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Voatz pushes to make it harder for researchers to find security flaws
(cnet.com)
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The resolution and framerate issues with that solution appear to be software implementation limitations, I haven't looked into them, but I would expect they could be resolved, since they appear to be an artifact of just one developers
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For those who dont want to solder, theres a module for this: https://auvidea.eu/product/70501/ Mouser: https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Auvidea/70501?qs=EU6FO9... Datasheet: https:&
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You mean B738, there wont be any confusion, as this is the B38M. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_aircraft_type_designat... https://www.icao.int/publications/DOC8643/Pages/Search.asp
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Its a special model for Ryanair: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_MAX#737_MAX_200 It was also named that before the crashes.
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Taxis are either independent contractors driving their own or company cars and getting most or part of the fare, or employees paid by the hour who are pushed to get a particular revenue per hour. Yes, the contractors will now have to be e
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For groceries I have found that even the most expensive grocery chain around here (QFC, part of Kroger) is cheaper 99% of the time.
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Refrigerator trucks for food and many refrigerators in stores typically have chart recorders (or the digital equivalent) to keep track of historical temperature. Some transportation companies even upload that to their freight dispatchers in
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I buy _all_ of my coin cell batteries from Digikey. Yeah, it takes some foresight and planning sometimes, since they can only be shipped UPS ground, but they are cheap, come in bulk, and Digikey certifies that they are genuine.
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Some states in the United States limit the number of times a week a gas station can change their prices.
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There are data loaders in the avionics world that use emulators, including ones which emulate floppies to load off floppy images.
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There was the BAC One-Eleven, which BAC sold a modest number of.
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The 737-8200 is the 737-8 MAX 200 that Ryanair requested before all of this happened. Its a special ultra high capacity 737 MAX 8 with two more overwing exits and some knee unfriendly seat pitch.
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Nobody has changed the name of the aircraft. The 8200 that Ryanair is to be flying is the 737-8 MAX 200 that Ryanair wanted.
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Recording of him reciting it in person: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AyHH9G9et0
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I think part of it is "it works for me" thinking in conveying information. Someone who is good at pure reading and writing may not think to add any illustration to their work, in fiction and some non-fiction that works, but some
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In my experience doing video work for some of these type events, its possible for a music festival to negotiate riders that work for the festival an implement them properly, it might take a few more people and decent planning ahead of time.
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Original complaint here: http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Regulatory/Drone%20Video%20Tr... They were selling units that operate in the aircraft navigation and traffic avoidance bands, as well as in the GLONASS
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Someone did complain, the ARRL: http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Regulatory/Drone%20Video%20Tr...
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Microsoft acquiring Softimage made perfect sense at the time, Microsoft was wanting to push NT into the CG/VFX market, but because of the risk around companies producing for a platform that noone uses, someone had to throw the capital
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So, what your saying is I should expect being treated like this, after I have purchased the product, thus making it my property. I will go ahead and just go over to returns next time and go somewhere else.
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It was a sealed box.
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Fry's is the only retailer I have been to where an LP associate insisted on opening up a product I just bought new to inspect it. Yep, its a rice cooker, I should have went over to returns to return it as its condition changed from
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You don't scrap a 737 for some worn out parts.
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You can hear it in the movie The Abyss as well, since Cameron is a stickler for accuracy.
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Some small ones do.
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The first 3 flight test aircraft were donated: ZA001 Went to Nagoya, Japan. ZA002 Went to Pima Air and Space Museum (as you noted). ZA003 Went to the Museum of Flight in Seattle. As for the other three: ZA004 may still be with Boeing. ZA005
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The furry AV community has been seeing lots of policy takedowns for furry convention streams on YouTube. This was especially apparent during a POC DJ's stream at a recent virtual furry convention. I suspect that theres a certain number
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Pilots have trained for years on flying in general and the specific performance characteristics of their aircraft. Controllers on the other hand has years of training about traffic patterns, communications, managing airspace, etc. Most co
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Since the 787 is somewhat a clean sheet redesign of the 767, Boeing wants to do the same with the 757 and is currently trying to get the traction with airlines to do that. Boeing had initially proposed a clean sheet redesign of the 737, but
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