SSH definitely used to be a post-install job, but my knowledge is about ten years out of date apparently.
Here my dulcet tones as I prattle on about the Britannic in this stream from last Winter. I do love me some ships.
I do miss Southampton buses and their escapades.
https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/19745721.bus-driver-reverses-land-outside-homes-weston-southampton/
This need for big fan and high bypass dictated the positioning on the 737MAX, which in turn caused all the problems as it had different aerodynamics versus the previous model. So to save time and money they came up with a software fix, and 346 people died because the implementation was utter shit.
This is the Embraer E-2 of Brazil, with the P&W GTF, look how low they hang (and they raised the wing line already!
As it inevitably skews towards bigger chord geared turbofans with huge diameters, planes are going to look different because they are running out of space below the wings.
I like this NASA chart of specific fuel consumption on transport turbines over time:
https://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/aero/events/encompat/soaeng.pdf
The V12 had inherently low mechanical efficiency due to internal friction, but Schumacher liked this because the off-throttle braking effect was strong. He did not like the new V10 so much, despite Barnard explaining it was because it was a better engine.
There's something right about a classic Ferrari at Mugello. The 412T2 was the last V12 in F1, and the first Ferrari tested by the great Michael Schumacher. It was designed by John Barnard.
https://youtu.be/Md-e4c3PSvI
Great footage of the An-2 dusting crops, including some slo-mo of it at about head level.
Are Beechcraft after that pc12 pie?
Beechcraft Denali Completes First Flight | Business Aviation News: Aviation International News
https://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/business-aviation/2021-11-23/beechcraft-denali-completes-first-flight
Hogs are seriously destructive but this article shows the issue is really drought and construction driving the piggies into the populated areas.
FOSS, motorbikes, and photography.