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buildsjets
5d ago
Every side-loader I've ever owned also has this ability.
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5d ago
A little bit of acetone and a q-tip will remove the silkscreen, and then the PCB can easily re-marked by the scammer. Having a new silkscreen made is pocket change.
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buildsjets
7d ago
Fundament: an archaic or formal term for the buttocks/anus. Yer welcome.
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10d ago
This is the perfect route planning software if you are the only aircraft in the sky, and fuel is your only cost. The commercial solutions exist because they consider not only the winds and fuel costs in their optimization, but also known pr
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11d ago
You claim there can't be a shortage, yet the rationing has already started. https://www.newsweek.com/costco-starts-rationing-motor-oil-w...
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11d ago
CATIA has had mesh import with canonical feature detection, and automatic replacement with parametric part features, for at least 25 years. It's in the "Quick Surface Reconstruction" and "Basic Surface Recognition"
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13d ago
When this dumbass Musk venture inevitably fails, I will screenshot this thread and say “I told you so.”
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13d ago
Holy fuck, is this thing turned on? Hello? Anyone out there?
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15d ago
In late elementary school, I had an extremely large vocabulary due to the volume of reading that I did on my own free time. However, I was failing vocabulary tests, which were usually a fill-in-the blank worksheet where you were expected t
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15d ago
Paywalls only exclude plebians. Being able to bypass a paywall is a competency test for the use of the internet.
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15d ago
It costs money to have a contractor service the lavatory waste tank after every flight. Since the lavatory is not on the Minimum Equipment List, it would cost 30 minutes of paperwork to update the maintenance log and declare it inoperative.
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16d ago
The Boeing 767 does not have a Flaps 40 setting. The "Forty" callout was an automated annunciation of the radar-altimeter measured altitude above the runway.
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18d ago
If a Cybercab launches and nobody comments on it, did it really burst into flames?
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23d ago
It takes at least a full bottle or two to begin robotripping.
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24d ago
I hate people, but I love gatherings. Ironic, isn't it?
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24d ago
Yes, I have left restaurants because they only offered a QR code menu, and I plan to continue to do that in the future.
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24d ago
They're still in business today and manufacture the explosive squibs that are used inside some brands of permanently installed aircraft fire existing systems. But it's really a pretty small, contained explosion. I think they als
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25d ago
Not only did I have no idea that Bing or Bing Maps still existed, but the very fact that they ever existed at all had slipped from my consciousness.
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25d ago
Before you can placard something as INOP, you must determine whether the manufacturer and certifying authority have included that part in the Minimum Equipment List or Dispatch Deviation List. Mechanics do both get to determine this at thei
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26d ago
Now imagine if you were able to see the ultraviolet corona discharge emanating from the wires due to the high voltage, as some animals can. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2014/mar/12/animals-...
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26d ago
If you are a general aviation goober like me, flying a 1960's propeller airplane, sure, that is true. However, in a modern commercial aircraft, all position sources including VOR-DMEs, GPS, and IRS are cross-compared by the flight man
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26d ago
VOR is extremely short range and requires an extraordinary number of transmitters to provide any volume of coverage. Additionally it cannot provide coverage over oceanic areas. We USED TO have a nearly global long-range land based navigat
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28d ago
Instead of screwing around with a chatbot to have an ai write a humorous incident report, you could have been playing with your child..
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29d ago
Well, at least we can all enjoy a healthy salad instead.
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1mo ago
Not just wind speed, but all kinds of weather data can be extracted from radiosonde recordings. The data output is called a Skew-T Log-P graph. Some examples of how to interpret them at https://www.weather.gov/source/
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1mo ago
That's totally untrue. You clearly do not have any experience designing, building, manufacturing, testing, and certifying either cast metal or PBF parts. BTW, PBF is powerbed fusion and it is how you make 3D printed metal parts. FDM
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1mo ago
WARNING: Reading his post can expose you to photons, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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1mo ago
Clearly this needs to be replicated as GTA minigame.
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1mo ago
Now I drive my downeaster "Alexa" More and more miles from shore every year Since they told me I can't sell no stripers And there's no luck in swordfishing here I was a bayman like my father was before Can't make a
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1mo ago
I’m working on it every day during lunch break. Good old hardcopy.
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