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by xvf22 6y ago
Got 3 no brainer CVEs against them. We're an enterprise customer who is now moving away because after Fortinet acquired them support dropped off a cliff. They had some good people but it bacame rather apparent that there was a bit of a
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by xvf22 6y ago
I have all aps and controller blocked from the internet for that very reason. Don't tell me when to update heh. Really sucks about not being able to roll things back.
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by xvf22 6y ago
I mean chances are they are doing DC distribution. https://datacenterfrontier.com/google-unveils-48-volt-data-c...
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by xvf22 6y ago
It wanted to fly again... ;)
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by xvf22 6y ago
Not sure where the original disagreement came from. I never said an aircraft should be able to take off at V1. Perhaps you took the "fly" literally which is fine but that was certainly not the intention.
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by xvf22 6y ago
Fair enough and my memory may be fuzzy but I see quite a few references to V1 as being the minimum single engine takeoff speed. https://skybrary.aero/bookshelf/books/493.pdf (page 2)
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by xvf22 6y ago
When turning into the dead engine, there’s a tendency to overbank as the plane will yaw towards the inoperative engine.
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by xvf22 6y ago
Not only fly but climb. Commercial aircraft are required to fly safely should one of the two engines fail at any point of the flight, including takeoff at speeds beyond v1.
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by xvf22 6y ago
You can hear the fire alert going off before the mayday. The fact that they requested a left turn at first it meant the controller knew the right engine was out and they'd need left turns to come in. Always find the level of training i
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by xvf22 6y ago
Hazy memory but I forged the NetWare login screen to grab admin password then replaced the original login process with one that logged all logins. Was a moron and left a printout somewhere and I was the first suspect. Had a good relationshi
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by xvf22 6y ago
Well, there's something I didn't know. Thank you for the time and tab savings!
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by xvf22 6y ago
$350-$400ish search AliExpress for "i5 7200U firewall"
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by xvf22 6y ago
Plenty of wiring in and around the fuel system and running close to control cables. Are you implying that fire couldn't interfere with control of a non FBW aircraft?
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by xvf22 6y ago
Or wiring given the 737 history but then again, it's a shot in the dark.
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by xvf22 6y ago
Tesla seem to do a lot of running changes, are they certifying each one?
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by xvf22 6y ago
Cargo companies seem to have older fleets and the 767s are being displaced from passenger service and have a cargo conversation option. The a380 doesn't have a cargo conversation option as far as I've seen. Plenty of old 747s are
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by xvf22 6y ago
5th image bottom left you can see a little board with 3 black wires running off of it that doesn't look original. Could be a factory bodge but definitely looks a bit out of place.
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by xvf22 6y ago
Yup, I spend a ton with small developers and actively avoid software that forces me into the app store.
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by xvf22 6y ago
Have the same one form eBay, works great even with the pi4 overclocked to 1.9Ghz.
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by xvf22 6y ago
Performance is better than I expected, especially for 300w and while not verified externally, it looks like AMD is finally competetive with the top end. If they can get the required share of TSMC volume, then Nvidia may feel a bit of pain s
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by xvf22 6y ago
Killed just under 1k access points when they all upgraded on one go. They had no problem erasing the firmware but when they all tried to download the new one at once it killer the service and we ended up with a lot of blank APs. The conform
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by xvf22 6y ago
Given he's called in Putin to provide security I'm guessing he wants people to try?
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by xvf22 6y ago
Given that the 737 isn't fly by wire the forces needed to operate the controls is something critical that a home sim isn't going to be able to model.
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by xvf22 6y ago
Sadly that one is gone but they did add Toronto's Billy Bishop as a detailed airport which I'd like to think is there as a worthy stand-in.
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by xvf22 6y ago
Coworker refused delivery of his twice for seat attachment problems and pretty obvious dings.
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by xvf22 6y ago
It seems easier in Canada but what always puts me off is that there isn't any formal resting center. You need to find an examiner and they set the price. A bunch of them insist on lessons which be useful for some but if like to just wr
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by xvf22 6y ago
There really aren't when you have 2x80Mhz on either side of you leaving only DFS which can be tricky since a lot of older consumer routers didn't support it. WiFi 6E should help as the allocation is massive with less propagation.
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by xvf22 6y ago
They're organized but their goals and values are different than you think they are.
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by xvf22 6y ago
Hmm, PoE support on the Rock Pi 4 seems to be a hat just like the rpi 4.
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by xvf22 6y ago
This one covers pulse and blood oxygen: https://www.gadgetvictims.com/2019/02/contec-cms50dplus.html

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