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by kayfox 6y ago
This is a special model for RyanAir called the MAX 200. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_MAX#737_MAX_200 Basically, the high density requires an extra set of exit doors, so this is a MAX 8 with two more overwin
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by kayfox 6y ago
> This would have been the ideal moment to teach 737 pilots to properly handle the Max aircraft without needing MCAS. Well, its not legal to have the 737 MAX without MCAS, so its a moot point. MCAS exists to compensate for undesired cont
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by kayfox 6y ago
Alaska Airlines operates a number of 737 freighters because of how Alaska the state works logistics wise. People in Alaska will do things like come down to Anchorage and buy all their supplies for several months from Fred Meyers and Costco
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The UI is preventing the pilots from extending the landing gear and causing it to be structurally damaged. In short, the UI is trying to prevent a mistake from having consequences.
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One ground fatality and 7 ground injuries, so not good, but not horrifying.
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The United States also transports nuclear weapons in ways that are not obviously a transportation of nuclear weapons, including in seemingly unarmed semi-trucks for thousands of miles. Its a pretty effective way of moving things that need h
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Undecipherable signals in strange places present an interesting challenge that the ham radio community does rise to explore. During the cold war ham radio operators spent years analyzing and characterizing over the horizon radar systems (
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From what I have been able to gather its 10G Ethernet optimized for unshielded cat5e and a slightly higher line rate.
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HDBaseT has somewhat consolidated the HDMI over twisted pair market, so you do have one more standard, but it replaces a dozen non-standards in the field.
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There are some very capable systems being used in shows around the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfA7PqZ6aCw
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They use TLS, they have been using TLS this whole time. This E2E encryption is on top of TLS.
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Around the same time a number of us working furry conventions on the west coast had about the same idea, but we noted that many of the terminals of the time had a browser session type, so we ended up using that and web based kiosks for term
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by kayfox 6y ago
Zoom's explanation is that they do not want the free accounts, which can be easily gotten with burner email accounts, to be used for child sexual exploitation (picture trading, etc). This in my mind is at least a reasonable explanati
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This is further a problem because Seattle has at least one current badge design the puts the number in the middle of the badge. Many other agencies avoid this as they either have a traditional badge with large numbers at the bottom like
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Your of course assuming that ambulance services don't track the protests and route around them as much as possible.
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Oddly enough, I think the software in both cases is written by the same company: Collins Aerospace.
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They are commonly referred to as a breaker control switch. Some types have a position indicator that is separate from the rotary switch mechanism to show actual breaker state rather than requested breaker state.
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Tech rapidly burns people out, the people that survive either get someplace where they can quietly hide, play the dominance game, find some way to duck out from time to time or some combination of all three. You either follow the crowd or
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I think the bissgest issue the Trump administration has with space is they don't have any idea how the Kennedy and Johnson administrations dealt with it. They think that Kennedy just decided one day that we would send men to the moon
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B&H shipped me used Anton Bauer 90Wh batteries when I bought new ones at the tail end of that particular model. So I imagine thats what they end up doing. The real fun was when I ranted about it on Twitter, their director of social me
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Our Industry isn’t coming back like yours is(medium.com)
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Gilead Remdesivir is the same as Gilead GS-441524.... except it isn't since the latter is a metabolite of the former. I worry about the long term effects of this sort of reporting, just like all the other cures touted so far.
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One key differentiation for the furry fandom is that Furries usually have their own made up characters instead of other fandoms where roleplay/cosplay/avatars are typically of characters from media.
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RSA 2020 was in San Francisco at the Moscone center.
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One of the things I have noticed is that a lot of the City of San Francisco has prohibitions on new liquor licenses. In many cases this makes wholly new businesses of some types, like nightclubs or bars, impossible or seriously squeezes t
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Consistency is a big deal in restaurants because mismatched expectations drives bad experiences.
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Maybe we should tattoo "poor impulse control" on his forehead?
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As a Steadicam operator, I like this one: >> 4. Wheelchair Dolly For those not in the know, lots of shots in The Shining were shot by Garret Brown (Steadicam inventor) sitting in a wheelchair being wheeled around with the Steadicam ri
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The original Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera would go for around $500 these days. It is a 1080p camera. There might have been used suggestions or new stock in that link when the article was published, as there typically is.
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I believe that Boeing pushes for a little margin so they can revise the design without having to redesign a whole bunch of parts.

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