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  3. it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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  • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

    it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

    klennt@mastodon.socialK This user is from outside of this forum
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    @SecureOwl In Germany we call this "Tief(f)lieger".

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    • realestninja@social.linux.pizzaR realestninja@social.linux.pizza

      @SecureOwl camera footage of when it happened:
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8P8hB8Fhi3E

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      @realestninja @SecureOwl

      Wow - a bunch of ground crew lucky that day, I imagine new underwear was necessary especially the guy near the nose gear

      Not the only occurrence on the 787 !

      (Best stick to Airbus)

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      • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

        it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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        #26

        @SecureOwl

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        • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

          it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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          @SecureOwl I thought it fell to the ground to have a temper tantrum.

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          • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

            it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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            #28

            @SecureOwl Ah, the Boing 787.

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            • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

              it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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              @SecureOwl

              Those engine cowlings looked like the bounce may have got them too...

              Expensive boo-boo.

              😱

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              • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

                it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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                #30

                @SecureOwl
                You'd expect there to be a lockout stopping retraction if it's under compression.

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                • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

                  it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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                  #31

                  @SecureOwl
                  It's dreaming. 787 are notoriously sleepy.

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                  • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

                    it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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                    @SecureOwl
                    Plonk.

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                    • malwareminigun@infosec.exchangeM malwareminigun@infosec.exchange

                      @SecureOwl HOW!?

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                      #33

                      @malwareminigun @SecureOwl looks like the front fell off

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                      • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

                        it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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                        #34

                        @SecureOwl

                        "Come on, it was just chasing a squirrel, nothing to see here..."

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                        • centretowner@urbanists.socialC centretowner@urbanists.social

                          @malwareminigun @SecureOwl looks like the front fell off

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                          @Centretowner @SecureOwl That's 'WHAT' rather than 'HOW'

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                          • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

                            it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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                            @SecureOwl The front fell off, it would seem.

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                            • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

                              it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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                              @SecureOwl This happened because they ran out of Credits for Copilot Tokens. #NOAIINPLANES

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                              • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

                                it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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                                @SecureOwl @rpmik It's better that it did it there than on landing or takeoff.

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                                • malwareminigun@infosec.exchangeM malwareminigun@infosec.exchange

                                  @Centretowner @SecureOwl That's 'WHAT' rather than 'HOW'

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                                  @malwareminigun @SecureOwl https://youtu.be/3m5qxZm_JqM

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                                  • H harrymutt@social.vivaldi.net

                                    @SecureOwl

                                    Boeing is making progress. Their planes are breaking down already before taking off, not killing everybody on board, although this one still tried. Lesson: Don't come too close to any of them. Leave them alone, or they'll become aggressive...

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                                    @HarryMutt @SecureOwl This Boeing Ain't going

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                                    • secureowl@infosec.exchangeS secureowl@infosec.exchange

                                      it may look cute but the boeing 787 only does this when distressed

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                                      @SecureOwl "I'm tired, boss"

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                                      • 33dbm@lazysocial.de3 33dbm@lazysocial.de

                                        @SecureOwl

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                                        @33dBm @SecureOwl "If the nose starts pointing towards ground when landed you are having a bad problem and you will not go to air today" https://xkcd.com/1133/

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                                        • malwareminigun@infosec.exchangeM malwareminigun@infosec.exchange

                                          @SecureOwl HOW!?

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                                          @malwareminigun @SecureOwl My guess: somebody forgot to insert the downlock pin or inserted it in the wrong hole then the same or another somebody operated the undercarriage lever for diagnostic purposes on the assumption that the pin was in.

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