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pubman
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Comment #29970994
I just went through an absolute debacle with my phone number being in limbo and no customer reps being able to access the account. Submit a complaint to the better business bureau …
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Comment #24852049
For anyone using a firewire capture device you can use an abandoned but free piece of software called Scenalyzer to automate the capture process and scene splitting. I used this wi…
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Comment #11490793
No worries. I agree completely that the US can learn plenty from other countries regardless of size on tons of topics. I was just trying to point out the typical over simplificatio…
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Comment #11490399
Your words not mine. I said nothing about learning and only about making comparisons.
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Comment #11490238
It works well for them. Keep in mind the US has thousands of more airports and significantly more air traffic. Just like in the tech world something might work for 100 users of an …
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Comment #8020958
ditto
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Comment #7868275
According to the FAA they have a way to determine what is fake and not. Not sure how they do it but it could involve comparing the signal to an actual radar return.
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Comment #7504827
I find it interesting that match.com which owns okcupid works fine in firefox. So it seems they are making a statement with the smaller site that wont cost them nearly as much in t…
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Comment #7423753
There are essentially two simulators that the majority of pilots use. Microsoft FSX and Xplane. They both have pretty much all of the airports in the world installed by default. Th…
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Comment #7271200
Well done
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Comment #7271174
This would have been key information in your original statement for sure.
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Comment #7271152
^ What he said
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Comment #7271089
This is one of the oldest debates in the pilot world. Single vs Multi and there is no one answer. Ignoring the cost of extra fuel and maintenance for an extra engine. The usual arg…