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by drtgh 3y ago
Animated SLIM mission (labels in English), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57hS8uLU7v4 From JAXA's talk, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ej4ZMp4a2xw&t=4695s
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by drtgh 3y ago
There is an industry that tries to mask and treat the symptoms without treating the cause of the symptoms. Such sociopathically managed activity incentives the masking with long treatments for life, that gradually degrade other properly fun
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by drtgh 3y ago
the the rumors say J-20 Russian MiG based design, Y-20 North-American based designs, from whom have designs been stolen this time? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi%27an_Y-20#Controversy
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by drtgh 3y ago
About six years ago I saw a tourist ordering in a restaurant by writing on his smartphone, translating, and using a classic text-to-speech function while showing the screen to the waitress, and it worked him pretty well for ordering. Since
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by drtgh 3y ago
Is it possible it returned back? I keep obtaining results.
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by drtgh 3y ago
Apologies, I didn't thought in the scale. Certainly it is zero related to this study. I read the article that I linked thinking the Voyagers reached a distance far enough to use it as a stereoscopy through two sources, Earth and Voyage
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by drtgh 3y ago
That link already leads to a "not found" page. I hope it was because they are banning those catch fish, and not an isolated case due you put the link.
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by drtgh 3y ago
The military ones are Russian engineering assisted, iirc. The ones we should look at for airlines would be the Comac C919 ( and progressively C929 and C939). https://theaircurrent.com/china/china-eastern-comac-c919-ret.
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by drtgh 3y ago
All the illustrations we see about galaxies are post-processed interpretations, they are not exactly photos per se. In this case, I think astronomers may be using the data sent by the Voyagers[1] as a ground truth for trying to interpolate
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by drtgh 3y ago
I think would not be exactly political. The part where the plutocracy benefits the interests of a few pockets would certainly be political, but by other part, the major aircraft manufacturers in the EU and the UE, build civil aircraft as we
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by drtgh 3y ago
MCAS it is correcting the design defect due to put larger motors. Without MCAS that aircraft do not meets the certification requirements for to fly. This video is about bledend-wing designs, but it touches on the 737 MAX problem with illust
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by drtgh 3y ago
At the 80-90's all was returnable glass (In Europe at least). You bought the drinks, which were distributed in glass bottles (with stickers of the brand and everything. Like the actual plastic bottles), latter you returned the glass bo
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by drtgh 3y ago
What makes you think that the Chinese aircraft industry will not offer free pilot training and dumping prices to take over the market? If allowed will happen, have no doubt about it. We as passengers will suffer it, costs over safety. have
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by drtgh 3y ago
How are pilots expected to disable a malfunctioning MCAS in an emergency, and balance manually by trial and error the aerodynamic extravagances of the angle of attack of such unbalanced aircraft in the middle of procedures? The user of the
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by drtgh 3y ago
Where I wrote, > They introduced MCAS in the aircraft for to balance by software a hardware issue, a big design negligent issue which can lead to stalling. > Every pilot flying that plane should have been warned that it was not a clas
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by drtgh 3y ago
The manufacturer company put in larger engines than the aircraft is designed for. And they did it to avoid all the homologation licences and design costs involved in bringing a new aircraft to market with the appropriate tolerances, and to
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by drtgh 3y ago
Thanks, this is the closest to what I was talking about, and that project also certainly sounds promising. This helped.
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by drtgh 3y ago
With " HISP " I was mean " HIPS ", host intrusion prevention system.
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by drtgh 3y ago
Whoops! I was mean HIPS, host intrusion prevention system. I repeated the acronym mistake along all my comments, even in the one I wrote hours ago before notice yours. Another user commented ptrace. Such comment is the one that should be sh
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by drtgh 3y ago
I have been using this security matters to such a degree in my home computers since Windows7 through Antivirus and Firewalls with HISP. It is just a feature that the Windows Kernel provides. People relies in Matryoshka dolls as tooling, I a
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by drtgh 3y ago
Photo https://imgur.com/a/G6rtsys Observable: the entire lateral structure of the aircraft has disappeared next to the seat. ( From related https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38887840 )
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by drtgh 3y ago
@strawberr.vy/elizabethle videos on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaONLEa8LFE Note: different cuts from the above TikTok video, it is not exactly the same edit. ( From related https://news.ycombinator.com&
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by drtgh 3y ago
That video of pigs being fed plastic it is in a facility in North Carolina, USA, run by Smithfield Foods, a Chinese-owned entity, the largest pork producer in the United States. I have searched for to know what happened with that facility,
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by drtgh 3y ago
I ask kernel support for this kind of monitoring, and you have twice recommended tools that you know will not accomplish the task, even assuring it is not possible to bypass them, just in case in a big hypothetical ten or twenty years (Linu
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by drtgh 3y ago
Containers are portability tools, that can partially control a benign application, but in no way will contain a Trojan. The community warns such tools give a false sense of security. As long as the Trojan is moderately advanced, there is no
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by drtgh 3y ago
> when containerizing applications, for example with Flatpak. Modulo kernel bugs or being root, it's simply not possible to mess with the processes of another user. Wrong. > Advanced desktop users have better things to do than
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by drtgh 3y ago
Thanks for your comment. SELinux and AppArmour don't do exactly what I commenting, those tools are more or less homologous to create users with different permissions for each application. RSBAC kernel extension would get closer, but no
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by drtgh 3y ago
This sounds more than great. Unrelated but at same time related, feel your self absolutelly free to ignore this message, Linux needs a HISP with firewall. I comment it here because this need to be supported by a/the kernel, its needed
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by drtgh 3y ago
In the past six years there was some accidents just in the EU, at least one decapitation happened in the elevator of an hospital what I know. Or in the city were I live, a fail in a badly lubricated brake when an old person was entering (op
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by drtgh 3y ago
In recent years the increase in launching products and updates without in-depth checks and with unfinished features is becoming routine... as if achieving the introduction of low quality products in the market were the goal, under the &quot

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