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by lagadu 7y ago
Just find out the flight number (which you can see once you select the flight) and search for it by date and time.
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by lagadu 7y ago
Looks like the EASA finally figured out that the FAA can't be trusted with matters regarding Boeing.
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by lagadu 7y ago
The concept of IP didn't exist back then plus he did say the seeds were stolen.
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by lagadu 7y ago
Ugh, you're right of course :(
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by lagadu 7y ago
I don't get this. If I don't want to be disturbed I just turn the phone to silent, although more often than not I don't need to because the phone will generally be in a different room than I am. If someone wants a reply from
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by lagadu 7y ago
I argument that if a business can't provide a livable wage to its full time employees, then the business isn't viable.
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by lagadu 7y ago
Even when it comes to commercial aviation, the US wouldn't want to depend exclusively on foreign designed airplanes where they have far less influence.
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by lagadu 7y ago
Danish is "laks" and the sound is very close to the English one too. Interesting.
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by lagadu 7y ago
Boeing is a strategic asset for the US government, of course they're going to survive.
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by lagadu 7y ago
I don't get that. Just do what I did: open a single person company and charge them monthly for your (pre-tax) salary. This has drawbacks like not being protected by the employment laws of the country you live in (are any of us really c
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by lagadu 7y ago
Cards are even simpler than that.
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by lagadu 7y ago
Well, yes: the plane is inherently unstable. That's why the MCAS system is there. The system itself is mostly fine, it does what it's intended to under ordinary conditions. The problem was that Boeing, in order to avoid costs to t
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by lagadu 7y ago
It's not very practical but Spotify does allow you to upload your own music: - on the desktop app, create a new Playlist - add local files to that Playlist - while the desktop is online, open Spotify on the mobile device you plan on us
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by lagadu 7y ago
Had boeing mentioned that not having that feature frequently causes planes to crash and kill everyone onboard, I'm sure they would've bought it.
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by lagadu 7y ago
Even if they're accurate, due to the ground effect[0] when an airplane is close to the ground it can have significantly higher AoAs without stalling because the stalling speed is so low at those heights. [0] https://en.wikip
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by lagadu 7y ago
You can just look towards most of Europe for that data, only a few countries wash their eggs here.
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by lagadu 7y ago
As distasteful as it may sound, it is. Maybe you can accuse of not having morals but if a company's doing something so evil that I may object to it, the odds are that what they're doing is illegal in the first place so all I'
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by lagadu 7y ago
Because DestroyBaghdad Inc. pays well and offers lovely working conditions. Judging the legality of its business actions is a job for the state, not for me.
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by lagadu 8y ago
The model S is very big by European standards too, they're sized like the bmw 5 series and mercedes E class, both of which are very large. The model X is by all accounts absolutely massive, like the range-topping volvo xc90. The model
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by lagadu 8y ago
Ford does pretty well in Europe overall but that's with their European-style compacts (Ka, Fiesta and Focus) which they stopped selling in the US last year. Their Transit van is still wildly popular. The Fiesta for example has been aro
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by lagadu 8y ago
What you're describing is called market stability. The more stable a market is, the harder the momentum a brand has shifts towards competitors. It doesn't just take a single inferior generation of products to tank a brand/com
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by lagadu 8y ago
"Popular" is a very strong word for the 580 and Polaris in general; according to the steam hardware survey[0], the 1060 has a bit over 15% of the users while the 580, 480, 570 and 470 don't even reach 3% combined. [0] https:
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by lagadu 8y ago
That's a lot of hyperboles and ad-hominem going on there.
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by lagadu 8y ago
A lot of what you mentioned on our side of the pond is paid for by our social security contributions, not from our taxes though.
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by lagadu 8y ago
This is my reasoning behind using a vpn for things other than getting around geoblocked content: I'm adding another layer of international bureaucracy and law enforcement to the process of a copyright's holder getting to me, despi
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by lagadu 8y ago
So you're saying that a fictional show is... fictional?
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by lagadu 8y ago
You see, this is the difference between us: I do accept you in my society despite my believing that anyone who believes they have the right to determine whether someone should belong or not in their society based solely on their own beliefs
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by lagadu 8y ago
> that's unacceptable for this role. As determined by who? You? Being transphobic (or racist or vegetarian or religious or egalitarian or...) is something that people are allowed to be, no matter how much someone else dislikes that.
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by lagadu 8y ago
It's very convenient in the car. Get in, drop the phone in the charging area and you're done, phone is now charging. Hell you can even use some apps through the infotainment system through carplay; it's great.
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by lagadu 8y ago
I fail to understand how is the disagree indicator useful, considering the MCAS system will use the same AoA input regardless of disagreement. Is it useful for some other function?

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