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by cf1241290841 3y ago
This might be Microsoft looking for pictures of naked children ? https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/publication/metadat... edit: In which case its part of the TOS and has government support. I would loo
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
IMO a lot more interesting story around mr beast: If you have a bit of patience, while very much annoying, the making off video of his squid game blood packs is really interesting from a maker perspective. > How I Almost Ruined MrBeast S
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
He lives in France and its not clear what laws he could have violated even if he would live in the US. He looks at 20 year old stuff, doesnt dump the firmware and there are obviously no explosives involved. You can find this stuff in museum
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
>Ethical considerations. In this work, we only used data publicly available on the Web and did not interact with online users in any way. We study and make several deplatforming events available. Yet, each event was covered in news piece
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
No, bad case of language barrier. Thanks for asking for clarification, its an equally unpleasant misunderstanding as people feeling insulted by the use of the generic you.
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Teardown of Two Russian Missile Sensors (@lelabodemichel5162)(hackaday.com)
8 points by cf1241290841 3y ago|2 comments
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
There is a book recommendation in the other thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38894227 The McDonnell Douglas merger is also worth mentioning in this context.
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
> ITT: software people think they're experts in airworthiness and aircraft maintenance. You mean working with safety critical systems with hardware software co design and human interaction through complex processes? Yes last i check
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
>If one door falls of the aircraft, it's most likely a service tech didn't do the job properly More or less what both Boeings predecessor and the FAA took away last time such a thing occurred. Crew didnt close the door properly
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
Even if that is the case, it shouldnt been an issue. The DC10 problem was due to insufficient safety mechanism that allowed for crew to unknowingly close the door without engaging the safety lock.
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
The Turkish airlines crash was even worse. And it happened almost two years later after the FAA was fine with a gentlemen's agreement instead of an airworthiness directive. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkish_Air
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
In the other plane. And its a miracle the pilot survived
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
It was a fuselage failure, those dont happen all too often. Back then it was because of a lack of maintenance. It was before i read it was the door though. edit: In case its not obvious, would be great if you could post other examples. Thes
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
For reference: earlier fuselage failure in 737: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aloha_Airlines_Flight_243 edit: Earlier door failures happened to two McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10 after they changed their locking mechanism
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
Its worth mentioning that how we protect and deal with whistleblowers as a society is a good indicator of how dysfunctional it has become. Working towards corrupt kleptocracies is just not a sensible thing to do, you too have to live in the
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
Apparently this is the kind of hardware they are using. http://www.xforceamps.com/item/Straight-64Pill---Krazy-Xtrem... > Straight 64Pill - Krazy Xtreme Duty - 6.4KW-M > Together they can draw up to 1280amps tota
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
>What makes you think that is the case? The fact that the incompleteness is easily shown. Whether you look at the overall number of people who have used a certain drug vs the number of people who ruined their life with it, or at individu
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
>It's the addiction of our times. It is, remind yourself that this is what you are doing and embracing. I am by no means sympathetic to a straight edge perspective, but when ever you find yourself pointlessly clicking clickbait and
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
You need that doctor and put him on the ground. That is often not the case in Europe or the US if the terrain is considered unsafe. The scene for the national geographic clip starts at 7:30. The situation is even more drastic for cave rescu
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
Your link seems to go to the article itself. What function did you try to use? Did you try to reference this paragraph? >Up until then, sugar planters from rich British islands such as the Colony of Jamaica and Barbados were able to buy
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
I wonder more and more why we even go down that path. "Like meat" is hitting the consistency more and more and you can create the flavor artificially. See thought emporium for "chicken flavored soup" on that. Recipe for
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
As mentioned in the 37c3 security nightmare talk, for the love of god go arrange a safe word with your family and loved ones offline. This is the new "installing adblocker on your old relatives machines during Christmas visits". I
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Kai Zhuang: Cyber kidnapping in US illustrates growing crime trend(bbc.com)
2 points by cf1241290841 3y ago|1 comments
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
Shout out to Benatars https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Better_Never_to_Have_Been Its always easy to feel bad about kids who need to grow up in todays world. I would recommend considering this before you misplace your birt
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
Daniel Schmachtenberger uses the categories of truthful, not true and missing context. Truthful means the person communicating thinks it to be true (misinformation), not true being disinformation and missing context while true, misleading w
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_pr... >Figure 5. England and Wales suicide rates (Ages 15-64), graph in question edit: Sorry wrong title, see below from defrost its > Figure 2. U.S.
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
Mountain rescue also has the impossibility to land. Here some HD footage from national geographic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk9QKRM_8Jo Notice the cut audio track. Giving these people the legal ability to give pain me
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
There is also an argument to be made that actual gambling has less of a negative social impact. Having been bored during the pandemic and gotten myself some gambling tokens at a brokerage site it turned out that i almost kinda funded some p
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
This might be poor framing. Maybe its for a job well done. A big reason for google funding is fears of monopoly lawsuits. From this perspective a firefox fewer people use is a good thing.
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by cf1241290841 3y ago
I think there are subgroups of people that get caught up in certain routines they then have a hard time exiting. Drugs increase that risk but even here different people are vulnerable to different things. A good friend of mine told me with

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