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It seems that there are Waymo cars everywhere in SF... just tons of them. And I watch them closely when near one, trying to evaluate how they handle themselves in heavy traffic, and especially in quickly developing unanticipated situations- other dr…
@Crash- There's possibly a misunderstanding here of the actual sequence of events:
Up until 2019 there had evidently been no problems due to solar radiation, so the 2019 software installation had no protection against that.
There were two corrupt…
Following are excerpts from a report by Safe Fly Aviation. It would seem to be definitive.
⚡ Key Facts at a Glance
Aircraft Affected: 5,900–6,200 Airbus A320ceo and A320neo variants
Root Cause: ELAC L104 software vulnerability to solar parti…
You can bet that there were reasons, at least in the assassin's mind, why this took place. But we'll never know the truth about the background on this.
The reports that I read on this indicated that the auto-pilot software could be degraded with long exposure to solar radiation. Evidently this caused a number of incidents involving sudden and unexpected in-flight control issues.
As I understand it…
" It is refreshing to have an established bond analyst to discuss the process of exploring various sectors of bonds and their inefficiencies."
But I don't see why we need an "established bond analyst" when we already have FD1000.
Just wondering: Why would a main Spanish newspaper of record have any interest in a "propaganda" article supposedly promoting sympathy for Trump? I check this news source frequently, and they are certainly not fans or supporters of Trump or his work…
Yes, exactly.
It seems to me that many of the founders of the United States were somehow able to bifurcate their minds: to be able to think all of the majestic philosophical thoughts about freedom for the new country that they were building, and at…
Yes, I was wondering the same thing, but unless someone wanted to devote a lot of time to it I don't think that we will ever know the answer to that one.
Following are excerpts from a current report in The Wall Street Journal:
The chief executive of Robinhood Markets took the stage at the online brokerage’s annual summit in Las Vegas this fall decked out in a race-car driver’s jumpsuit and customized…
And just where the hell are all of the rest of the Democratic Representatives and Senators on this? They should be out there making loud supporting statements signed by every damned one of them, and massively telling Hegseth where to put it.
And th…
And YOU, FD1000, have personally provoked the great majority of that by your deliberately false, belligerent and offensive commentary.
Since you have told us ad nauseam how perceptive and brilliant you are it's a bit odd that you haven't noticed …
I absolutely agree with Anna, Crash, Observant1, Mark, a2z, and gman57.
As Observant1 said-
"Article 92 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice states that service members
must obey lawful orders and disobey unlawful orders.
Officers usually have…
Agreeing with many of the others, the only downside to Schwab is that they do not have a MMF sweep account, and you have to buy and sell MMF yourself or leave cash sitting with no return. Otherwise they are just fine for everything that we need.
On…
Hey there Catch- We use Schwab primarily because there is a Schwab office one block away, and my wife doesn't drive. By concentrating everything at Schwab she can get assistance if I'm no longer around.
