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Can’t they just live stream the data to the cloud? Maybe keep a local copy as well incase of an internet failure?

There’s Starlink and other satellite internet now. There could also be a way to transmit the data to ground directly using custom wireless protocols instead of relying on internet protocols.

I understand black boxes being invented last century when the internet wasn’t even invented much less easily available via satellite.

But now, with internet so easily available, they can move the black box to the cloud. When there’s a crash, the data is readily available, instead of trying to recover the black box and if the black box is lost for good or damaged, then it’s extra hard to

Coming from my last successful review of Sedap Samayal Sg, I felt motivated to write another review of a local joint I accidentally discovered last night. We were going to Sunbury for a Turkish place and when we reached there, we found a whole bunch of trucks and no Turkish truck in there. We had driven 20 minutes and didnt want to waste the trip so considered going up the road to Oporto or Guzman when my eyes fell on this truck. Persian Prince. The menu looked good and the cuisine is not that far off from Turkish so we thought, let's give it a shot.

As usual I get chatty with the operators and staff and next thing I know, I am getting culture and language lessons in Persian. I called him J

Coming from my last successful review of Sedap Samayal Sg, I felt motivated to write another review of a local joint I accidentally discovered last night. We were going to Sunbury for a Turkish place and when we reached there, we found a whole bunch of trucks and no Turkish truck in there. We had driven 20 minutes and didnt want to waste the trip so considered going up the road to Oporto or Guzman when my eyes fell on this truck. Persian Prince. The menu looked good and the cuisine is not that far off from Turkish so we thought, let's give it a shot.

As usual I get chatty with the operators and staff and next thing I know, I am getting culture and language lessons in Persian. I called him J

Many many years ago, a video was circulating where an elderly Indian woman was grooving to a Punjabi banger. I think it was a Sukhbir song, oh ho ho ho, something something. It was pretty funny seeing her go at it with full gusto. I cannot for the life of me find the video.

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The place is called Sedap Samayal Sg. They said it means Tasty Cooking Singapore

The food is somewhat Indian, somewhat Malaysian, somewhat Indonesian and is somehow Singaporean too. I mean, wow, just wow. Thanks to OP for recommending this. u/Long_Way_Around_

And thanks to this post that started the thread Than

I’m asking in the context of consequences. Will the original ant face ridicule or dishonour and/or be banished or court-martialled by the queen ant?

I hear they have very complex societies so how will this ant be treated? He went to get his friends in good faith but some asshole human moved the box of donuts to another place. How will the ants work out if OG ant was telling the truth?

Will they all sit there disgusted or furious for having trekked what could be a long distance for them?

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

I am coming to the UK for a visit next month with my wife and kids. We are Australian citizens now but my wife was refused a visit visa 20 yrs ago when she was on her Indian passport. During her ETA application, I auto-piloted all her answers to mirror mine and the kids but next day I remembered she was refused a visa 20 yrs ago. I can't even remember if the ETA questions even included one that asked if we were refused any entry to any country. I remember it asking if we had a criminal record and we dont. I also remember it asking if we had another other nationality and we don't.

So should I play it safe and get her to apply for a normal visit visa? Or just wing it (pun intended) and hope

I am coming to the UK for a visit next month with my wife and kids. We are Australian citizens now but my wife was refused a visit visa 20 yrs ago when she was on her Indian passport. During her ETA application, I auto-piloted all her answers to mirror mine and the kids but next day I remembered she was refused a visa 20 yrs ago. I can't even remember if the ETA questions even included one that asked if we were refused any entry to any country. I remember it asking if we had a criminal record and we dont. I also remember it asking if we had another other nationality and we don't.

So should I play it safe and get her to apply for a normal visit visa? Or just wing it (pun intended) and hope

Basically the title.