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by t0mas88 3y ago
Which in the long run causes more issues since nobody when a career in aviation will ever seek professional help.
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by t0mas88 3y ago
If just pulled, on most types you can push them back in and that would reconnect hydraulics and generators etc. A restart should be possible. If you push and then twist to discharge the fire bottles I'm not sure you can restart, given
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Interesting how "new and special" that seems in the UK with only daily prices? There are many providers offering hourly pricing in the Netherlands if you want to. I've seen some projects by enthusiasts to link those APIs to s
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Phones can also slide a lot further between seat and wall than a hand could. They're thinner and not attached to an arm...
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by t0mas88 3y ago
This was a passenger seat, they're adjustable for comfort. Pilot seats also move during flight because you get into and out of them. Crews change seats several times on a long flight to allow them to sleep while others are flying.
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Probably not. A car defect isn't covered by the insurance. But this may depend a bit on the country and specific insurance policy.
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by t0mas88 3y ago
It's still an issue as a company to have large unpaid fines in the EU. Makes it for example harder to exit, because any new parent company with an EU presence would be very careful touching this thing.
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by t0mas88 3y ago
If some kind of disaster happend to the car, like it being flooded, yes. But if it was normal rain that all other cars survived, I think the insurance is going to point at Tesla. This being Europe, and the car less than a year old, it'
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Well... Those that are best at interviewing and selling themselves are the most likely to quit after finding a new position. That doesn't necessarily correlate with the highest performers. Might actually correlate more with those that
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by t0mas88 3y ago
About the GPU: > but I plan to play only fully 3D pinball sims and the 1050 Ti gets excellent reviews for $140, so I went for it That's $ 450+ for the 4050 Ti now...
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by t0mas88 3y ago
And YouTube as a private business can refuse to serve people using ad blockers or alternative clients. But that doesn't make it illegal to use an ad blocker as the parent post was implying.
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Indeed. Very high aspect ratio wings could be hard to make strong enough at very low weight to survive climbing through the lower parts of the atmosphere. Some convective activity could help the climb, but it would add a lot of turbulence f
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Icing doesn't happen below about -40 C because moisture in the air at those temperatures becomes ice crystals which don't freeze to aircraft. At least not to aluminum normal aircraft. No idea whether it's the same for a solar
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Followed by "Unlimited AT&T 11G" where unlimited stands for the amount of completely opaque fees and charges they can add to your bill. Only to be bested by "Verizon 12G Ultra Fiber" not to be confused with some kind
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Interesting use of data. But some places near me have actually decided to actively make their lights timing worse, to encourage fewer cars to travel through the city.
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by t0mas88 3y ago
The fact that someone makes money spying on me doesn't make it illegal for me to take countermeasures. If your business is taking pictures of people on the street and I decide to wear a baseball cap and sunglasses, you're just out
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Yes and even worse they now start to add the theoretical maximum of several streams together to get an even bigger number that makes even less sense. For example Ubiquiti lists their Unifi U6+ at 1.2gbit and the U6 Pro at 4.8gbit. But the s
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by t0mas88 3y ago
47Gbps in wifi terms is like living to 200 but in dog years. The real speed will probably not be much more than 1gbit which is a common fiber connection speed. WiFi 6 with a 2023 macbook does not practically deliver 1gbit, even with zero ot
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by t0mas88 3y ago
These theoretical data rates for WiFi are getting out of hand. The numbers have become completely useless to everyone, because they have no correlation to actual network speed. It's like presenting the aggregated speed of all switch po
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by t0mas88 3y ago
BMW has been doing this as standard for 10+ years. They call it efficient dynamics. Basically a lot of the extra things like power steering and water pump are electric instead of engine driven. And the generator is set to run as much as pos
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Amazon is probably doing some unfair or even illegal things. But if your business is buying something from supplier X, adding no value at all and selling it on ecommerce site Y, then it makes perfect economic sense for either of X to sell t
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by t0mas88 3y ago
The issue that big parts of the internet rely on small projects of volunteers still remains. There is no serious funding for those projects and the teams behind them are small.
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Well he wrote that it's for speed, so that would be raid0 > If I got a new MB I'd definitely want at least two nvmes in a mirror(for speed)
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Indeed, that's what I ended up doing with the other drivers. Use them separately for different data types.
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by t0mas88 3y ago
For your mirrored drives idea: I've had two nvme drives in mirror for a while but there are a lot of caveats to getting maximum performance. Not sure how it is on the AMD side but most Intel boards for example would have one m2 slot co
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by t0mas88 3y ago
It's very easy, their sales team will reach out and tell you about the paid options to manage your company profile. That's why the whole website is so dishonest. They keep claiming reviews are not influenced by companies and at th
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by t0mas88 3y ago
You never need to upload the documents in the Netherlands, their software doesn't have such an option. But technically you're expected to keep the documents at least until you receive the "definitieve aanslag" and if you
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Depends on your tax situation. For my private taxes it's maybe 3 or 4 documents and those from the bank etc have all gone PDF anyway. But when I was a freelancer I used a document scanning system provided by my bookkeeper. It worked si
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by t0mas88 3y ago
Which proves the point that Glassdoor is lying :-)
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by t0mas88 3y ago
You can try, but a lot of ISPs assign a big subnet to each user. Mine for example assigns a /48 to each home user fiber connection. Even if I make no effort at all to hide things and just select xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1:: as the subnet (leavin

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