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Possibly, I'm mostly familiar with Airbus. I thought the newer 787s were more FBW-ish.
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The systems prevent you from flying outside of the flight envelope, not from smashing the plane into the ground. Of course you can crash if you want, but the plane will still be within the flight envelope.
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It is very difficult, and often impossible with all systems operational, to get a modern airliner outside of its flight envelope. I'd imagine a tiny glider with a rocket bolted on is a different story.
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5y ago
You live in a bubble. Nobody I know has ever heard of matrix, and that's including the tech people.
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But... why? Every other thing doesn't work on ARM, so what's the point of a rpi cluster?
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I used to connect from both my local machine and from within citrix, use local machine for voice and citrix to share the screen.
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5y ago
My old laptop had a Killer network driver that was bundled with some management bullshit which allowed you to limit ingress/egress bandwidth. It also had a known issue where it used 100% of your SSD I/O bandwidth by constantly rew
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5y ago
I know many people aren't happy with Corsair but I bought the rather ridiculously expensive K95 keyboard years ago (it's different now), and haven't had any issue with it apart from killing some of the media buttons when I sp
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I'm also very happy with my Zowie except for a strange thing with the mouse wheel - about a year after getting it it started making a faint squealing noise, then a few months later it miraculously went away. I have a second one at the
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Most of Razer's hardware is garbage, always has been. The only exception is probably Blade and a narrow selection of their mice.
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There are NSFW posts but it's never porn, mostly random things you might not want to open at work even though they're harmless.
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> once you get used to a lack of latency How _do_ you get used to latency? Writing with a pen has no latency, so anything worse than that automatically throws me off.
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Probably blocked by your DNS server, someone in this thread said it's blocked on Quad9.
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And people in the US commonly shell out hundreds of dollars per month for electricity. I've never even approached anything close to a hundred.
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> for the iOS app
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5y ago
Who watches this?
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Underfunded? US police does army cosplay and drives around in vehicles that one would expect in Syria and not the streets of a first world country.
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5y ago
Yes it is. If you write a COBOL program you're writing legacy code. Contrary to what you might think about Perl it's quickly approaching the same fate.
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It's 2021, stop writing legacy code that others will have to maintain.
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5y ago
COL is ~1k per bedroom in zone 2/3. I'd say average compensation for "serious" IT positions is 50-70k, you can get to about 150k if you work for a hedge fund or in senior positions at large corporations, after that it&#x
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You can also quickly swipe over the volume button in either direction to increase/decrease the volume, works for brightness as well. Personally I don't have a terrible aversion to the touchbar, but my biggest gripe is that my righ
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There's another reply to GP that illustrates this. "I prefer first-party content so I can effortlessly scroll"; It's a real shame, people like that turned Reddit into a politically manipulated 9gag where they waste hours
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My experience is the opposite across a range of models, I always go relatively conservative otherwise it feels like drinking nails.
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Do you not have SodaStream in the US?
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I had no idea what it was, but reading the first few paragraphs makes it quite obvious.
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5y ago
Created an account just to be told it doesn't work if you're not using Chrome.
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Any reason for ibuprofen instead of paracetamol? Ibuprofen can damage your gastrointestinal tract.
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The best part of that discussion is how one Homebrew maintainer says "I'd like to see package managers implement this first", and when someone from Arch goes "we don't track at all" the big chief comes in and s
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Just today I needed to quickly load a file into a string in golang. I haven't done that in a while, so I had to go look up what package and function to use for that. I'd love a tool that would immediately suggest a line saying `io
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Open MongoDB servers getting hacked is literally a meme at this point, there is no excuse for someone to configure a _production_ instance with zero authentication.
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