This isn't really an issue
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2024
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Better than updating the plane through the internet. I don't trust my printer with an Ethernet cable, much less a plane. If it ain't broke don't fix it.
No networks huh?
You'd get along with ol' Bill Adama.
Stability above all
I misread the title as saying that Boeing 747s gotcritical updates via floppy disks and I was so relieved.
As others said, better than OTA.
viagra has rendered floppy disks obsolete, that's why we mosly use hard disks now
I wonder if they still make 3.5" floppies...
that was my thought as well
I can't wait for COMAC to make that vomit stain of a company totally irrelevant.
same
Good.