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by fransje26 3mo ago
> This is the new reality for all airliners now that there are much more rigorous mandatory safety analyses in place. That's an interesting roundabout way of saying that they were not following the certification requirements before,
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by fransje26 3mo ago
Is that the plane that is already 7 years late due to certification issues?
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by fransje26 3mo ago
> https://www.xteink.com/pages/shipping-policy First country in the list: Australia
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by fransje26 3mo ago
Great little game! Thanks for sharing! Just two little niggles: - I feel like I should be able to fly over a runway without crashing in a landing/taking-off airplane. The vertical separation would allow for that. - It would be nice to
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by fransje26 3mo ago
The climate in Hungary is really not quite the same as in Stuttgart...
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by fransje26 3mo ago
And the majority owner of Bosch is the Robert Bosch Stiftung (Robert Bosch foundation), which uses its dividends to fund projects in social sciences, public health and education.
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by fransje26 3mo ago
> And I was in Serbia lately [..] With OP postulating that it is to enable corruption, and a sub-reply affirming that it is therefore the trait of a country in decay, bringing in Serbia as a counter-example is hilarious. Serbia ranks 116
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by fransje26 3mo ago
Does Synology with its beeps and bops catch that?
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by fransje26 3mo ago
Yes.
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by fransje26 3mo ago
> 90-95k euro annually. [..] but is not something you can save up and build a future with or transfer to another country. Nice disconnect from reality. 90k is more than twice the median income in Germany, and by extension, more than twic
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by fransje26 3mo ago
> Blaming people for not speaking English in Germany is pretty weird. How about learning German instead? As the poster wrote: >> At one point I ended up in the weirdest situation of my live were i translated the german instructions
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by fransje26 4mo ago
> That's the way to do it, will work for Germany as well. Yes, but please think of the Telekom and Vodafone et al shareholders.. Even if those companies did, eventually, relent to implement it that way, they would possibly find a wa
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by fransje26 4mo ago
Don't look up!
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by fransje26 4mo ago
As posted above, for information. In Switzerland, fresh from their website: - Init7: 1 Gbit: CHF 44/month, 10 Gbit: CHF 77, 25 Gbit: CHF 222 - Salt: 10 Gbit: CHF 49.95. (CHF 39.5 when combined with a mobile plan)
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by fransje26 4mo ago
Just for the sake of information, related to the article being discussed. In Switzerland: - Init7: 1 Gbit: CHF 44/month, 10 Gbit: CHF 77, 25 Gbit: CHF 222 - Salt: 10 Gbit: CHF 49.95. (CHF 39.5 when combined with a mobile plan)
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by fransje26 4mo ago
> [..] cruised at a slightly higher Mach number, I assumed that was enabled by the center of pressure being moved back a few metres. In high-subsonic cases, it normally points to slightly better aerodynamics in the areas flirting with tr
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by fransje26 4mo ago
Thanks for the tips!
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by fransje26 4mo ago
> [..] There’s plenty of other ways to learn about the ideas that are more concise. Would you have any good resources to share?
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by fransje26 4mo ago
Thank you for sharing! Just having went through a few episodes of violent thunderstorms with hail this month, I cannot help but wonder how resistant those glasshouses are?
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by fransje26 4mo ago
Interesting! I did not know that, thanks!
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by fransje26 4mo ago
Ah. It was based on a series of performance graphs from Boeing, dating back to my aircraft-design days where that very question was discussed and I was baffled enough by the contradiction to ask for detailed clarifications to the presenting
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by fransje26 4mo ago
Slightly pedantic, but this is not completely correct. It had a lower Cd with the extended hump, but it still had a higher drag, due to the larger wetted area.
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by fransje26 4mo ago
> I would have to imagine that the newer 747-8 would have the much lower pressurization Two small corrections: 1) If it would have had a change in internal pressurization, the -8 would have a higher pressurization to allow for a lower
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by fransje26 4mo ago
It's because some understanding was lost somewhere between the article and OP. The €25k are not a liability insurance or anything like that. It's a starting capital to make sure that the company can honor its bills. Liability is
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by fransje26 4mo ago
> My VISA card is not only a convenient payment method, it also forces ATM operators to give me cash without any extra fees. And that has absolutely nothing to do with Visa, but everything to do with your local banks.
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by fransje26 4mo ago
right?
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by fransje26 4mo ago
Not running a Proxmox system, would it be possible to setup something similar directly with QEMU?
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by fransje26 4mo ago
> It removed all the documentation and logging, reducing the size to about 2,500 lines. [..] but now impossible to understand. Nice. Lol. > At this point, I gave up, threw out the LLM code, and rewrote the code. It’s currently about 1
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by fransje26 4mo ago
> (despite the name, i am not dutch) Some close or far ancestor was though. :'-)
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by fransje26 4mo ago
> I’ve found utility in removing code. > I feel that doing the job with the fewest lines of code, is best. And that is one of my gripes with AI models and code. They are so, so verbose. It's a nightmare. "Why don't you

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