esemor

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by esemor 5y ago
I always knew my home country was dark but, geez… / Greetings from Sweden.
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by esemor 5y ago
This is great! Now please make my 900€, 6 year old Sonos speakers work.
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by esemor 5y ago
I am in no way a Musk apologist but the polish workforce you are refering to is the construction workers.
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by esemor 5y ago
I find the efficiency angle of his argument to hold some merit but as I scan the article I cannot find anything about how to solve grid fluctuations. In my home country of Sweden, solarpanels are not a viable suloution in the northern part
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by esemor 6y ago
”But everybody dies, and there will always be places and experiences missing from anyone’s life – the world has too much beauty and adventure for one person to see.” Damn gut punch...
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Windows Refund Day – When Linux Users Demanded Their Money Back(youtu.be)
4 points by esemor 6y ago|0 comments
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by esemor 6y ago
When will we get a Tie-Fighter Remake for any VR headset. Battlefront VR experience showed the viability. I'd fork out 1000€ plus for that game.
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by esemor 6y ago
Exactly, this is where the strength in numbers and economical power of the EU comes into play. EU commisions should contact the Russian foregin ministry and demand a full response immidiately.
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by esemor 7y ago
Looking for similar resources for Europe in general and Scandinavia in particular. Anyone know of something similar?
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by esemor 7y ago
Please elaborate. Genuinely curious.
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by esemor 7y ago
If Boeing needs a less than average pilot I can surely use the paycheck
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by esemor 7y ago
This
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by esemor 8y ago
I (an Apple fan) do not consider this a failure. I love it when companies take chances and go all in on pushing the envelope. Great products do emerge from these sorts of products.
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by esemor 8y ago
Near my house there is what you could call a insect ”sanctuary”. When it was established a few tears ago we kind of shrug our shoulders and did not think much of it. But the amount of new flowers and insects popping up, not only inside but
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by esemor 8y ago
It is perfectly rational to be scared of flying. Hell, you're sitting in a pressurized cylinder at 30'000 ft flying at 700 mph. But you have to realize that the crew would not do this job if they weren't sure to come home to
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by esemor 8y ago
Lucky bastards, get all the fun features...
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by esemor 8y ago
Yes, no engines is bad but thrust reverser in flight is a instant killer.
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by esemor 8y ago
I think the auto shutdown of engines in flight, in case it senses reverse thrust, is a great design. The 787 is a replacement for my 767 (currently a pilot on the aircraft) and in 1991 a Lauda Air 767 suffered a failure in one of its thrust
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by esemor 8y ago
At the same time the global oil subsidies was close to a trillion dollars in 2018. If only that was spent else where...
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by esemor 9y ago
This guy!
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by esemor 9y ago
You never land with a tailwind and if the wind shifts the airport simply change the runway to the opposite one. If you use a circular runway and landing with a cross wind you would during your landing roll be subjected to a tailwind. Sure,
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by esemor 9y ago
As an airline pilot flying Boeing 757 and 767 I think this concept is really cool but it does overlook some fundamental principles of the unreliability of weather in order to be practical. This week I have landed in variable winds gusting u
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by esemor 9y ago
I was reluctant when I removed my fb account about six months ago but it felt like it was what I needed as it intruded on what I really wanted to focus my time and energy on. A few weeks in I was amazed at how I did not miss the social netw
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by esemor 10y ago
I think Tesla is a better contractor than when California tried something similat with Enron in the late 90's.