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chitoryu12 posted:The F-35’s problems are not being particularly good at any role relative to its fantastically expensive price tag. It’s not disintegrating in mid-air. There have been cases of engine rotor badness during takeoff roll, at least. Apparently the Pentagon is looking at replacing its part suppliers for the F-35, which indicates some issues beyond mission fit.
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chitoryu12 posted:The F-35’s problems are not being particularly good at any role relative to its fantastically expensive price tag. It’s not disintegrating in mid-air. Uh, Wasn't one of the problems at some point "can't fly in the rain"?
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ekuNNN posted:Uh, Wasn't one of the problems at some point "can't fly in the rain"? that, along with "can't fly if it's hot out like in a desert or something"
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May 9, 2018 18:11
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which one was actively cutting off oxygen to the pilots? F22?
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Both, because they all used the same faulty system: https://news.usni.org/2017/06/28/report-congress-breath-military-aircraft-oxygen-issues
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May 9, 2018 18:17
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I liked the "turn off the computer when crossing the international date line or it'll lock up" bug personally
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FogHelmut posted:which one was actively cutting off oxygen to the pilots? F22? the best bit about this one is that when your oxygen is cut off you start acting like a drunk and think everything is a-okay so unless something starts beeping real loud you're not going to realize how hosed you are without it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcvkjfG4A_M
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Blast of Confetti posted:the best bit about this one is that when your oxygen is cut off you start acting like a drunk and think everything is a-okay so unless something starts beeping real loud you're not going to realize how hosed you are without it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IqWal_EmBg Real world example of it.
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spog posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IqWal_EmBg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUfF2MTnqAw Smarter every day did one too quote:There are parts of this video that I don't remember making.
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spog posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IqWal_EmBg  Bit of oxygen deprivation and everyone becomes a goddamn comedian.
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duz posted:I liked the "turn off the computer when crossing the international date line or it'll lock up" bug personally this is my favorite as well
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Gunshow Poophole posted:Lmao this is so gapejawed starry-eyed naive ahaha Hey man you're free to think whatever dumb poo poo you'd like but fulfilling criteria like https://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/20170006507.pdf really isn't a joke, or something you can cut corners on or fake.
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it's not usually a workplace incident, but i'll be damned if i don't think of this thread every time ozzy man reviews does a destination hosed video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixJVL0fmM3E
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chitoryu12 posted:The F-35’s problems are not being particularly good at any role relative to its fantastically expensive price tag. It’s not disintegrating in mid-air. Yeah but the ships Austal built for the Navy are disintegrating in the water.
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Truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck.
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We visited some friends on Heimaey a few years ago and they're starting to unearth a fresh batch of houses that were under the meters of tephra fall from the eruption- they didn't use much wood in construction so many of them are still intact with pictures still hanging on the walls and original paint on the outside.
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Gunshow Poophole posted:Lmao this is so gapejawed starry-eyed naive ahaha or perhaps you don't ahve a single loving clue what you are talking about (it's this)
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I mean it's not very hard to google the actual data and see that their success rate is right in line with everyone else, and not spout off like a total dumbass. Russian rockets, on the other hand...
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tsa posted:or perhaps you don't ahve a single loving clue what you are talking about (it's this) He doesn't. The DoD IG audits SpaceX at a pretty deep level and DCMA places personnel in its factory. They do the same for ULA. http://spacenews.com/military-launch-quality-issues-flagged-by-dod-watchdog/ Tiny Timbs fucked around with this message at 00:25 on May 10, 2018 |
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Say Nothing posted:Truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck. Mushroom mushroom?
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SniperWoreConverse posted:why couldn't you poke a few tiny holes into the part of the chamber that has gas (assuming it's not literally 100% magma), and run some turbines off the high pressure gas that comes out? You might even be able to burn it afterwards to get even more power! The pressure inside a magma chamber can push liquid rock through kilometer-thick layers of solid rock to get to the surface. And you're introducing a weak point. The gases that are released are dissolved into the magma itself and will come out as soon as the pressure is released. As soon as you hit the chamber with your drill, it's coming up no matter what you have on top of it.
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So you're thinking like a stainless steel valve instead of a plastic one from menards, roger that
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Look, I make these things all the time with Obsidian gates in Dwarf Fortress. It'll be fine
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Relentless posted:Mushroom mushroom? Braaaaaaaaaaaake, Braaaaaaaaaaaaake
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Say Nothing posted:Truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck. "Buffalo buffalo buffalo" is old hat.
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:Yeah, I just noticed that those were zeros, too. I have no idea why I did that. Hey what can I say it was before I had my coffee this morning. To answer your question though, I'm pretty sure it was 8th grade. 1977. Yeah, I'm You may be the only goon older than me (8th grade 1979). I learned to type on a manual typewriter.
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Bad Munki posted:So you're thinking like a stainless steel valve instead of a plastic one from menards, roger that Yeah, sure. Just make sure that you're live-streaming it, you know, you don't want to rely on your local recording not failing, technology can be so glitchy these days. I see posts like the one above me and realise that while I may tend toward the older end of goons (Born during the Ford Administration), I'm far from the oldest, and we're an aging bunch in general. Memento fucked around with this message at 04:56 on May 10, 2018 |
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Bacon Taco posted:You may be the only goon older than me (8th grade 1979). I learned to type on a manual typewriter. I beat you both. Born in 1959, graduated high school in1977. First Presidential vote for Carter in 1980
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Deteriorata posted:I beat you both. Born in 1959, graduated high school in1977. First Presidential vote for Carter in 1980 VideoGameVet was born 1956 according to his Wikipedia page. Tokaii is ~75 but he stepped on a permaban landmine back in '14.
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https://twitter.com/mashable/status/994325404973502464 oh noooo
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Bacon Taco posted:You may be the only goon older than me (8th grade 1979). I learned to type on a manual typewriter. I still type on a manual typewriter. I get my granddaughter to log onto SA, print out the threads she thinks I might like, mail them to me and then I type out my replies and mail them back to her. Sometimes my typewriter runs out of ribbon and I
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I read that as “chocolate milk” and was wondering why they would haul it around and not mix and bottle at the same plant.
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I'll be damned, the Hershey Highway
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Say Nothing posted:Truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck. "Came for this Train for this, gently caress Made for this, pray they miss, duck Duck gray duck gets up and running Rest fall back like a bridge in London Brand new brakes I never touch em" Alternately, truck truck goose?
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Say Nothing posted:Truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck truck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kccONko4xYE I don't remember if this was posted in this thread before so my apologies if 
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tactlessbastard posted:I'll be damned, the Hershey Highway
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Memento posted:The pressure inside a magma chamber can push liquid rock through kilometer-thick layers of solid rock to get to the surface. And you're introducing a weak point. The gases that are released are dissolved into the magma itself and will come out as soon as the pressure is released. As soon as you hit the chamber with your drill, it's coming up no matter what you have on top of it. Dang. I was hoping there'd be enough gas to form a pocket you could tap with like a 1/64" bit, it's probably pretty easy to drill a hole that diameter as deep as you need no problem. There has to be some kinda way to harness the completely insane power of geology, but it's probably something like "find a less dangerous spot and put in a regular geothermal plant." Not related but what if someone built a dome over the crater and applied low pressure to help draw off gas or whatever? It would start bubbling and roiling, right? Would this make it more or less likely to erupt in the future? What would it do to the viscosity of the lava?
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Platystemon posted:Yeah but the ships Austal built for the Navy are disintegrating in the water. Because the Navy didn't tick the box 'Sacrificial Anodes'. https://www.wired.com/2011/06/shipbuilder-blames-navy-as-brand-new-warship-disintegrates/
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Bacon Taco posted:You may be the only goon older than me (8th grade 1979). I learned to type on a manual typewriter. Yeah, same here. Only the cool kids with straight A's were allowed to type on the 3 IBM Selectrics we had.
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Johnny Aztec posted:Look, I make these things all the time with Obsidian gates in Dwarf Fortress. It'll be fine Just be sure to put a diagonal in to depressurize
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