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Comment #21801482
No one wants to touch this posting. Someone give one reason why this is not wrong. Are you ready for a "One Korea" policy too? How about a "one Ireland" policy?
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Comment #21794561
There's a crock of crap from the cowards at the World Bank. Before the PRC is gone, its citizens will sell their kidneys for ROC passports. There, one comment. The first comment he…
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Comment #21760373
You have to love the ECAM. On the Boeings, pre 787 at least, we were trained to configure first, look and make sure the flaps, slats, and gear actually extended, then pilot flying …
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Comment #21496437
Smith is spot on with his analysis of why no number of mods and modules will make the 737 into a 757. Here on HN I have ranted about the wobbly bobbly handling, obsolete hydraulics…
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Comment #21341460
Withdrawal took way too long. It is unfortunate that Hong Kong legislators believe their purpose is to rule and manage Hong Kong people on Beijing's behalf instead of legislating a…
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Comment #21302622
Hong Kong legal process? That's the top oxymoron of 2019. Things will get worse until either the people bend over like bitches or stand up and take charge.
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Comment #21296978
Pay attention to large, sharp option orders: buying anove the ask or selling below the bid. Something is up when multiple millions of dollars are spent and the trader doesn't care …
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Comment #21255811
Turkey is a turncoat; get those nukes out of Incirlik. Maybe leave one as a scuttling device for the whole base.
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Comment #21232113
Well, I just have to shake my head and grin, considering the lack of comments as we surpass two hours of exposure here on HN. Yes, it is a silly high school essay question identica…
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Comment #21189966
Deleted only from the web controlled by the Peopple's Republic of China. You can still access South Park from the Republic of China and elsewhere. (Look what I did there: two count…
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Comment #21189948
Big deal; the halt is ineffective. Unless you absolutely insist on watchin in HD quality, the NBA may be streamed from foreign servers. The time is not 1949 anymore.
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Comment #21169602
Good luck clearing out the Reddit trolls, skinheads, and wumao. Why would a company pay for space in a septic tank, unless they really want the business of those users?
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Comment #21165642
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Comment #21153167
End to end encryption is here to stay; it works! Anyone failing to use it to protect user privacy does not value user privacy. Go ahead, Zuck, and make your messaging product secon…
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Comment #21103404
Stick a pickle fork in Boeing; it is cooked.
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Comment #21103376
The comments in here are pretty solid. I would just add a couple of points: 1) Spoofing both localizer and glideslope signals will not be easy. The glideslope transmits from an ant…
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Comment #21078341
Have a wank to your favorite porn, then just walk away from it. Delete your accounts, delete whatever stash you have, and walk away. You need other things in life to keep you occup…
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Comment #21015241
Greed underlies this whole stinking arc of events. Indeed, Southwest Airlines has had an outsized influence in development of the B737-NG and Max. Thank them for the retention of t…
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Comment #20970495
Is Stallman some kind of perv to defend Epstein? It doesn't matter at all if the victims were willing: they were not old enough to make the decision.
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Comment #20969480
He completely overlooks the argument that minors cannot make the decision to consent as they lack power and psychological maturity in the transaction, while the other party (the ad…
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Comment #20969338
Cat and mouse indeed, but here we see that a GPS spoof can be detected and spoofs can be made more and more difficult to accomplish. It will get down to a game of knowing the satel…
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China Starting to Block Y Combinator.com
Blockage of Ycombinator.com for more than 60% of data points in China, measured by greatfire.org. It is all about freedom to post and comment and whether the CCP has any control.
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Comment #20797718
Reason 56,224 why schools need to effectively teach science - chemistry, physics, and weather / climate. Storms are an aspect of heat transfer, and adding heat to a cyclone isn't g…
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Comment #20729595
Be aware, boys and girls, that you don't need your own radio to listen. There are plenty of WebSDR and KiwiSDR servers on the internet that can tune and stream signals to your comp…
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Comment #20727906
You need to look beyond the so called conglomerates. There is plenty of independent media. Something you don't find in non-free countries.