JohannMac

I think that depends on the given aircraft’s configuration. Some it’s just a software change (revert to older version I think).

There are two of those units in each aircraft.

Caused uncommanded pitch down, could exceed structural integrity of aircraft. There are redundant units - unknown why this can happen given redundancy.

Given your destination was the Mac app, why not Swift/SwiftUI rather than Rust/Tauri? Just curious is all.

Don’t know if this is real or not but if the person was hired in 2000 they likely received stock at $35/sh worst case. And follow on grants. It’s $450 now so I assume, at least financially, the arrangement worked well?

Novel approach to optical detection which is faster than current approaches and can be incorporated on an IC.

Great summary of need and reasearch

If you are self funding, and/or funding from friendly, unsophisticated investors initially, consider first an S-Corp (that’s just an IRS election) then transition to C when you have your first professional funding and need multiple classes of stock. Easy taxes, your portion of the losses just go on your 1040. Only a single class of stock is allowed though thus the transition when you take investment from professional investor.

Look in the Starlink app, under visibility after it has run for 24h and it will show you where all the obstructions are. Quite handy. Clear is blue, red is obstruction.

Common to have unique SN in a processor. Let the SW vendors do copy protection too. E.g. at Sonos we used them to associate with the software signed certificate such that you couldn't run a given Players software on another Player without the same SN. When making products via contract manufactures, especially in China, it was a wise procedure.