An eyebrow was raised

and he gave massive tax breaks to the rich which are still with us
He slipped two things in with very little reaction from the media. He did it early on, in the first 100 days. Part of a long speech of his. He took out inheritance tax and he took out the alternative minimum tax. Barely got a reaction, but there it was. Craven.

I don't need a 5 minute limit. It doesn't hold me there that long anymore. All my decent contacts on fb have gone silent (like me, I never post anything anymore). Every second post is an ad. I have always loathed the site and have no trust in the organisation behind it. What I need now is to wean myself off ever visiting again.

This, dear moderators, is an example of what we call an insighful post.

I read the report (thanks for link).

TL;DR It's falling apart. Total rebuild is the only way to keep using the field for storage.

I'm a developer. Running a Linux setup for (actual) work is virtually mandatory. OK that just makes me part of the 2%.

That Linux is technically superior is not something I can say, I have no idea, I haven't used an MS OS since XP. It was superior then. I hear MS got better when WSL was introduced.

> He kept gliding in the wrong direction a full 30 seconds after the bird strike.

I have never heard this criticism before. The cockpit had to gain situational awareness, they had to analyse the problem and come up with a plan of action. Which they did in an exemplary fashion. Return to the airport was never a realistic option, you even write "probably made it". "Probably not" is the more accepted conclusion.

Being a hero was never part of the decision making. You're just being a jerk about that.

16MW? 20,000 homes? You sure? 1.25KW/home?

specifically, 54Hz is 3 octaves below 432Hz.

Coal comes in different purities. Take a look at anthracite, very high C content and it burns very hot, low smoke vs other coal. Brown coal, Lignite, nah that you cannot burn on a fireplace without a BA.

it's 3mm / year currently, is it not? So yeah. It's rising, but a seawall built 1m higher than the highest astronomic tide is going to keep working for a while yet - in our puny human terms.

But. You might want to factor in increased storm strength and frequency in many seaboard places. Big storm + onshore wind + spring tide = those millimetres start to count.

Tragic. Simply tragic. BeauHD hang your head in shame. This is insulting. Or perhaps it's a spoof, but you don't display the intelligence for that mode.

You base your knowlege on a fucking episode of star trek? Imbecile. Naive imbecile.

If you ever saw the ST:TNG episode of First Contact, it would be perfectly reasonable for an advanced civilization to observe without being observed.

Take a moment to read what you wrote again. I weep for you.

Improved tyre construction methods will have played a part. The entire carcass doesn't disintegrate so easily. But punctures were a lot more common in the past too, and on the whole it didn't mean you lost control. The bigger danger was the disintegrating carcass doing damage.

AWD (all wheel drive, right?) wouldn't be a big factor unless the blow out occurred under cornering. Other systems would assist too, like ESP (stability) and EBA (emergency braking), which aren't exclusive to AWD.

But when management[-3] says 'forever', the meaning of forever doesn't change with the arrival of management[-2, -1 and 0]. If I hear a vendor say 'forever' I expect them to mean it.

I don't get your indexing.
management[-3] ... third to last in list
management[-2] ... second to last in list
but
management[0] ... first in list