radio-based ground station, as opposed to pilotage(look
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artmageddon
16y ago
I'll admit that I wasn't aware of this, but on the same token, would that portion of the electronics not be shielded as well?
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artmageddon
16y ago
This is strictly anecdotal evidence, but I'll throw in my 2 cents here. I have a private pilot certificate and am working toward an instrument rating right now, which involves being in continuous contact with air traffic control, flying in
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artmageddon
16y ago
msluyter linked it below: http://www.overcomingbias.com/2010/09/low-divorce-jobs.html There's an Excel file halfway into the article. I'd copy the exact figures on here but it's getting Websense'd :(
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artmageddon
16y ago
I'm usually happy to help out friends with one-off requests, but it depends on the nature of it... or rather I should say, if I'm doing it for free / on the cheap, how much of an inconvenience is it? I won't ask much of anything for quick r
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artmageddon
16y ago
Tactile feedback is pretty important to some people. I haven't tried an iPad yet but when it comes to emails on the iPhone, I would sometimes kill for the ability to just type the way I could on a real keyboard. An iPad with a keyboard hook