Their definition of "small fire" is slightly different from mine. I think that fire would have engulfed our house.
Very happy though that things are moving along!
The confidence of landing so near to the next one on the (literal) production line!
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"The simple solution, instead of lying down and letting bureaucracy walk all over ignorance"
would have been to not vote for Brexshit, like some moronic numpties.
Well done, all morons who voted for this shit. Now we have to pay customs duties on everything from everywhere.
"Boeing was an early Agile adopter in 2008 surpassing its rival, Airbus, in 2012 by deploying a newly renovated 737 Max 8 faster to market. "
https://www.infosysconsultinginsights.com/2019/06/12/the-risks-of-moving-to-mature-agile-too-fast-a-cautionary-tale/
Well, that went well.
My 66MHz 486 never made me wait a second after clicking the mouse.
I ran Linux on it.
My point is that the hardware is plenty powerful even with the simplest PC, today. It's the software that brings frustration. A single web page can go from using 100MB to 1GB in a few days. Leaks? What's that? My 486 was awesomely specified with 32MB RAM, and a stunning 500MB hard drive (0.5GB).
So you think it's ok to blackmail the customer with a chance that all will die, for a feature that cost the manufacturer nothing to switch on? Is that getting maximum security out of the aircraft?
I think it's utter madness, personally.
"So you want to know if your sensors are acting up? Well, pay $40k then..."
Why not make fuel readings cost options too? "You need higher precision on the last 10% of fuel? OK, pay $100k." "It's just a software toggle, but we like fleecing our customers."