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by subhro 4y ago
IRC Bot. <s>IRC? That’s sounds familiar.</s> :P
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by subhro 4y ago
You can.
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by subhro 4y ago
You are right. I was mostly simplifying the description for NOT aeronautical engineers. But you are absolutely right.
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by subhro 4y ago
Thank you for correcting me. That is indeed what I meant.
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by subhro 4y ago
Very true. I never said the turbine is not a marvelous piece of engineering. But it DOES provide very little thrust.
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by subhro 4y ago
Turboprops indeed fight wing tip vortices. But they also have a problem of not being able to shape air properly like Turbofans can do with stator vanes and such. As you stated, ducts are awesome.
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by subhro 4y ago
Great question. Turbo props and turbo fans, both produce thrust, but very differently. In a turbofan, the turbine spends most of its effort turning the compressor blades. In a modern turbofan (TF) engine like GE 9x, you are looking at a 80-
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by subhro 4y ago
This is a very nice demonstration of turbojet. While it has not been claimed as such in the video, this is how most of the modern airplanes DO NOT work. Modern airplanes use turbofans which has an extremely high bypass ratio. In a turbofan,
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by subhro 4y ago
This is so true. I avoid using my phone other than to receive phone calls and sometimes text people. I find most of the dedicated devices like voice recorders, GPS, flashlight has a far more intuitive, faster and more functional interface t
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by subhro 4y ago
Not the OP but I use a Zoom H1N. Terrific device and runs on 2 NiMH AAA cells
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by subhro 4y ago
Very similar to what I found in Amazon. Hell indeed.
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by subhro 4y ago
Was able to get a Model S my friend bought in 2021 into limp mode when I took it to track after 3 laps. I believe the battery overheated after the 3rd lap. In the mean time, my STi was driving in circles for the next 20 or so laps.
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by subhro 4y ago
I have got both a corded and cordless Dyson vacuum. For my high pile carpeted floors, I find that the battery powered one just does not have sufficient power even though the brush design is better than the corded one. In general, I have com
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by subhro 4y ago
As a pilot, wanted to insert a little fun here: “Terrain, Terrain, PULL UP, PULL UP” Hopefully you were not sleeping. ;)
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by subhro 4y ago
I have a strange problem where my Mac Pro forgets the arrangement of my monitors. I have to drag them over in “Display” but only sometimes.
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by subhro 4y ago
> I wouldn't try frying eggs in a cast iron, for instance (technically you can, but it requires an absurd amount of oil) Which means you need to do a better job at seasoning. Cast iron is used almost exclusively at my place and I us
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by subhro 4y ago
I have tried the Shavette thing, but in my opinion they stand somewhere between the Gillette and a cutthroat straight.
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by subhro 4y ago
> I stopped using a straight razor since I couldn't get the edge as sharp as I'd like to Don’t get mad at me, but what you need is a 5000, 8000 and maybe 12000 grit Naniwa (or comparable) superstone. Also, a good strop. Leather
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by subhro 4y ago
> Aside from differences in cost, do you find anything about a straight razor compellingly better than e.g. a Gillette Mach 3? Quality of shave. If you maintain your straight razor, and mind it, it does require some maintenance, the qual
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by subhro 4y ago
> Im not sure theres a single place on earth with water but not without life. Really not trying to be a spoilsport here. But how about Dead Sea? ^_^
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by subhro 4y ago
> Sure, but how often do you have them on your person in time to take candid photos? Totally bad argument in justifying phone cameras. If you are having the expectation of getting photos of similar quality as shown on the page, my questi
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How to Catch a Lion?(gksoft.com)
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by subhro 5y ago
Three kickass books I found very helpful in improving my slide-foo and hold the attention of my audience: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0596522347/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b... https://www.amazon.com&#x2F
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by subhro 5y ago
Ahem... YubiKey... maybe?
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by subhro 5y ago
iCloud anyone?
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by subhro 5y ago
Another subscription…. sigh
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by subhro 5y ago
Analogue computers are fun, and faster (in some instances) for my use case. I still regularly use E6B for in flight calculations, an analogue flight computer, although I fly a glass cockpit.
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by subhro 5y ago
> But I am wondering why the author does not value his personal time. Maybe, because it is fun reverse engineering stuff?
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by subhro 5y ago
Can't you do that with Apple configurator by creating a profile and installing it on their phones? It is clunky though.
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by subhro 5y ago
https://www.burnerapp.com/ ? Note: no affiliation, just a satisfied user. Also, not free.

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