@MenTourPilot A safety nightmare. Seats tend to collapse in a crash, often breaking the feet and ankles of the passenger behind if they aren't aware of the need to keep their feet back. This would crush the entire person. In a non-crash evacuation, it'd be very difficult to exit those seats.
@NoMansSky Any chance of getting SWITCH to be part of "all platforms"? We're still waiting for the Switch-specific fixes in 4.13, notably making A Trace of Metal work again. Everyone else is on 4.14, now 4.15, and we're stuck at 4.12.
@TheTrekspert@TVGrimReaper Does that include the broadcast radio platform, where it ran from 1952 to 1961, with William Conrad as Matt Dillon? I still hear it on Sirius/XM.
@NathanBransford What bothers me even more than that is when the primary election comes around, and primaries in other states have caused all but one candidate to drop out. Why bother voting when you've got a "choice" of one?
@TVGrimReaper At the same time, the loss of live sports due to event cancellation is leaving holes in the network schedules. My crystal ball seems to be saying something about reruns.
@ClichesGoneWild Well, there is something called a "raised ranch" where the living area is one floor up, and the ground floor is considered a walk-out basement (and often a garage). https://t.co/8s1c4sylU6
@breakingavnews Very likely landed too softly. Boeing advises pilots of those original 737 models that they need a firm landing at high-altitude airports to prevent the main gear from shimmying and collapsing. Not a problem with NG or Max models, or at "normal" altitudes.
Oh boy. @YouTube has a new interface. They removed the one section I go to: Recent Uploads. ๐ Instead, I get the usual parade of years-old videos that I have no interest in.