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by supportlocal4h 7y ago
This it's how I read it: 1. Boeing is not blameless. 2. Boeing has a point about MCAS issues manifesting exactly like another well-known event in other models and having the exact same solution. 3. The well-known solution to the well-k
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by supportlocal4h 7y ago
This is off-topic, but WalterBright's participation here has reminded me of my own weaknesses. Everything I have read about the 737Max has put a pitchfork in my hands to go after Boeing. Walter's are the first comments I have read
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by supportlocal4h 7y ago
It seems obvious to me that the kind of pressure to which you are referring is not limited to family. It would be easy enough to threaten a high school boyfriend. Or the family of your child's former best friend. Or a former co-worker.
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by supportlocal4h 7y ago
How are the alternatives safer from the same complaints? I read on the internet that they beat up little old ladies.
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by supportlocal4h 7y ago
What is your actual complaint? People have been complaining about taxes for years and years. That doesn't mean we should get rid of them.
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by supportlocal4h 7y ago
> We literally have a transcript here, people should be copying from it directly. Isn't that what he said in the first place?
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by supportlocal4h 7y ago
Drive across the southern tip of Nevada sometime. It's becoming wall to wall solar farms. PV, molten salt, and I don't know what else. Acres and acres of panels.
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by supportlocal4h 7y ago
More like if Google had to approve every new release of MS products and shoulder some blame if things go wrong. Of course, if Google blocked some release of MS product, MS could retaliate by blocking a Google product. Or either could just s
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by supportlocal4h 7y ago
Wouldn't it be interesting if FFA signoff included approval by a regulatory team from the competing manufacturer. I wonder what abuses would crop up there.
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by supportlocal4h 7y ago
> 100% of Android apps do not work on PureOS. F-Droid alone has ~1800 apps. This is a fair point. It's not a huge argument for me because I'm only interested in maybe 20 categories of app and I've never been thrilled with
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by supportlocal4h 7y ago
Bad software is bad whether it's open or not. But historically, closed software has more lock-in. If a particular open lib or component is bad, it can often be fixed by somebody who didn't create it. Or, for those who don't w
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by supportlocal4h 8y ago
To take a few examples from your comment: "Definitely" has 19 "strokes" "Speaker" has 14 strokes "Visual" has 10 strokes "Made" has 9 strokes 9 strokes is a lot in Chinese, but relatively fe
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by supportlocal4h 8y ago
What an amazing illustration of how humor can be lost across language boundaries. You have to have experience in both English and Chinese to know how hilarious that statement is. It's genius to write it in English and deliver it so dea
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by supportlocal4h 8y ago
Carcass yield for beef is around 63%. A 1200# steer will dress out around 750#. Minus bones takes you down to about 500#. $4/# on the hoof gets you $9.60/# hamburger. And $9.60/# ribeye.
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by supportlocal4h 8y ago
For those who don't have a personal butcher, you might be interested to know... Many state and county fairs include a livestock show. Often the exhibited animals are auctioned off at the end of the show. The animals are raised and exhi