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xdqz t1_izilyy8 wrote
Really a true engineering marvel. Somehow I always get the feeling that things made in the past were just much better designed.
BalmungOfAzureSky t1_izilwvx wrote
Reply to comment by blastradii in Last Boeing 747 rolls off line after half a century of production by diacewrb
I’ve been on the newer ones now over 10 times in intercontinental flights as well. They’re pretty nice, but I feel like they’re more cramped. The double decker was always cool, and they had more space in seats in all classes it felt like. And I know this doesn’t matter much but it was always nice knowing there were 4 engines when being hours over the ocean lol
zombierepubican t1_iziliaj wrote
Reply to EU sets December 28th, 2024, deadline for all new phones to use USB-C for wired charging by speckz
I thought they had already set the date for end of 2023. That’s frustrating fornme
22Sharpe t1_iziihwg wrote
Reply to comment by LongStrangeTrips in EU sets December 28th, 2024, deadline for all new phones to use USB-C for wired charging by speckz
Maybe it’s just me, I can’t say I’ve ever had an instance where I wanted to walk around with my phone tethered to a battery pack.
It’s a reasonable concern though. I’m not even saying wireless would be a better option just that Apple doesn’t tend to like governments telling them what they can and can’t use so it seems like them to just ditch the wire all together. Personally as someone with a bunch of Lightning accessories and no USB-C ones I’m not really happy with either outcome.
newaccount721 t1_izii5ii wrote
Reply to comment by cramduck in Last Boeing 747 rolls off line after half a century of production by diacewrb
You and all of us boxie
LongStrangeTrips t1_izii1ic wrote
Reply to comment by 22Sharpe in EU sets December 28th, 2024, deadline for all new phones to use USB-C for wired charging by speckz
What if you’re charging your phone on the go though? Wireless charging isn’t bad if you charge your phone while you sleep, but what if you’re walking around and using a battery pack, what if you’re charging but still picking your phone up and putting it down? I personally have made all my peripherals wireless, but I still prefer to charge my phone via cable just because it’s easier to move the phone than with a puck stuck to the back of it.
wdfour-t t1_izihnyt wrote
Reply to EU sets December 28th, 2024, deadline for all new phones to use USB-C for wired charging by speckz
Get ready for “courage”
TheRealBobbyJones t1_izih4p2 wrote
Reply to comment by frosty884 in EU sets December 28th, 2024, deadline for all new phones to use USB-C for wired charging by speckz
I still have no idea what right to repair people even want.
internetlad t1_izifgwa wrote
Reply to comment by CallMeDrLuv in Last Boeing 747 rolls off line after half a century of production by diacewrb
What do you mean you lost the baby?
Go find it.
abnrib t1_izifbwt wrote
Reply to comment by ivsciguy in Last Boeing 747 rolls off line after half a century of production by diacewrb
The B-52, C-130, and CH-47 are all currently projected to have over a century in service by the time they retire the platforms.
Mattcheco t1_izicoih wrote
Reply to comment by Meow121325 in EU sets December 28th, 2024, deadline for all new phones to use USB-C for wired charging by speckz
Usb C can charge 240 watts now, my powerful gaming laptop is 280 from the brick, and it’s fine. Iv even used a 50 watt brick on lower power mode while light gaming and it still charged. PD from Usb C is not an issue at all.
blastradii t1_izicnqp wrote
Reply to comment by SoyMurcielago in Last Boeing 747 rolls off line after half a century of production by diacewrb
I’ve flown 747 a few times. It’s alright. The seating class matters way more. I’d prefer lay down seats in business class on any aircraft that has them.
blastradii t1_izicgjh wrote
Reply to comment by BalmungOfAzureSky in Last Boeing 747 rolls off line after half a century of production by diacewrb
Do you miss them because the newer planes are not as good?
MindSwipe t1_iziboqk wrote
Reply to comment by The_Synthax in EU sets December 28th, 2024, deadline for all new phones to use USB-C for wired charging by speckz
I'd be surprised if Apple keeps standard Qi charging once/ if they move to a portless iPhone, they'll probably be all like "Because many companies use Qi, the standard needs to move slow to ensure compatibility, which is why we courageously decided to no longer support Qi and introduce our new MagSafe 2.0, a much better standard than Qi"
ColdTights t1_iziap0q wrote
Reply to comment by MagicPeacockSpider in EU sets December 28th, 2024, deadline for all new phones to use USB-C for wired charging by speckz
Asus rog flow x13 supports only original charger with full power. So Asus already don't care about standards.
Richy13 t1_izi9xo5 wrote
Reply to comment by Substantial_Boiler in EU sets December 28th, 2024, deadline for all new phones to use USB-C for wired charging by speckz
They have not confirmed usb-c, they have confirmed that they will comply with future iPhones needing usb c for wired charging, which if they completely kill wired charging would satisfy the law also
g-nice4liief t1_izi4pr2 wrote
Reply to comment by -Aone in Pixel Fold renders arrive with detailed size and spec rumors for Google’s foldable phone, by SUPRVLLAN
With ADB app control you can delete any app you want from any android phone.
One UI + ADB App Control gives you a phone with more powerful hardware, and software with less bugs/crashes. I will never get over the fact the pixels will never replace the nexus line. The Samsung Galaxy Nexus was the pinnacle of Nexus phones (imho).
I won't buy another Google phone again sadly. By the time any manufacturer will release their foldable phone In the western market, Samsung already has a 5th or 6th generation foldable while other manufacturers will have to play catch up.
Henrarzz t1_izi3tq0 wrote
Reply to comment by platinums99 in EU sets December 28th, 2024, deadline for all new phones to use USB-C for wired charging by speckz
The very same law also standardizes fast charging
dragontail t1_izi3lt6 wrote
Reply to comment by XXXtrogdorXX in Last Boeing 747 rolls off line after half a century of production by diacewrb
Snazz?
Specific_Main3824 t1_izi2koz wrote
It's not the same plane as the first one anyway. They only look similar and share the same name. They will bring back a new version soon enough.
Shawnj2 t1_izi1yyz wrote
Reply to comment by Mamalamadingdong in Last Boeing 747 rolls off line after half a century of production by diacewrb
Yep the passenger version of the 747 has been out of production for years except for one-offs like the new versions of AF1.
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Reply to comment by RadialSpline in Last Boeing 747 rolls off line after half a century of production by diacewrb
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DLF1984 t1_izi0uhc wrote
I got to fly on two 747's on my trip to America in 2018 and was so sad to see those Qantas 747's were both retired not long after.
I was absolutely ecstatic when I booked a flight to europe next year and the flight from Singapore to Frankfurt is on a Lufthansa 747. It's going to be awesome.
thecanadiansniper1-2 t1_izilzce wrote
Reply to comment by TooSmalley in EU sets December 28th, 2024, deadline for all new phones to use USB-C for wired charging by speckz
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO. Apple got rid of the port only in terms of profit and loss, by going BT only they killed an open standard that the rest of the industry was using happily and started to shove over priced wireless earbuds down everbodies throat. By creating the problem and selling bt earbuds apple profited from removing the 3.5mm jack Crapple has increased E-Waste with single use and not easily swappable batteries in airpods etc. There is no reason to kill the 3.5 mm jack but the rest of the industry got gready when apple saw how they fleeced their customers (not apple products users are customers not users as how apple locks down features after repair, you don't own you phone when apple says cool you dont get Super retina xdr after getting you phone screen fixed)