Teams is fine. Our department has been using it for the past year. Zoom, on the other hand, is fucking garbage.

FTFY

This would never happen with an iPhone.

I don’t know if you do any baking, but let’s say that for the sake of this analogy that you enjoy it. So let’s say that you made some cookies, and when one of your friends ate one, he became deathly ill. It turns out that the batch of flour you used was contaminated with rat poison during its production. Meanwhile…

The part you’re referencing does is not made by Boeing, nor are the engines that the part is installed in.

What were you saying about people not connecting dots?

The article is fear-mongering bullshit that capitalizes on Boeing’s recent troubles to blame them for something that 1) isn’t a problem and 2) isn’t their fault.

I’m sorry, but this is article is imbecilic and engages in fear-mongering that’s uncalled for.

Except that this isn’t a fuck-up, it isn’t Boeing’s fault, and aircraft manufacturers routinely put out guidance like this.

Enlighten me.

I actually don’t find this frightening. These engines were designed with the assumption that they’d be in constant use in between scheduled overhauls, which is the norm for a commercial airliner like the 737. The problem was found before any incidents, and they already have a solution. An aircraft that has been…

I think the implication is that since this a common occourence among all the engines, that it’s very likely that both would fail and turn the plane into a brick mid-flight.

You have an incredible talent of spewing the dumbest shit I’ve ever seen over, and over, and over again. You always surprise by being able to yet again top yourself even when we think it just isn’t possible.

What makes you think it’s been a known issue?  It should be relatively safe even if one goes out, there is another engine and if both go out in can glide for about 100 miles

What makes you think a state-run airline manufacturer could never have a problem with corrosion? How is this issue in any way specific to capitalism?

Fearmongering is no activity for a journalist. This is SOP. Boeing knows very well what needs to be checked and maintained during and after storage. Tell ya what...you design, engineer, build and operate a complex jet powered aircraft capable of transporting people/cargo half way round the world with the best safety…

It’s catchy as heck.

First they need to secure use right from the estate of Danny Kaye

I just hope they keep the goofy, strange black humor that makes Fallout so fun. Don’t make it just another generic post-apocalyptic movie. 

Microsoft paid Epic handsomely for the rights. That’s how buying things works.