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by vdqtp3 2y ago
> which tower(s) do you forward the call setup data Whichever one has most recently communicated with the user in question (based on the credentials or certificate provided, in the original example)
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by vdqtp3 2y ago
Yes
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by vdqtp3 2y ago
> many people are flying "old" airplanes that have AoA sensors and IFR-certified glass panels and backups Yes and no. They're out there, but they aren't as common as you'd think or hope. AoA in particular is rare
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by vdqtp3 2y ago
That's not TERRIBLY impressive, considering a stock 182P has a 50' obstacle take off distance of 1350' of at max gross on an ISA day
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by vdqtp3 2y ago
> The angle of attack is not a parameter of the stall speed, it is the cause of the stall You're right of course, based on the real definition of angle of attack which is based on relative wind. When people say angle of attack is a
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by vdqtp3 2y ago
They probably quit before getting certified - once you're certified you make $70k minimum and that's at a shitty little tower in the midwest
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
There's plenty of H60s and H47s out of Lewis McChord on ADSB, not to mention P8's, C17's, etc...if you're on flight following you'll get advisories or even just watching "the fish finder" you'll see t
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
> Driving is an earned privileged, not a right. Pursuit of happiness, using whatever transportation you wish, is not a privilege
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
I agree, I have never rented anywhere where I was permitted to change the locks. I have changed the locks everywhere I have rented.
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
You're absolutely right, the excuse is unacceptable. Also unacceptable is requiring customers to do the job of an employee. The two are not mutually exclusive.
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
It was just an offhand comment. The first time I remember it happening to me was 2012, and I know it wasn't new then.
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
> most beneficial to those that need it the least and least beneficial to those that need it the most along those same lines, as someone who is rabidly anti-AI for coding, I've come up with a couple standards. If you can't expl
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
> one of 2024s gifts to humanity You think that started in 2024? You sweet summer child
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
> Metadata is specifically available "for free" (who calls/messages whom when). That's completely incorrect. Signal has only the following data (backed up by what they have provided when served warrants[1], and what i
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
If everyone is meeting daily, why would you also need to meet twice a week? That seems insane to me.
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
> Just fill the whole center of it with cafés, bodegas, computer repair shops—the kinds of small, locally-owned shops you get in a (healthy) small town or a pre-modern-zoning city area. Cyberpunk 2077, here we come!
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
> Like most jobs/companies don't have so many low hanging fruits to pick that someone can speed of build by orders of magnitude on a weekly basis You and I have worked at very different organizations. Everywhere I've been
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
Prop 13 is far from being agreed on as a problem amongst Californians. When your property tax could reasonably exceed your mortgage, something must change.
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
Correct, but there are additional requirements around a warbird that do not exist for an RV-14, for example. That's his point.
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
Glider is widely recommended as an entry to powered flight. You'll be better prepared and will have better stick and rudder skills than most student pilots.
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
https://www.oit.va.gov/Services/TRM/StandardPage.aspx?tid=64...
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
> Bombing a city into rubbles with 0 official international condemnation from the west is also a thing only Israel can do. There's plenty to criticize Israel for, but this isn't one of them. If Tijuana started sending terrorist
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
Do I think threats are acceptable, no - and true threats aren't considered protected free speech. ("true threats first amendment" would be your search term, should you like to learn more) Do I think offensive, nasty, hateful
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
Why don't you just Google "uk man arrested for tweet" and you'll find plenty. From the Verge[1]: Section 127 of the Communications Act makes it an offense to send public messages of a “grossly offensive or of an indecent
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
You get that there's a difference between the men with guns coming to put you in a cage, and your employer deciding they don't like you anymore, right?
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
Ah yes, the fabled power of 250mw https://www.amsat.org/two-way-satellites/so-50-satellite-inf...
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
You've NEVER been away from clean, filtered, potable water from a tap? You should really get out more. To answer your question more seriously, many times. Camping is the easy answer, there's rarely a tap or spring in the southwest
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
Do you think the government would have been overstepping if they ordered Twitter to make the removal, against their will?
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
If the government is violating my fourth amendment rights if it arranges for a third party to search my property when they cannot themselves, it follows that it would be equally unacceptable for them to arrange for a third party to censor m
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by vdqtp3 3y ago
To use surgery as the example, I would say "someone who truly loves medicine and healing people" not "loved cutting people open", which is the opposite.

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