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by xvf22 7y ago
Love watching the signal path, especially the pooch appearances :)
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by xvf22 7y ago
I don't think that it isn't allowed but that they have seen that fraudulently acquired resources are generally used for crypto-mining so they felt that this was a good signal to look for.
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by xvf22 7y ago
Used it a bunch and I'll add this to the Google products which they cancelled on me. I'm getting tired of this... I've been slowly moving off of anything Google.
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by xvf22 7y ago
If MCAS is disabled for some reason because of sensor failure, how does that factor into the common type rating? Same goes for if they significantly lower how much input it provides.
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by xvf22 7y ago
Got a new laptop and that in addition to Google's evergrowing awfulness prompted the switch. Was pleasantly surprised that my u2f tokens worked as expected.
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by xvf22 7y ago
Already switched to Firefox and couldn't be happier.
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by xvf22 7y ago
Police in Canada may be better but there are still a ton of problems especially with indigenous populations.[1][2] Ontario has the SIU for police oversight but the new provincial government is meddling with it[3]. [1] https://www.
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by xvf22 7y ago
If you're indigenous and especially an indigenous woman then your trust and faith in police can be pretty damn low.[0] [0] https://www.hrw.org/news/2017/06/19/canada-police-fail-indig...
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by xvf22 7y ago
Ugh, I wish Canada had anywhere near these prices. It's about $40+ for 4GB of data and unlimited text but that's with a more limited coverage area. For national carriers it's $10-$15 more per month.
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by xvf22 7y ago
Breakthroughs sure are easier when you can just help yourself to most of the answers but there does seem to be at least some homegrown contributions as well.
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by xvf22 7y ago
Glad to see there are some people on here following along!
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by xvf22 7y ago
Honestly seemed a bit low for current Toronto real estate conditions. Still, good move all things considered as long as they can properly manage the challenges for a fully remote team.
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by xvf22 7y ago
It's a workhorse and as much as I miss the thunder of the radial engines it's nice to see them get a new life. I doubt the C-54 will get the same treatment but that would be impressive.
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by xvf22 7y ago
It has a long life ahead of it especially with the turboprop conversion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basler_BT-67
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by xvf22 7y ago
Planesaves[0] is led by Mikey McBryan of Buffalo Airways[1]/ Ice pilots[2] fame and is restoring a D-Day DC-3 in a very compressed time frame. You can check out the YouTube channel[3] for updates. They aren't going to make Normand
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by xvf22 7y ago
Ya, I've had the same experience a few times and you're right they can sub things on short notice but I'll try to avoid where possible. Air Canada is getting a bunch of A220s which from all reports seem like a much nicer plan
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by xvf22 7y ago
Boeing has a lot of work to do to restore their image and I will avoid the MAX where possible. They seem to have been on a mission to cut back on expenses without the necessary review and supervision which is worrying. I'd prefer they
108.
by xvf22 7y ago
It was a great phone otherwise but eventually the core patch started boot looping which a reflow fixed for a few weeks before it finally completely died. Ended up getting a OnePlus 6 and it's been fine but I wish I had the 5x as a trav
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by xvf22 7y ago
Watch out for the 5x, I've seen 3 in addition to mine die the same way. They start rebooting randomly then boot loop. It's an acknowledged problem with the chipset. You can sort of fix it if you are able to load an alternative ker
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by xvf22 7y ago
I mean the big question is how far do they penetrate the skin. I'd assume it isn't too far given the frequency.
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by xvf22 7y ago
HFDL and ACARS (encryption is optional) don't have much in the way of protection either.
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by xvf22 7y ago
Yup check out https://hackaday.com/2017/05/02/how-to-reverse-engineer-a-ch... and Ken Shirriff's excellent blog http://www.righto.com/search/label/reverse-engineering
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by xvf22 7y ago
And with the crackdown Toronto and Montreal are feeling more pressure.[0] [0] https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2019/04/25/bc-says-its-m...
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by xvf22 7y ago
Here's one from England. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bournville
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by xvf22 7y ago
A big issue is that this can surprise a driver since an update can change the car's behavior.
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by xvf22 7y ago
Using zero days which are quite valuable when sold to a company which specialises in this.
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by xvf22 7y ago
There's a good deal of sinking happening in California as well. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/jul/18/californ...
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by xvf22 7y ago
Boeing shot themselves in the foot after the awful outsourced supply chain [0] and battery problems on the 787 which meant that they had less financial resources available to go clean sheet and instead they adapted an old design. [0] https
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by xvf22 7y ago
My balcony becomes an urban farm every summer complete with custom PCB giving me moisture monitoring and individual watering of 8 plants. Not necessary but definitely calming.
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by xvf22 8y ago
Same goes for me and 787s. A sad day was when they started to go 10 abreast on the 777s. Airbus planes (350, 380, and 220) seem to have more seat width than their Boeing counterparts.

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