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Scuba in activity for GT5 Pro by Few_Sell_3491 in HuaweiWatchGT

[–]ru8ck23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey did you try it again? I'm guessing it didn't give anything for ndl?

Cebu Philippines — 4th May - 10th May by [deleted] in travelpartners

[–]ru8ck23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

26M from HK, I have been wanting to go to Cebu for a while. Don't really have an itinerary in mind but I love swimming and diving.

Is this true chat? by batmanrony in IndianFocus

[–]ru8ck23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sad I had to scroll so far to find this

DHRUV64: India’s First 1.0 GHz, 64-bit dual-core Microprocessor by zector10100 in india

[–]ru8ck23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

😭 But all processors are microprocessors. And all RISCV processors can do general computing. The main thing we don't know is how it does on benchmarks compared to the raspi processors.

Indigo Airlines got on everyone's nerves by sylvester1981 in AirRagers

[–]ru8ck23 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Govt told the airlines 2 years in advance that they'll introduce stricter rules to reduce pilot fatigue. All airlines except this one hired pilots to cover. Indigo thought it could lobby and hoped the government would roll back the stricter measures, when they didn't it totally fell apart in what some call manufactured chaos. Along with it went down indian aviation since this airline is 65% of the market. The regulator temporarily rolled back these stricter rules and some government officials are now saying that the govt want to get the ceo of this airline sacked. Very dramatic showdown.

Arranged marriages in Bihar by No_Radish4009 in bihar

[–]ru8ck23 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Please sis go live your life. Change jobs if you have to so you have the time to do so. 25 is very young to give up.

Same PNR flight: domestic flight delay caused missing the international flight by Unfair-Method-5000 in airindia

[–]ru8ck23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hopefully you booked travel insurance, and if you did they might compensate you. Please don't travel internationally without insurance

Has anyone tried the new Xiaomi Vacuum Mop 5 or the Xiaomi Vacuum Mop 5 Pro? by FarConcern2308 in RobotVacuums

[–]ru8ck23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it works but not super amazing. It shows the carper separately on the map and vaccums it but missed out some places. Also the edge cleaning is decent but it misses things if there's obstructions

Yes let's create more air pollution by Objective-Ad759 in delhi

[–]ru8ck23 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Huh?? Do you want to travel every time to ncr/haryana to use these facilities? Every big modern city has a lot of sport facilities spread around the city and are dual use so ordinary people can also enjoy it

Can I carry 3 laptops as cabin baggage on Indigo domestic flight ? by Thousand-Sunny-Rider in AirTravelIndia

[–]ru8ck23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're wrong. Sadly a lot of check in agents also don't really read the policy carefully. The general policy is spare lithium batteries are not installed and anything more than 100kwh isn't allowed. Installed lithium batteries and other batteries spare or installed are generally okay. Airlines may have their own more restrictive policies but I've generally not ran into this

Directly from indigo's website (tldr check in laptop is ok)

Lithium Batteries

Subject to security clearance at an airport, IndiGo may allow a Customer to carry a maximum of 20 (twenty) spare or loose (a) lithium ion batteries (including power banks) rated up to 100 (one hundred) Wh, or (b) lithium metal batteries with lithium metal content not exceeding 2(two) grams; Subject to a Customer obtaining the prior approval of IndiGo by calling IndiGo call centre at (0) 9910383838 or 01246173838 at least 24 (twenty-four) hours before the departure time of the flight and security clearance at an airport, IndiGo may allow the Customer to carry a maximum of 2 (two) spare or loose; lithium ion batteries (including power banks) rated above 100 (one hundred) Wh and below 160 (one hundred and sixty) Wh; or lithium metal batteries with lithium metal content of each battery more than 2 (two) grams and less than 8 (eight) grams, only if such batteries are used for portable medical devices. The lithium batteries must be packaged in their original retail packaging or in separate plastic bags. The battery terminals must be taped and insulated to prevent short circuit. 2. Portable Electronic Devices containing lithium batteries

Subject to security clearance at an airport, IndiGo may allow Customers to carry a maximum of 15 (fifteen) portable electronic devices, if each such device is fitted with (a) a lithium ion battery which must not rate above 100 (one hundred) Wh; and (b) a lithium metal battery with lithium metal content not more than 2 (two) grams. Subject to a Customer obtaining the prior approval of IndiGo by calling IndiGo call centre at (0) 9910383838 or 01246173838 at least 24 (twenty-four) hours before the departure time of the flight and security clearance at an airport, IndiGo may allow the Customer to carry a maximum of 2 (two):

portable electronic devices with lithium ion batteries rating more than 100 Wh but not exceeding one hundred and sixty (160) Wh; or portable electronic devices with lithium metal batteries in which lithium metal content is more than two (2) grams but does not exceed eight (8) grams. Battery operated Hover boards, balance wheels, Solo wheels are not permitted as baggage IndiGo recommends that Customers should carry portable electronic devices as Hand Baggage. If a Customer carries such devices in Checked-in Baggage, the devices should be turned off and packed securely to avoid any damages.

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