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TestMangler replied

2 July 2019, 11:59
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NotAllThere replied

2 July 2019, 11:57
Originally posted by GJABS View Post

It could be worse. NASA uses Microsoft software..

Or Nina Cherry using XP.
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DoctorStrangelove replied

2 July 2019, 11:49
So that's what Robert Shawadiwadi is doing these days.

Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; 2 July 2019, 11:52.
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Zigenare replied

2 July 2019, 11:37
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

Suspicions arose when the cockpit voice warning system went off "...push forward the doings, the aircraft is plenty stalling."

The stick shaker was a stick nodder, Shirley?
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Old Greg replied

1 July 2019, 22:53
Originally posted by TestMangler View Post

It will be fixed in the next release after some updations.

Darren Test is writing the in-flight downtime procedures.
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TestMangler replied

1 July 2019, 19:17
It will be fixed in the next release after some updations.
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WTFH replied

1 July 2019, 18:49
Has anyone quoted Red Adair to Boeing yet?
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Old Greg replied

1 July 2019, 18:49
Originally posted by GJABS View Post

It could be worse. NASA uses Microsoft software..
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vwdan replied

1 July 2019, 18:29
I'm partial to a bit of Windows for Submarines myself
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GJABS replied

1 July 2019, 18:12
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

Boeing’s 737 Max Software Outsourced to $9-an-Hour Engineers

It could be worse. NASA uses Microsoft software..
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greenlake replied

1 July 2019, 18:04
Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post

Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

One more round of cost cutting and our lives are in PC's hands.

I think there's an intermediate round where PC is being PMed by suity.

Well, PC did pass the interview with Suity....
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DoctorStrangelove replied

1 July 2019, 17:30
Don't knock it, they're doing the needful.
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Old Greg replied

1 July 2019, 17:26
Originally posted by ladymuck View Post

I scrolled down...

I see Indian outsourcing (no surprise)

I scrolled down...

I see HCL

Oh for all that is even the tiniest bit holy even to an atheist. HCL. Seriously? FFS.

At least they're cheap.
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ladymuck replied

1 July 2019, 17:22
I scrolled down...

I see Indian outsourcing (no surprise)

I scrolled down...

I see HCL

Oh for all that is even the tiniest bit holy even to an atheist. HCL. Seriously? FFS.
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jamesbrown replied

1 July 2019, 17:17
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

Intermediate? That's the fail safe to ground the fleet.

When they said grounded, they meant on the ground, not in the ground.
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