keepontruckin

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   by keepontruckin 13y ago

   "Implicit meaning?" I never meant to say a fire in-flight is no big deal, if that's what you inferred. I hope you never experience one or anything like it, but if you do my advice is to try to stay calm and not to call the ga
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   by keepontruckin 13y ago

   Of course.
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   by keepontruckin 13y ago

   My post was simply to share useless aviation information in a show of solidarity with everyone else, but it would be more accurate to say it was akin to someone saying "we had a gas leak over the middle of the ocean, at night, it was d
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   by keepontruckin 13y ago

   I took a flight on a 777 from Dulles to London a couple years ago. A few hours into the flight the captain announced a suspected cabin fire and the smell of smoke in the cockpit. The crew shut off all the circuits they didn't need to f
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   by keepontruckin 13y ago

   I don't really get it, either, since in most cases the secure channel is something like email, where the token travels around in cleartext. I understand one-time session tokens are typically how password resets are accomplished, but th