midasuni

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by midasuni 3y ago
They are doing it for your security. To be fair I’m never sure who is imposing the captcha s about things that are alien to my society (traffic lights hanging above lanes, yellow taxis, crossings without flashing amber lights), either clo
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by midasuni 3y ago
Not if you avoid Ryanair. Neither Ba nor easyJet have max.
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by midasuni 3y ago
Only if they or their partners have max planes in their fleet. Choose airlines which don’t fly Boeing or don’t fly the route.
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by midasuni 3y ago
Depends on the continent. Between easyJet and BA you can get most places in europe without risking a Max (BA run boeing long haul) Do all US carrier rally have Max planes?
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by midasuni 3y ago
Why would they go out of business? Unless of course they are actually banned from flying death traps. Besides, Boeing as the only US aircraft manufacturer is too big to fail, especially with China aircraft increasing in number globally.
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by midasuni 3y ago
Are you taking about the executive orders trump signed that reduced FAA oversight? https://www.forbes.com/sites/marisagarcia/2019/03/18/did-tru...
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by midasuni 3y ago
Unlikely an airline that doesn’t own or lease a max will swap one in. Sadly the majority of people will choose the cheapest result and voting with your wallet doesn’t work. Which is why we need regulation and can’t leave things to the free
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by midasuni 3y ago
Some routes will only have max planes, so don’t fly them, vote with your wallet.
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by midasuni 3y ago
If it’s Boeing, I ain’t going.
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by midasuni 3y ago
If the user fails the train stops. If the use fails the plane crashes. Two very different problems.
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by midasuni 3y ago
No, it’s a small saving throw, one that shouldn’t be required.
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by midasuni 3y ago
Multiple ones, eliminate your single point of failures.
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by midasuni 3y ago
Yet they are the golden boy on HN. Nobody should have that much power.
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by midasuni 3y ago
PC tends to refer to “not mac”
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by midasuni 3y ago
20MW? That’s some impressive charger, the most I’ve ever seen is 0.15MW, and the typical home charger is 0.007MW. A typical large EV would charge in 20 seconds at that rate.
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by midasuni 3y ago
How do you provide better transport to a village with 30 houses in and services in 4 different directions? There is literally demand for no more than 30 journeys a day in each direction. An hourly bus service would have more drivers than pa
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by midasuni 3y ago
There are a lot of fanboys out there - of musk and of billionaires in general - who genuinely believe that
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by midasuni 3y ago
It says it can backup my PC but then says it needs windows? I can’t see a “personal” option for other OSes on a PC
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by midasuni 3y ago
Hijack the ip or dns entry and you break https as it’s trivial to get a new certificate and prove ownership of the DNS address adult the time.
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by midasuni 3y ago
Costa Rica is the English name. Just like Spain is the English name.
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by midasuni 3y ago
If you head west from Ivory Coast your reach Ghana. Eventually. If you head further west you reach Nigeria . Eventually.
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by midasuni 3y ago
Of course solar farms don’t produce the food we require, which leads to mass starvation, which I guess ends up being good for the ecosystem eventually - but the wars and damage caused before then wouldn’t be. Or we could go for less economi
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by midasuni 3y ago
Sure, but if you define Ghana as being to the west and then travel further west you will get to nigeria Go west c. 30Mm and you get to Ghana, a total of c. 60Mm and you get to nigeria.
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by midasuni 3y ago
Crewe does take the shorted route - Stafford, Trent valley, then bypassing rugby. The cheap trains do the same route and just stop along the way. The ticket itself is valid for say journey into Birmingham, soend the day, then continue via B
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by midasuni 3y ago
How do you explain kenya and coffee then?
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by midasuni 3y ago
Technically If you go west, and continue to go west past Ghana, from Ivory Coast you will get to Nigeria.
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by midasuni 3y ago
So a French blog on the US would have to replace Etas Unis with The USA? An American blog would have to replace “Germany” with “Deutchland” and a German block would have to type cote de ivorie rather than Elfenbeinküste?
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by midasuni 3y ago
I believe W3W are 1m squares, so in Japan it sounds like they may be already broken
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by midasuni 3y ago
It’s unlikely the relative position of Griffiths Observatory and the Chinese Theatre would change though, both may shift north by 74cm relative to Las Vegas sure, but I’m not aware of any faults between those two points
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by midasuni 3y ago
It’s similar to capturing future dates in local time including timezone. There’s no guarantee that 1300 london time on 20-Dec-2029 will be 1300UatC, as the U.K. may shift its daylight rules before then.

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