salex89

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by salex89 7y ago
Try watching the movie About Time, from 2013. In short the main character can travel through time to visit his passing father... Until a point. Sound creepy, but actually isn't. A very wholesome movie.
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by salex89 7y ago
This is a fresh, possibly more substantiated article: https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/09/22/blast-from-the-past-vel... The interesting fact is that there is very little speak of any other nation carrying out a
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by salex89 7y ago
What's the issue with Java package management? If that's a Java con, what should be said about Python's?
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by salex89 7y ago
My company uses some enterprise Lastpass, and I would never give a dime for it myself. Not because of the quality, but because if the UX. I constantly have issues to find credentials shared with me, the plug-in is constantly interrupting my
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by salex89 7y ago
I'm not sure how common it is, but I met a guy who uses a CD drive to identify the unit he is searching for. Pops them out remotely. Of course it is applicable only if your servers have CD drives, but it's hell of a lot easier tha
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by salex89 7y ago
Just wanted to chime in with my experiences with the mouse. I never had any RSI since last winter. Basically my whole life I used some sort of ergo-like, lightweight large gaming mice. Sometimes very cheap ones. But on my new workspace I go
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by salex89 7y ago
Correct, I use that. However, it is jus one image and without anything else.
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by salex89 7y ago
Well, the Russians are also doing some shady stuff... They call it the Sputnik Inspektor. https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/kosmos-2519.htm
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by salex89 7y ago
It's pretty. Somehow Momentum, which is similar, didn't catch up to me. Is there any way to show the same favorites as with the default Chrome setup, only over the image of the day? :)
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by salex89 7y ago
Leggaly this Portugese marmelade is now defined as jelly marmalade. The definitions are basically the stuff our grandmas considered one or another. We also have pekmez, jam, marmelade. Pekmez should have the least added sugar and made out o
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by salex89 7y ago
I was in a pub hearing a guy talking about the startup I was/am working in being acquired soon. He was right....
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by salex89 7y ago
I really wanted to code my own side projects in my spare time. I always have so much ideas that I become anxious when will I have time for them all. But during my spare time, which I would like to designate to my own projects, life kicks in
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by salex89 7y ago
First of all, English is not my native language nor I live in an English speaking country. Second, I didn't choose to read those books, the education system made me :). I don't read them that much today, but did enjoy it. Third, t
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by salex89 7y ago
Visualization sake? I often write like that, possibly under the influence of Russian/European 18th and 19th century literature I read during most of my life, thanks to education around here. It excels in overly detailed visualizations.
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by salex89 7y ago
We do not have details of this anomaly, but I hope you understand that some situations must be simulated, flying into them is difficult, maybe not possible, or downright unsafe. I don't know how much about planes do you know (I'm
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by salex89 7y ago
Are you sure you read that properly? Maybe it is not clear from the text, but basically adrenal gland malfunction which result in hyperproduction of adrenaline literally burn you up. Hormone disbalance in general can mess you up seriously.
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by salex89 7y ago
Wow... Just wow. My girlfriend is a internal medicine specialist student and she was blown away. As she read she basically went through a ll possible explanations that the other doctors had. However she actually knew about this condition, i
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by salex89 7y ago
But it does matter. This A321neo issue is identified during internal simulated tests, never happened or reported on any commercial or test flight. The issue consists of the anti-stall protection not being aggressive enough under SPECIFIC ci
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by salex89 7y ago
Can't blame Ryanair by themselves too much. Their whole company and business depends on the 737, and their foreseeable future on the Max. Not a pleasant situation to be in. Even Ryanair is not that big to handle the dumpster fire Boein
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by salex89 7y ago
IAG must be very proud of their order by now...
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by salex89 7y ago
Not intentionally, but generally yes, just by forgetting a glass. However, it also has not happened recently, I don't drink any kind of bought juice any more. I squeeze it myself.
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by salex89 7y ago
Possibly, but two oranges usually fill up a glass nicely.
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by salex89 7y ago
I'm no food technologist but squeeze an orange and put it in a glass, which is pure orange guice (100%?) and leave it on a table, and do the same with the 100% store bought one. The one from a bottle or cardboard box, not the "squ
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by salex89 7y ago
I don't understand, maybe due to a language difference. Does 100% fruit juice mean the store bought 100% fruit guice (the premium brands?) or literally freshly squeezed orange, immediately drank? Wouldn't also eating fresh fruits
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by salex89 7y ago
I was trying to investigate this about Airbus but without much luck. I even found they use a 80186 with another Motorola processor for cross checking values. I also wonder does maybe Airbus have "more" processors for different ta
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EASA demands additional changes for the 737 Max(bloomberg.com)
142 points by salex89 7y ago|133 comments
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by salex89 7y ago
Was a pinhole reset button so hard to implement?
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by salex89 7y ago
You are correct, however... I can't imagine a single engineer with any kind of proper education (formal or not) implementing any piece of software or hardware without thinking:"One sensor? Really? What's the failure rate on t
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by salex89 7y ago
I hear you. But I just want to add one more perspective, when there is an intervention, the intervening party (US in this case) technically aligns with someone from the conflict. That might be a political oppositional force, it might be a n
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by salex89 7y ago
Being on the side "kept in check", believe me, we were better off on ourselves. Dictators fall one way or another, 3rd party military intervention is rarely selective and not a bit subtle with the collaterals.

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