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by cjrp 8y ago
Karoq is 5 seats I think, Kodiaq is the 7-seater.
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by cjrp 8y ago
Also if an airline is going to have to retrain pilots, they might also look at completely different manufacturers (e.g. Airbus) and play them off against each other to get a better deal.
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by cjrp 8y ago
Virgin Atlantic too, although you still have to walk from security to the lounge
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by cjrp 8y ago
GPS disruption is NOTAM'd or scheduled with Ofcom[1] from time-to-time, although not usually at the airport itself. Given that Gatwick was shut at the time, it wouldn't have affected the aircraft since they weren't able to go
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by cjrp 8y ago
MPs trying to pass a law requiring mandatory backdoors for police control of drones in 3.. 2..
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by cjrp 8y ago
Presumably the drones had lights on, since it seems like the drone-operator was actually trying to cause disruption.
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by cjrp 8y ago
The airport has fire trucks, same thing really. Not sure you'd accurately reach a drone from the ground though, since it could be > 1000ft AGL and they'd still have to close the airport.
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by cjrp 8y ago
> ...though this runs counter to the argument that the cold water might've contributed to making the metal more brittle Why not both? Very high temperatures earlier in the crossing and then very low temperatures in the Atlantic.
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by cjrp 8y ago
Affected some other things too, like bus stop "next arrival" signs (which apparently use O2's 3G network).
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by cjrp 8y ago
HCSEC is a different facility from Adastral Park
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by cjrp 8y ago
They also use "better together" in a lot of marketing, but don't seem to have officially rebranded.
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by cjrp 8y ago
Maybe just me, but "healthnutnews.com" and "John Kuhles, founder of Fb.com/groups/Stop5G" do not strike me as very credible sources.
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by cjrp 8y ago
But raising the zero rate means someone earning >£50k has less of their income taxed under the higher rate (40%).
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by cjrp 8y ago
> Time of flight checks, e.g. that a radio relay isn't being used to get to the keyfob many more meters away in the house using a relay/amplifier. That one's surprising. What's to stop someone following you into a sup
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by cjrp 8y ago
Using the receive times to determine a plane's location is one method (multilateration), but it's also becoming common for planes to broadcast their position (ADS-B), determined with a high degree of accuracy using their onboard G
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by cjrp 8y ago
> But he took an already-solved problem and "re-imagined" it with twice the cost and power requirement. And then shipped production off to Malaysia and Singapore.
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by cjrp 8y ago
I was hoping it would take a screenshot of the doorbell video (assumed it was a Nest or Ring) and send that in the Slack message. v2.0 maybe?
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by cjrp 8y ago
Why though? ForeFlight + iPad + bluetooth GPS module is all you need, doesn't have to be part of the panel/approved/etc.
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by cjrp 8y ago
> How about France, where most medical care has 30% co-insurance (government only covers 70% of cost) It would be interesting to see how medical pricing (regardless of who's paying) compares between France and the USA. For example,
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by cjrp 8y ago
There's also something amazing about seeing an area from the sky, especially one you know well at ground level. All sorts of topographical features and structures which you didn't know about are revealed. Almost all flying clubs &
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by cjrp 8y ago
Potentially a future EU member?
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by cjrp 8y ago
If it's being funded by the UK government, shouldn't it be "The UK is building a spaceport"?
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by cjrp 8y ago
This may be a stupid idea, but is there any reason that this kind of heavy machinery needs a battery and couldn't just be connected to a power source via a (admittedly, very long) cable?
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by cjrp 8y ago
$55k isn’t a 3 Series, at least in the UK.
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by cjrp 8y ago
I'm seeing more and more on my commute, but it's the difference between a few people buying their own from Alibaba and a company installing them across the city. The former's unlikely to draw attention from the police, the la
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by cjrp 8y ago
Motor vehicles require a license plate and insurance to be legal
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by cjrp 8y ago
> Mercedes, Audi and BMW, are producing around 6M cars, of which many are priced similarly or more expensive than Model 3 ~$55k USD would be roughly equivalent to a 5 Series/E Class/A6. Combined, about 300,000 of these cars are
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by cjrp 8y ago
Also if something's illegal then the only way to get hold of it is through the black market, which doesn't do age checks. If it's legal, there's less likely to be a black market and so you have to go through the legitima
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by cjrp 8y ago
> But what needs to happen urgently (and could happen virtually overnight if politicians wanted it to) Nearly 1/5 of MPs are landlords, that could be part of the problem.
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by cjrp 8y ago
> What do you give kids other than water?!? Lots of kids in England drink squash (maybe called cordial elsewhere?). It's sometimes referred to as juice, but it's much less sugary than actual fruit juice. Is that not a thing els

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