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by mrjin 3y ago
Still not shoddy enough?
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by mrjin 3y ago
Boeing 787 was a NEW design from scratch. 737 MAX serials were just CHANGES OVER CHANGES over a once mature design. Boeing claimed those CHANGES as UPGRADES. Picking only one of those, it can probably be called an UPGRADE. But putting all t
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by mrjin 3y ago
Solely being old isn't the problem. The early variants of 737s were solid. It became a problem with later versions with bigger engines etc: you can probably get away with some minor CHANGES without overhaul the design as long as it&#x2
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by mrjin 3y ago
Whether Boeing has confidence no longer matters, what matters is whether we have confidence and the answer is NOOOOOOOOOOO.
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by mrjin 3y ago
I guess only M$ can answer such question. My best guess would be that slashes are not allowed in file names and thus can be treated as delimiter and thus the cmd can actually try to interpret the part before the slash as the command and exe
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by mrjin 3y ago
I doubt that's going to help. The decades of property bubble has changed the mindset of the people. Just look at Japan, it's property bubble burst was decades ago, but till now, are there any signs of turnaround? Young people have
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by mrjin 3y ago
I would assume the pilots of those still had control to some extent?
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by mrjin 3y ago
I guess it counts in minor accident that managed to land successfully and those more serious but crash landed with little or no casualties at all? As far as I know, there were no survivors in recent Boeing crashes. Correct me if I was wrong
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by mrjin 3y ago
I was about to say more or less the same thing, then I saw your post.
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by mrjin 3y ago
Wasn't that natural? Errors accumulate without corrections.
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by mrjin 3y ago
I think I recently read about concerns around what would happen if core of earth cooled down. Hopefully that wasn't the case...
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by mrjin 3y ago
I'm pretty sure someone is going to tell you you'd better rent rather than buy one.
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by mrjin 3y ago
Not only that, those people simply cannot recognize the costs associated with those hustles. Imagine the scenario: your friends are visiting you, and you are telling them I'm going to book a function room...
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by mrjin 3y ago
As an ordinary driver, I cannot care less whether a car is electric or not. All I want is *A* car can cover all most if not all my needs around transport. Obviously those electric car advocate took what we *want* as what we *need*.
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by mrjin 3y ago
They don't until they do.
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by mrjin 3y ago
As long as there is no better alternatives, we don't really have a choice, do we? But I can see all those BS are about to come to an end. To me, Windows have turned into an entertainment system from a production system. Most of the com
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by mrjin 3y ago
That would also prevent lots of if not most people from using Chrome too. They have to pretend to care privacy & security so that they can put more into their pocket.
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by mrjin 3y ago
I think you just do get it that it has nothing to do with security.
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by mrjin 3y ago
Seems that has always been the case. A good example would be SAP.
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by mrjin 3y ago
So there is good con and bad con?
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by mrjin 3y ago
Doesn't it defeat the purpose? If someone really wants this behavior, then why use monospace fonts in the first place?
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by mrjin 3y ago
Am I reading it right: cutting consultant cost by making more consultations...
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by mrjin 3y ago
I'm wondering how much longer it can play such game. If current trend does not changes, its revenue will soon unable to cover the interests.
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by mrjin 3y ago
There is no such a thing as Artificial Intelligence yet, period.
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by mrjin 3y ago
How? The more steps adding to it, highly likely the more energy consumption and thus more emission. Hopefully there was an exception.
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by mrjin 3y ago
People fled from mainframes, now they are flocking to cloud...
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by mrjin 3y ago
Are those examples that bad at all? Check Helm charts yourselves... Once spent hours to figure out why something failed coz the error messages were so cryptic and it turned out only two extra spaces...
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by mrjin 3y ago
Not exactly. I don't want to get into the situation that there is nothing I can do when it's down neither.
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by mrjin 3y ago
I found one assertion so true: Cloud is just someone-else's computer.
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by mrjin 3y ago
Lol, Google talks about privacy...

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