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CorNokZ said:
Next: Gender neutral bathrooms; one for women and one for men, but totally gender neutral
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They've done that in California, surprisingly enough. They've just taken the Disabled badge down from the Disabled toilet and put a gender neutral sign up instead.

Bit harsh on disabled people but I'm guessing they are further down on the intersectionality scale than Apache Attack Helicopters.
 
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Bodhi said:
They've done that in California, surprisingly enough. They've just taken the Disabled badge down from the Disabled toilet and put a gender neutral sign up instead.

Bit harsh on disabled people but I'm guessing they are further down on the intersectionality scale than Apache Attack Helicopters.
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I think this is more of a move to stop people thinking disabilities are just physical.

There's been issues in the UK where people on the autism spectrum being denied disabled toilet access when arguably they need it more than physically disabled people.
 
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Everytime someone starts to explain how we're going to survive in a no deal Brexit there's always that moron that believes that;

Britain saved Europe from Nazi Germany (and usually get angry at young people for not fighting a war, like they didn't.)

Believe that we're the best country in the world.
 
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Wij said:
All managed from within the EU somehow.
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EU membership certainly helped with climbing the list, yes. History shows Britain was an semi successful empire, which effectively ruled the world at some point, much in the same vein as US is today seen as the world leader. It's not like you come from shrieking mongols.

As time passes, the world evolves - technology, ways of working, etc; and with it, politics - I think what we're seeing, beyond the nitty-gritty Farage/Johnson blab, is a lack of foresight and ability to adjust, both mentally and politically to the new way of doing things (EU).

It's the classic learning cycle - you can't know it hurts unless you bump your head. You'll be fine eventually.
 
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Gwadien said:
How hard would it be to install one of these.

Car 3.5MM AUX Input Adapter Cable for Peugeot 206 207 307 308 2007-2015 | eBay

Alternatively does anyone else have any suggestions on how I can listen to music from my phone in my car.

I have an old Peugeot 206 with a pretty car basic (no aux port wtf) stereo. I was looking at Bluetooth adaptors, but I'm not sure what the quality would be like.
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Gwadien said:
How hard would it be to install one of these.

Car 3.5MM AUX Input Adapter Cable for Peugeot 206 207 307 308 2007-2015 | eBay

Alternatively does anyone else have any suggestions on how I can listen to music from my phone in my car.

I have an old Peugeot 206 with a pretty car basic (no aux port wtf) stereo. I was looking at Bluetooth adaptors, but I'm not sure what the quality would be like.
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For my old truck I bought a bluetooth stereo from Halfords, 80 quid or something. Think it was Sony but at that price point don't think it matters much. Worked just fine with music from phone, phone satnav through speakers and handsfree phone calls. Took about 30 minutes to install and worked just fine. Take out old stereo, unplug, plug in new stereo and slot back in jobs a goodun. Sometimes depending on your car there might be different cables but adaptors easily available cheap online or for a price at Halfords.
 
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The bluetooth adaptors work fine with the audio, the problem is reliable connection when in and out of the car.
Bluetooth is a shitshow of stacks and the more you pay the more reliable it is.
You can get a 40w bluetooth head unit for 15 quid on ebay.
The one in my van was 9.99.
It works fine, but does randomly forget my phone.
 
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Don't much care. It's a vote, that needs another vote. If that's what happens through democracy, no biggie. Can always be reversed if people hate the labels.

Now genocide? You want to kill me and people like me because I work at a bank and am therefore a corporate lacky and the "enemy within". That's a story.

Care to comment? I mean - we don't even have to go to the grauniad to get it third-hand - it's words out of your very mouth and you're right here!
 
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Gwadien said:
How hard would it be to install one of these.

Car 3.5MM AUX Input Adapter Cable for Peugeot 206 207 307 308 2007-2015 | eBay

Alternatively does anyone else have any suggestions on how I can listen to music from my phone in my car.

I have an old Peugeot 206 with a pretty car basic (no aux port wtf) stereo. I was looking at Bluetooth adaptors, but I'm not sure what the quality would be like.
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If you've got the radio quoted in the article (the RD9) then I'm guessing it's a fairly easy fit, judging by the connector and the inclusion of the radio removal tools. I would guess you just have to use the tools to slide the radio out, then the lead plugs in the back somewhere. After that, it's just a case of finding somewhere to poke the other end of the lead through to plug into the phone. Without seeing the car, and fitted radio, I can't really say though. I've not got much experience of how the standard radios are set up in peugeots.
 
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Scouse said:
Don't much care. It's a vote, that needs another vote. If that's what happens through democracy, no biggie. Can always be reversed if people hate the labels.

Now genocide? You want to kill me and people like me because I work at a bank and am therefore a corporate lacky and the "enemy within". That's a story.

Care to comment? I mean - we don't even have to go to the grauniad to get it third-hand - it's words out of your very mouth and you're right here!
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At what point did the term 'enemy within ' become only something used by gun toting looneys.
It has been used for centuries to describe people/groups/political movements that put their own agenda before the people.

You hate the super rich so much, well at were do you draw the line, because in a global world you are part of the super rich working for a bank .

My enemy within is big money that uses it to influence politics and socially engineer to keep them selves in gold jets and fuck society, let it fall apart , destroy the will if the people.

Dont rebel..disaster awaits.
 
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Job said:
At what point did the term 'enemy within ' become only something used by gun toting looneys.
It has been used for centuries to describe people/groups/political movements that put their own agenda before the people.

You hate the super rich so much, well at were do you draw the line, because in a global world you are part of the super rich working for a bank .

My enemy within is big money that uses it to influence politics and socially engineer to keep them selves in gold jets and fuck society, let it fall apart , destroy the will if the people.

Dont rebel..disaster awaits.
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It’s weird that the modern day right-wing narrative is that the left is financed by the billionaires but the only example is George Soros and somehow Charles Koch, Rupert Murdoch, Robert Mercer, little old Vlad and all the others don’t count. They must be maverick billionaires on the side of the working class.

I mean it’s weird they can say it with a straight face.
 
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Gwadien said:
Are they decent though? Like having an inbuilt one?

Because if not I want to explore the aux lead route more.
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A guy at work has one and it works very well he says. It broadcast to an empty station on your current radio so no need to direct connect to an aux port but also has that option.

Obviously you need to give it a power source or recharge it or something.
You also need to put an "aerial" on the inside of your windscreen.

The one I linked to I think has DAB and can connect to your phone so you can listen to normal radio or stream from your phone.
 
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Wij said:
It’s weird that the modern day right-wing narrative is that the left is financed by the billionaires but the only example is George Soros and somehow Charles Koch, Rupert Murdoch, Robert Mercer, little old Vlad and all the others don’t count. They must be maverick billionaires on the side of the working class.

I mean it’s weird they can say it with a straight face.
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Soros obviously isnt on the side of the working class, nor are any of them.
Bilionaires dont want culture, solidarity, history , they want good little robots and mass immigration is great for reducing wages while silencing debate with the racist card.
 
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Investigation into the Ethiopian 737 crash is just horrific.
The two pilots fought with software for 6 minutes, where was the fucking help from the ground, wheres the turn everything off, just let me fly it button.

"Instead of climbing, the plane descended slightly. Audible warnings - 'Don't Sink' - sounded in the cockpit.

The pilots fought to turn the nose of the plane up, and briefly they were able to resume climbing.

But the automatic anti-stall system pushed the nose down again, triggering more squawks of 'Don't Sink' from the plane's ground-proximity warning system.

Following a procedure that Boeing reiterated after the Lion Air crash, the Ethiopian pilots flipped two switches and disconnected the anti-stall system, then tried to regain control.

They asked to return to the Addis Ababa airport, but were continuing to struggle getting the plane to gain altitude.


They broke with Boeing procedure and returned power to controls including the anti-stall system, perhaps hoping to use power to adjust a tail surface that controls the pitch up or down of a plane, or maybe out of sheer desperation.

One final time, the automated system kicked in, pushing the plane into a nose dive, according to the report.

A half-minute later, the cockpit voice recording ended, the plane crashed, and all 157 people on board were killed. The plane's impact left a crater ten meters deep.


Absolute boloks software, the coders and designers should be tried for manslaughter.
 
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What's the difference if you crash tail first from stalling and nose first from trying to pick up speed so you don't stall?

The software didn't cause the crash - you're angry because it shows the software taking control away from people. But it was gonna crash anyway.
 
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Wij said:
All managed from within the EU somehow.
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Even more Ironic so many still want out any way :p

Anyway this is a US based thread, and without doubt no matter the report or not people would complain.
 
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Scouse said:
The software didn't cause the crash - you're angry because it shows the software taking control away from people. But it was gonna crash anyway.
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I think it was the software. It was constantly reporting that the noise was too high due to a problem with the artificial horizon, which caused the plane to constantly push the noise lower and lower. Apparently the pilots couldn't over ride this out fight it.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bgr.com/2019/04/04/boeing-737-crash-cause-reason-flight-software/amp/
 
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Embattle said:
Even more Ironic so many still want out any way :p

Anyway this is a US based thread, and without doubt no matter the report or not people would complain.
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Actually foolish me this is the random thread, good god they getting mixed up.
 
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Scouse said:
What's the difference if you crash tail first from stalling and nose first from trying to pick up speed so you don't stall?

The software didn't cause the crash - you're angry because it shows the software taking control away from people. But it was gonna crash anyway.
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All the fingers are pointing at the software. The physical design of the aircraft is flawed (engines too big and in the wrong place on the airframe) but the software fix for that is the issue because the pilots can’t escape it.
 
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