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xvf22
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Comment #29759486
The payload capacity is more based on volume/dimensions and not strictly weight.
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Comment #29759467
Saw it both in flight and on the ground in Toulouse and it was oddly majestic.
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Comment #29731609
And in Ontario public service, raises are capped to 1% yearly including benefits.
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Comment #29661763
You wonder how many electrocutions are put down as 'cardiac arrest'. I mean yes, but not exactly natural.
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Comment #29604251
Possibly when you were looking for the serial number?
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Comment #29604225
The guy went digging for the serial number after the event.
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Comment #29496987
And how many more years did they give people on the Google SOC?
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Comment #29468416
I'll say this, the Ikea stuff my parents had incorporated a hell of a lot more solid wood than I see today.
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Comment #29343341
I seriously hope you have automation to pull these in! Thanks!
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Comment #29174317
I'm reasonably sure VLF and ELF are very much in use but it seems as though ELF was abandoned by the US Navy. The Navy does continue to use VLF though. https://www.thedrive.com/the…
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Comment #29052412
I can totally relate, I could also tell the link speed by the noises.
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Comment #28745899
The damn downloader in MSFS is the most infuriating thing. In Canada on either of the main ISPs I too out at 40ish Mbps whereas Steam and anything else really does close to the ful…
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Comment #28733549
It's interesting that they wouldn't update it. The TGV duplex does 320km/h and is a workhorse for SNCF.
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Comment #28465300
In their mind they are the law.
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Comment #28415718
We use the Wi-Spy DBx dongle for spectrum monitoring / analysis.
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Comment #28398118
More thinking ubeam now sonicEnergy. https://liesandstartuppr.blogspot.com/2017/06/arguing-point....
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Comment #28397492
Plenty of startups works on impractical stuff. Not to pass judgement but the fact that startups are trying doesn't necessarily confirm validity. See wireless power.
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Comment #28344236
So yes, some are good. I had an issue where Rogers decided my modem didn't meet their channel bonding spec and capped me at 75ish Mbps silently even though I was paying for 150 eve…
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Comment #28343756
I have Bell fibe but keep Teksavvy around as an automatic failover. Not just for practical reasons but I would like to give them money for advocacy but can't really stomach the obj…
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Comment #28282586
I mean, they built the world's largest high speed rail network pretty damn quickly.
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Comment #28253949
First comment mentions more pictures. " More pictures here: https://imgur.com/gallery/zqLVEh5 "
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Comment #28098171
And if that's the case how long until other things get added to the scan list given the precedent has been set.
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Comment #27972204
We also pay a lovely winter range penalty.
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Comment #27815440
Following his Charmhigh PnP saga was a bit painful so I'm glad that his Neoden has so far not let him down too much. The issues he's had with JLCPCB are interesting cautionary tale…
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Comment #27760003
Telus and Bell partner on wireless so we have even less choice.