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14y ago
Yep and then when the computer hangs up, or a lightning hits your plane and burn all the electronics, or the turbulence is so hi that the autopilot simply disconnects, or a sensor breaks in the middle of the flight and the flight computer t
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omegant
14y ago
It certainly looks cool, but I'll love to see an emergency braking with no front wheel..
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omegant
14y ago
As a simple user I sometimes find annoying all that continuous tweeking and changing stuff in facebook. Maybe there is a reason in user behaviour and adds conversions, but if doesn't please don't make all that uselss changes just for fun!.
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omegant
14y ago
I forgot to mention that it must be REMOTE, as we still don´t have office.
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omegant
14y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER, start up in Spain(Mallorca), looking for experienced freelancer to build MVP. Need Java, C# and MongoDB developers (we already have designers and web dev) for a SaaS server and client. We are currently building the arqui
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14y ago
It's cool to know how this works, I've been trying to repair a couple of senhaisher plug headPhones+mic for the Iphone (they broke at the jack) and I couldn't make them work. I am courrently able to use them to listenimg only. The mic and t
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omegant
14y ago
If you like aerospatial history but also if you'll like to know how all this birds were made, you should read "Skunk Works". I have just finished reading it, and is a great book. It tells all the development of the U2, SR71, F117, and more.
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omegant
14y ago
They had to develope a special fuel for the SR 71. One with very high flash point. I guess that the temperatures at mach 6 are too high for normal fuels too.
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omegant
14y ago
They had to develope a special fuel for the SR 71. One with very high flash point. I imagine that the temperatures at mach 6 are too high for normal fuels too.
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14y ago
I had myspace but always felt highly unusable and impractical. I don´t feel facebook is that way, in fact the opposite is true (at least for me), maybe it doesn´t have all the features possible but it is terrible useful to be in contact wit
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14y ago
http://youtu.be/9jOGicfF_vQ
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omegant
14y ago
I completely agree! and once the party is over the panic is going probably too far too.
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omegant
14y ago
I have two sons and this is pretty interesting. There is one thing that could also be hugely useful in my opinion. It is the historic context of mathematics. Lots of very intelligent people (and geniuses) and tens of years (some times hundr
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14y ago
You are right that the PP is trying to fix their own mistakes. But the Spanish central bank has been instrumental in hiding ALL the spanish banks holes (or ignoring it or I don´t know what they have been doing). There are no cajas without
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14y ago
I don´t think people realize how little the former government did, and now with their opposition strategy they are in fact gaining support little by little. They only have to criticize the cuts and call them "right wing" and people will fl
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14y ago
Well there is still people that is not working and just wants to game the system to obtain more money, but much less than before. At the higher point people was rejecting job offers because they had unemployment and didn´t want to lose it.
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14y ago
Maybe I wasn´t very explicit but in the second paragraph I say that it has been a general illness. All the spanish politicians have behaved equally, despite their party or region. It has been a gold rush and nobody is free of guilt. The o
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14y ago
Unfortunately all this is true, but something is finally changing (although slowly). My wife used to see as a doctor lots of people that where feigning illness just to get the medical dismiss and receive a pay without working. They even cam
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14y ago
I don´t think that catching falling knives is a good way to make business, but now that the market is so low, some companies are taking undeserved punishment, just due to the panic. Go and ask Warren Buffet how he made his money. Please rea
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14y ago
I know that in Madrid salaries are around 2000€ month or more, here in Mallorca it can be something less I think more around 1500€ (it used to be much more of course but everything is going down pretty fast). Any way is a bargain compared t
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14y ago
Until very recently that was the norm, my wife is doctor in a public hospital. Here in Mallorca they are closing 2 public hospitals and the private ones don´t have money to pay their employees. Doctors always can emigrate to Dubai, Australi
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14y ago
Here in Spain the biggest problem has been the three years that the real debt has been kept hidden under the carpet. The previous socialist government expected that the general recovery would help to exit the crisis and then be able to clea
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14y ago
I'trying to get the paper but only found the formula. https://www.jugend-forscht.de/images/1MAT_67_download.jpg The name of the paper is: Analytische Lösung von zwei ungelösten fundamentalen Partikeldynamikproblemen
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14y ago
I had noticed that stories where lasting several days in the front page. I thought that some kind of weird traffic plumbeting was happening. It is an old bug or a recent change that caused this?
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14y ago
Below 10yards a knife can be more dangerous than a gun. There is a video of a mentally ill brasilian with a machete sorrounded by 4 armed officers. He goes bersech and kills one or two and wounds the others, all without recieving a shot. Ev
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14y ago
Then they will lose the advantage of an autonomous car.
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14y ago
There is a second part on it. How will cars behave when they are driving along a crowded street in a place where people crosses anywhere and changing directions and intentions very fast. I don't think there will be dangers to pedestrian. Bu
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14y ago
It is normal for pedestrians to look for eye contact in order to know if a driver will yield the right of way or simply will accelerate and pass (in light less crosswalks). In dense pedestrian cities (I am from Spain) it is very usual to h
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14y ago
I would like to see real boarding times, also It would be nice to see the effect that all the bigger baggage (due to the baggage fares) that it is carried aboard. This is one of the biggest drags when boarding, even more with a full airplan
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14y ago
This one is pretty cool too! http://youtu.be/jQDjJRYmeWg
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