Not in my memory has that changed, but many of these brands offer off the shelf stuff as well, its just that if you are spending that much money most customers would rather pick a fabric than have it picked for them. If…
Ah. I thought you were saying that Canada's pivots outside the US were anti trump bluster. No idea about the EU side rhetoric, but it may not be bluster considering that Canada has huge potash and oil/gas reserves that…
Bluster has a connotation of empty threats and loudness for the sake fo loudness. Canada has been making real moves, and doing it quietly. In the past year non-US exports have grown by a record 11%. New trade and…
I would argue that Ikea sells a spectrum of quality. Much of their cheap stuff is priced according to quality. Much of their expensive stuff is too. I have some of their more expensive solid wood furniture and it is…
Where do you live and what is "not cheap" to you? In the US there is Flexsteel, Stickley, Herman Miller, Hooker, Bradington Young and many more. Even La-z-boy makes decent quality. Expect a lower end sofa from these…
Canada does not want to join the E.U. as a full member and that is not what is being offered. Canada very much is not “blustering” when it comes to Trump. A big majority of Canadians see sovereignty and less reliance on…
Do you have any sources that aren’t right wing publications from a country whose right wing is actively working against Canada and the E.U.?
What they're describing is that TVs had consumable items in the circuitry. It isn't possible to have had a TV without tubes. Tubes were basically really fancy lightbulbs and had a finite life. No amount of quality could…
Something to be said for places like Costco that has an absurdly generous return policy (are they the only major retailer left that does this? REI used to, but they got rid of it). I believe Costco requires their…
I think a better term might be a “steered economy”. You see fierce competition in some very specific and preordained market areas. Lithium batteries, solar panels, electric cars, industrial and autonomous robots, AI.…
The dedicated user account is optional. It uses root once to chown its prefix directory /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew
I’m not nearly that generous with my opinion. An alternate read is that the entrenched leaders want to slow down development of competitors. If Dario or Sam A wants to slow down frontier model development because they…
Honestly, I feel like browsers should handle this. Sites are always going to do malicious shit. The browser should know that when I hit the back button I want to go to the place I clicked that brought me here. SPAs have…
It really is that simple. I google local phone numbers while traveling all the time. Sometimes I have a problem where I’m not sure who can even help solve a problem, and google can help there too. I just googled “what…
More tech people need to go places. I was living in the eastern Caribbean ten years ago (a place that is not particularly poor), and the number of web services that could not handle a slow or unreliable connection was…
At that tier you buy minimum coverage liability. That coverage is pretty cheap, but even so, many choose to risk it.
Are you a lawyer? Fairly certain that the entire point of strict liability is that mens rea is not required for certain crimes. As in, if I meant to travel at 70 and was instead doing 100 it doesn’t matter that I…
Not a lawyer, but the other responder definitely isn’t either. Whether intent is required is down to how the law is written. For many offenses “strict liability” applies, where intent is not required, they only have to…
Yep, that 49 year old disaster led to major changes, which is why I’m dubious that corporate pressure was involved here. Note: Both planes were American. One of the carriers was not. NTSB gets involved whenever it is a…
Is there any evidence of your theory? Has timeliness based performance reviews ever been reported at any US carrier in the past half century?
Notably, none of those allegations from the fired former pilot actively suing the company touch in flight procedures. If any of those are true, it will be very bad for the carrier, but they are not related to any of the…
0 results for the search term “commercial pressure” within full narratives or synopsis on Ntsb.gov. https://www.ntsb.gov/Pages/ResultsV2.aspx?queryId=dc2a25cf-b... Can you point me to one of the specific incidents?
Get-there-itis is - quite famously - a pilot's internal desire. Sure there have been plenty of incidents. Can you point to one in the US, with pilots flying big planes, that hasn't led to regulatory change? Its worth…
Fair enough. I assume that since the NTSB database makes every single incident investigation public you can point to at least one instance where an ATP was pressured into avoiding a go around?
The only thing silly is comparing the construction industry to the airline industry. Airlines are much more tightly bound by the FAA than any construction company is to any regulatory agency. Airlines have to get…
Not in my memory has that changed, but many of these brands offer off the shelf stuff as well, its just that if you are spending that much money most customers would rather pick a fabric than have it picked for them. If…
Ah. I thought you were saying that Canada's pivots outside the US were anti trump bluster. No idea about the EU side rhetoric, but it may not be bluster considering that Canada has huge potash and oil/gas reserves that…
Bluster has a connotation of empty threats and loudness for the sake fo loudness. Canada has been making real moves, and doing it quietly. In the past year non-US exports have grown by a record 11%. New trade and…
I would argue that Ikea sells a spectrum of quality. Much of their cheap stuff is priced according to quality. Much of their expensive stuff is too. I have some of their more expensive solid wood furniture and it is…
Where do you live and what is "not cheap" to you? In the US there is Flexsteel, Stickley, Herman Miller, Hooker, Bradington Young and many more. Even La-z-boy makes decent quality. Expect a lower end sofa from these…
Canada does not want to join the E.U. as a full member and that is not what is being offered. Canada very much is not “blustering” when it comes to Trump. A big majority of Canadians see sovereignty and less reliance on…
Do you have any sources that aren’t right wing publications from a country whose right wing is actively working against Canada and the E.U.?
What they're describing is that TVs had consumable items in the circuitry. It isn't possible to have had a TV without tubes. Tubes were basically really fancy lightbulbs and had a finite life. No amount of quality could…
Something to be said for places like Costco that has an absurdly generous return policy (are they the only major retailer left that does this? REI used to, but they got rid of it). I believe Costco requires their…
I think a better term might be a “steered economy”. You see fierce competition in some very specific and preordained market areas. Lithium batteries, solar panels, electric cars, industrial and autonomous robots, AI.…
The dedicated user account is optional. It uses root once to chown its prefix directory /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew
I’m not nearly that generous with my opinion. An alternate read is that the entrenched leaders want to slow down development of competitors. If Dario or Sam A wants to slow down frontier model development because they…
Honestly, I feel like browsers should handle this. Sites are always going to do malicious shit. The browser should know that when I hit the back button I want to go to the place I clicked that brought me here. SPAs have…
It really is that simple. I google local phone numbers while traveling all the time. Sometimes I have a problem where I’m not sure who can even help solve a problem, and google can help there too. I just googled “what…
More tech people need to go places. I was living in the eastern Caribbean ten years ago (a place that is not particularly poor), and the number of web services that could not handle a slow or unreliable connection was…
At that tier you buy minimum coverage liability. That coverage is pretty cheap, but even so, many choose to risk it.
Are you a lawyer? Fairly certain that the entire point of strict liability is that mens rea is not required for certain crimes. As in, if I meant to travel at 70 and was instead doing 100 it doesn’t matter that I…
Not a lawyer, but the other responder definitely isn’t either. Whether intent is required is down to how the law is written. For many offenses “strict liability” applies, where intent is not required, they only have to…
Yep, that 49 year old disaster led to major changes, which is why I’m dubious that corporate pressure was involved here. Note: Both planes were American. One of the carriers was not. NTSB gets involved whenever it is a…
Is there any evidence of your theory? Has timeliness based performance reviews ever been reported at any US carrier in the past half century?
Notably, none of those allegations from the fired former pilot actively suing the company touch in flight procedures. If any of those are true, it will be very bad for the carrier, but they are not related to any of the…
0 results for the search term “commercial pressure” within full narratives or synopsis on Ntsb.gov. https://www.ntsb.gov/Pages/ResultsV2.aspx?queryId=dc2a25cf-b... Can you point me to one of the specific incidents?
Get-there-itis is - quite famously - a pilot's internal desire. Sure there have been plenty of incidents. Can you point to one in the US, with pilots flying big planes, that hasn't led to regulatory change? Its worth…
Fair enough. I assume that since the NTSB database makes every single incident investigation public you can point to at least one instance where an ATP was pressured into avoiding a go around?
The only thing silly is comparing the construction industry to the airline industry. Airlines are much more tightly bound by the FAA than any construction company is to any regulatory agency. Airlines have to get…