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by chopin 8y ago
See eg. https://www.timeanddate.com/time/map/ There are a few more longitudes for which it works but not that much...
692.
by chopin 8y ago
Limit the comment to 1000 characters.
693.
by chopin 8y ago
I meant disabling the system if they disagree. I agree that one can argue that this doubles the chance of system shutdown compared to properly detecting that one sensor fails. That's obviously only ok if the system is expendable to a c
694.
by chopin 8y ago
>Only if your chance on a "good" compatible laptop. So there's no need of "Windows Certified"? I had a fair deal of the problems you described on Windows laptops (private and company provided, all certified for W
695.
by chopin 8y ago
This doesn't work if your function throws multiple checked exceptions.
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by chopin 8y ago
The hardware token I use shows amount and recipient. At least you could notice.
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by chopin 8y ago
Are you absolutely sure about this (would love a reference)? Letting another party running code removes at least many layers of defence. I would not trust a bank which is doing that it's just a sign of gross incompetence.
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by chopin 8y ago
You take input from both sensors only when they don't disagree (by a margin). There may be failure modes where both have the same bad input but I don't think that this doubles your chances of processing bad input.
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by chopin 8y ago
You need to realize this problem before it is too late. If there is full trim down when you realize it there might not be enough room left to offload the stabilizer and trim back (manually, no less). Afaik if you cut off stab trim you can o
700.
by chopin 8y ago
Problem is it seems that it is necessary to offload the stabilizer to be able to trim back. That means pushing the yoke probably being already close to the ground.
701.
by chopin 8y ago
Amy keyboards you could recommend? Ideally available on f-droid.
702.
by chopin 8y ago
Wouldn't that be visible?
703.
by chopin 8y ago
Looked up, thanks. Seems you can't grant or revoke that permission. I don't understand why having it at all if you cannot change it.
704.
by chopin 8y ago
I don't own one :-). Edited to add: A bold move by Google would be a public announcement that you may return the device for a full refund.
705.
by chopin 8y ago
In which Android version Internet needs permission? Mine (7.1.1) does not have such a setting.
706.
by chopin 8y ago
Google should put its actions where its mouth is: can I return the device and get a full refund?
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by chopin 8y ago
Just look at the diverse police laws (Polizeiaufgabengesetz) in states where the Greens are part of the administration. It's really appalling and many members of the Green party in the Bundestag I deem absolute hypocrites. The Liberals
708.
by chopin 8y ago
Annexation and being belligerent are two different things. You can be the latter without doing the former. In that regard the US hasn't a stellar track record. >China just recently used its military to annex territory the size of In
709.
by chopin 8y ago
It seems that any end-to-end encrypted messenger could fall into this as well. I've not seen the draft itself but if it is too broad it could be unconstitutional.
710.
by chopin 8y ago
To be fair, you'll have to compare this to the treatment of the fuel waste and the decommissioned plant. Especially the former problem seems to be largely unsolved.
711.
by chopin 8y ago
In what way is China overtly belligerent compared to, say, the US?
712.
by chopin 8y ago
But that's the same problem with Signal.
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by chopin 8y ago
Not to forget a third category: customers. I heard that there were considerable cancellations or at least fuzz about going to ride a 737 Max.
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by chopin 8y ago
Afaik the horizontal stabilizer is deflected by a worm gear. Even with a totally destroyed fuselage I think it would be possible to recover parts of the gear which allow judging its position at time of impact. As well it is in the aft part
715.
by chopin 8y ago
I don't know whether there are really regulations for that but as a pilot (which I am not) I would not want this as this would lower the decision velocity (I think it's v2) after which the start can't be aborted.
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by chopin 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback :-). However opening new tabs doesn't help for the following workflow: A site breaks due to missing Javascript. I open uMatrix in via the Firefox menu. The matrix page is displayed in a new tab. After changing s
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by chopin 8y ago
So you are saying they don't have data to rely on, then? Finally it's the same information US and EU authorities rely on: Two incidents with planes in short order where the manufacturer withheld crucial information. I think it&#x2
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by chopin 8y ago
The site works fine in Firefox incognito mode and Javascript disabled (uMatrix).
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by chopin 8y ago
But how would it help to not grounding the plane in the US if it is grounded pretty much elsewhere? I am pretty sure orders will get canceled or at least postponed over this. And Boeing pretty sure cannot risk another incident.
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by chopin 8y ago
If it's based on data why not publishing it?

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