CapricornNoble

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by CapricornNoble 11mo ago
>If you look at Germany, its manufacturing sector is in decline, and this is the country's strength. German manufacturing is in decline because it relied on dirt-cheap Russian energy. It's not cost competitive otherwise. https
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
>If Gaza stopped attacking, Israel would live in peace with it. The fate of West Bank Palestinians clearly proves that to be an outright lie. https://reliefweb.int/report/occupied-palestinian-territory/... Hal
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
https://github.com/agent0ai/agent-zero I'm leaning towards this one myself but I'm still early in researching alternatives.
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
>Then I checked Russo-Georgian War articles, this time at least the century and war was correct in Elonopedia. But again, right from the start it is incredibly biased towards Russia. Elonopedia completely omits the initial attack make bu
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
If you really wanna scramble the language grammar, incorporate Enochian tables somehow: https://archive.org/details/JohnDeesFiveBooksOfMysterJosephH...
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
>That's the theory, but has it ever worked? It kinda worked in Syria. The combination of sanctions, plus squatting on sovereign Syrian territory and preventing the government from generating income eventually left Assad's milit
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
Perhaps my point wasn't clear enough: "If Israel isn't a European colonial project, then why are all of the Israeli heads of state European?" > They and other non-Muslims were treated as second class citizens and fo
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
Have you considered that the rest of world is increasingly looking at the Likud Party the same way you view Nazi Germany? Israel is desperately in need of a forceful re-education program. Unfortunately, being a nuclear-armed state makes reg
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
Why are all of Israel's prime ministers either first or second generation immigrants of European persuasion ? If so much of the population is either local to Palestine or at least the Middle East in general, shouldn't that be refl
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
Heh, interesting you call this "Contact Us Jail". I met sales and engineering staff from EdgeCortix at DSEI Japan 2025, and was very enthusiastic to pick up some of their products as alternatives to the Hailo-8L RPi cards. So far.
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
You would give someone your PHONE to go buy a snack for you across the street? And tell them your screen unlock combo? Dumping some coins out of my coinpurse is far superior analog, low-tech Access Control to my money.
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
> I assume if you really want this data for military purposes Typically we are using NGA 1m DTED for the terrain elevation data but I don't recall off the top of my head who usually supplies the imagery layers. We'll pull multi
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
I don't have a link handy, but I recall seeing on YT a clip of Luttrell basically outright stating that the Navy "handed him the book pre-written" in an interview.
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
>Carrying 20,000 yen in cash is easy when it's 2x 10,000 notes, but when it's a mix including coins, it's a pain. Carry a coinpurse. I use an old faux-suede Samsung camera pouch.[1] Plus it's fun when someone is runni
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
The US economy has a degree of energy and raw materials independence that Europe lacks. No amount of replacement IT development will compensate for the weak European position regarding essential low-level feeder inputs to their overall econ
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
Classic DoD with its overloaded acronyms. I first read the sentence thinking "what does this have to do with Special Operations Forces"?
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
> Americans make america great. We got the moon without indians. Yeah but we got to the moon with imported Nazi German rocket scientists. Still "immigrants" of a sort.
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
" 'Do What Thou Wilt' Shall Be the Whole of the Prompt!" -AI-LLMester Crowley
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
>They could’ve made an example of a prosperous territory and enabling trust. How do they create a prosperous territory? Israel destroyed Gaza's airport. Israel destroyed the foundations of Gaza's seaport. Israel maintains a mar
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
There's Liferay: https://www.liferay.com/resources/l/content-management-syste... https://hub.docker.com/r/liferay/portal I haven't played with it in about 5 years but it was su
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
I know that Knuckles (from the Sonic the Hedgehog series of games) is an echidna, and not a fox, but.....maybe this fox saw images of Sonic & Knuckles somewhere and figured he needed some Air Jordans of his own?
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
> They removed troops, planes, closed bases. Almost immediately Syria fell. This has more to do with the Syrian military being completely starved of resources, particularly money, due to the US occupying the most lucrative portions of so
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
> Or my average is not a daily or monthly, do it again for the last 1 year. 2 years. That would make even less sense. The thread I linked has the appropriate data going back to April 2024. We can toss that into a spreadsheet or LLM to ge
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
> their strategy has been reduced to "run towards the enemy and hopefully some of you won't be killed and thus we can capture another field"? Is this seriously the depth of your understanding of Russian tactics (what you d
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
>Yes, on using human wave attacks, trenches, and cheap Iranian drones. This war is the most recorded in human history. Can you share some videos of these Russian human wave attacks? Can you describe the objective delineating criteria bet
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
> Ruzzia advances in Ukraine slower then a snail, check the numbers. and there are more than 1000 Ruz casualties for square km Net Russian gains in June 2025 were 572 km^2.* In order for your statement to hold true, Russia would have suf
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
> With more than 1.2M dead or out of service injured, Russia is spent > All they can effectivley do, until they grow new soldiers, is defense. I'm genuinely curious what your information diet/sources looks like that would le
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
I think you are overstating the ease of employing an EMP. https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/world-wont-end-danger...
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
There's a really good interview with a Russian drone manufacturer where he talks about how you need to use both. The fiber-optic drones have small warheads/payloads. They are used to hunt the enemy's EW transmitters. Once the
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by CapricornNoble 1y ago
> A Javelin is pretty much one hit one kill, and the hit rate is supposedly at about 89%. So you need like one or two to kill a tank. Take those extremely high kill rates with a massive grain of salt. https://www.forbes.com&#x

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