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Moxie Marlinspike >> About This site is a partial collection of projects I've worked on, stories I've written down, and software I've published. In the past, I've worked as a software engineer, hacker, sailor, captain, and shipwright. I used to travel a lot; I've hopped freight trains across the US from coast-to-coast a bunch of times, have gotten some really great and some really terrible rides hitchhiking all across America, and have sailed a few near-derelict sailboats as far as I could take them. I currently live in San Francisco. I like computer security and software development, particularly in the areas of secure protocols, cryptography, privacy, and anonymity. I like sailing, have a Master's mariner license, and used to do yacht deliveries world-wide.
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WeHo Confidential: West Hollywood News & Celebrity Gossip In Flight As we push back from our gate at Heathrow Airport we light the Boeing 747’s engines in pairs, starting with those under the starboard wing. A sudden hush falls in the cockpit as the air flow for the air-conditioning units is diverted. It’s this, air alone, that begins to spin the enormous techno-petals of the fans, faster and faster, until fuel and fire are added, and each engine wakes with a low rumble that grows to a smooth, unmistakable roar. We begin to taxi. In legal terms, a journey begins when “an aircraft moves under its own power for the purpose of flight.” In aircraft manuals, elaborate charts that recall da Vinci’s “Vitruvian Man” illustrate the angles and distances that the extremities of the plane sweep through as we maneuver on the ground. A quarter of an hour later we reach the runway. But with speed comes a transition, the gathering sense that the wheels matter less and the flight controls on the wings and the tail matter more. We are underway. How is this possible?
Queerty - Free of an agenda. Except that gay one - Gay news, politics, culture Incredible Storm Time-Lapse Video Shows The Raw Power Of A Wet Microburst Aircraft Accident Report 3/2009 - Boeing 737-3Q8, G-THOF, 23 September 2007 Air Accidents Investigation Branch report The Air Accidents Investigation Branch was notified by the operator on the 5 October 2007 of an unstable approach and stall during a go-around by a Boeing 737-300 aircraft, G-THOF, at Bournemouth Airport. The event had occurred 12 days previously on the 23 September 2007. The following Inspectors participated in the investigation: Mr K Conradi Investigator-in-charge Mr A Blackie Operations Ms A Evans Engineering Mr P Wivell Flight Data Recorders The Boeing 737-300 was on approach to Bournemouth Airport following a routine passenger flight from Faro, Portugal. Although the commander reported the event to the operator the following morning, his initial Air Safety Report (ASR) contained limited information and the seriousness of the event was not appreciated until the Quick Access Recorder (QAR) data was inspected on 4 October 2007. G-THOF was not subjected to an engineering examination to ensure its continued airworthiness and remained in service throughout this period. Download full report:
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