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omegant
13y ago
Is it possible to difereciate between a expanding universe due to the big bang?, or an expanding universe due to this part of universe coming out of a more compressed stream (like coming out of a 3d venturi tube). I don't know if that
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13y ago
Thank you, I am not coding the home page and made the text edit on the file. It takes some time to know how it looks well as I'm not a programer myself and the guy uploading this is not of the team. I hope to nail it this afternoon! By
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13y ago
No, thank you! We are really in the costumer search moment that pg writes in his last essay. We are about to start looking for costumers. Would you mind to give it a shot once we have launched?.
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omegant
13y ago
Thanks, I know, working on it, just uploaded this version yesterday, but some texts are not showing what they are supposed to (the initial texts were just giberish and meant to be replaced).
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omegant
13y ago
Yep too much hours to learn that to be him!
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omegant
13y ago
Let's see if he comes and comments about that! I think that his nick is tferris.
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13y ago
Mm what a pitty that we are only lacking 10000 paying costumers to meet the requirements...(we are about to launch in a couple of weeks, 0 tracktion by now) Anyway here it is www.apparly.com
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13y ago
Are they doing this with tv shows and movies? Sometimes I am amazed to see how blurry some programs from the 80's seem. Even some movies that were shot in 35mm seem blurry. It must be the copy that they have at that tv and not the orig
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13y ago
Thank you PG!, this post it's perfectly timed for us. I was a bit lost on how to begin looking for users. Not much better now but at least with a general direction to follow..
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omegant
13y ago
Thank you PG!, this post it's perfectly timed for us. And I was a bit lost on how to begin looking for users. Not much better now but at least with a general direction to follow..
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omegant
13y ago
It sounds more like a consulting company than a startup. Then, I suppose it would end being an startup..
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omegant
13y ago
What kind of mystic poems? autors? not precisely these ones but generally. I find it interesting.
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13y ago
Microburst only happens at low altitudes ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microburst ), and is the kind of wind shear that´s more dangerous for commercial planes. There is also fast wind changes at cruise altitude, jet s
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13y ago
The problem about the Air France beyond the objective troubles of night, tropical thunderstorm, turbulence, etc.. is that in fact the pilot reacted exactly as he was instructed at the simulator. He reacted to a thunderstorm as if they had a
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13y ago
Ups sorry! I ended typing in autopilot..
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13y ago
As you took the time to explain all the acronyms I´ll explain a bit more about the context of the post. Commercial pilots begin flying small planes like Cessna 172, then they fly a small multiengine with instruments, they also take lessons
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13y ago
In modern planes there is a filter on the warning computer that doesn´t allow to show certain non vital failures between 80 knots (or 100 depending the plane) and V1. For example an engine fire is going to trigger the alarm, but not an engi
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13y ago
Well as a commercial pilot all the other replies are right, but I guess you mean also if a 747 pilot could seat at a 380 cockpit and make a manual flight. Obviously is not the best idea as there are a lot of differences on the autoflight an
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13y ago
Average aircraft approach is a 3º glide slope. And usually all of them look exactly like that (only minor deviations due to the wind). If that chart is true is easy to see that they where high on the (non working) glidslope.
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13y ago
Amazing that data is available like that, I didn´t know it was possible. It´s early to know because a number of things may have caused this profile, but initially it seems a quite unstabilized approach. For a plane as heavy as a 777 it´s di
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13y ago
Maybe they don't really know how to act about it. After all (and I am just guessing here) tradition doesn't teach how to help this people.
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omegant
13y ago
Also the next guy maybe will leak anonimously, if that's possible with all that Prism systems. Maybe creating some downtime in the system while the leak is produced??
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13y ago
They don't seem to be handling this very intelligently, more like a bully than anything else. It would be much easier to let Snowden get to a country in southamerica and then after some weeks press under the table to get him arrested.
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13y ago
Well sometimes I read forums like ar15.com where lot´s of security officers post, and also some police forums in Spain (I got some police friends and I like commenting with them about these issues). I have noticed that in the USA the polic
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13y ago
On the contrary I think that his view is far more realist than yours. Her girlfrind gave her private picture to a third source. If you want to keep information secret you never give it away, not on internet not on the real life. Is not like
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13y ago
This is great, it shouldn´t be very difficult to adapt this design to an airplane, with an ipad with a navigation app or something similar.
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13y ago
Please!
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13y ago
How?
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13y ago
And for what use? (sincerely interested).
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13y ago
And that´s why the system fails to protect the informations routinely. It makes sense from the rules point of view, but lacks perspective and is not practical. It´s just trying to grab a pint of water with your hand, no matter how hard you
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