You insisted on trying you the ejuice I sold you on your custom 14.6v mech mod in the store. You can either be banned for filling the entire store with the thickest cloud or the ensuing lithium fire when the contacts predictably welded shut.

Really disappointing even if expected. Arduino μC boards had the lowest barrier to entry out of any I’ve seen to the point where I’ve used them often for hobby projects over better performing dev boards. I even used them professionally a few times in a pinch when I didn’t have the time/budget to bring up the project on a first party dev board.

I share your hope but unfortunately I knew a former teacher who would fit right in there with the things she says.

The US wanting to coup Venezuela this badly is high-key proof that Maduro was in fact democratically elected.

I could’ve gotten a shiny thing? Damn I did it for free. I would not make a very savvy crow.

Idk but I now suspect that you have 4 ears.

I long for Nuremberg trials round 2.

Thank youuuuu I was getting 403’d when I was trying to read it

Not exactly the same but very similar. AA191 was caused by improper maintenance that weakened the rear pylon mount. We don’t yet know why the rear mount failed but this time but the prelim report claims the spherical bearing lug had metal fatigue cracks as well as signs of overstress, but doesn’t mention any dents like we’re present on AA191: (Sorry for the yt screenshot it was the only place I could find this picture yesterday)

Also AA191 crashed due to assymetrical lift due to the slats retracting as hydraulic pressure was lost on the affected wing, this time iirc the slats remained extended and the plane just didn’t have enough thrust. It’s possible that debris from the engine separation were injested by the #2 engine causing it to lose thrust as well while the plane was extremely heavy.

For some of the really flight critical stuff that I picked their brains on, the on-cpu cache was disabled because using it would make deterministally analyzing the executive time too difficult. There also wasn’t a pre-emptive multitasking scheduler but instead every task would run during a scheduled time slot in a big superloop.

All of this caution actually made the software a lot more primitive than the software that Margaret Hamilton led the development of for the Apollo program, but these days cpu cycles and memory are a lot cheaper than the engineering time to implement all these things in a safe way, or so they said.

Moving to NYC for free hrt in my drinking water.

brogrammers rejected it. Nerds like Margaret Hamilton stood on principle

This caption is misleading btw. She never worked directly for NASA, she worked at MIT who were contracted by NASA for the software.

I also know people who have worked in nuclear energy and aviation software and they are really serious about not taking shortcuts. And regularly complain about higher ups saying things and occasionally pressuring them against industry standards in the name of speeding things up.

I’m not surprised. She’s better than any other member or former member of the skeptic movement that I’m aware of but I don’t expect much from them.

A youtuber I sometimes watch uploaded a video called “So I’m in the Epstein Files” which is the most unhinged clickbait I’ve seen so far. She wrote a scathing critique of Lawrence Krauss for defending Epstein and he was complaining about it to Epstein in emails. Well played, I did end up watching the video.

Fixed it

I think the arrow around the handle of the ai wedge handle is drawn backwards. It looks like it’s un-tipping the infrastructure.

Stay strong sister.

Can you find it on knabben or another torrent search engine?