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paganel
2y ago
> Very little get anywhere near Ukraine's Patriots, Not sure about that, plane-launched FABs are creating havoc on the Ukrainian front-lines. > Being able to pretty effectively take down threats doesn't mean you need to unn
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paganel
2y ago
The Black Sea is a de facto big lake, any big navy would have the same problems as the Russians now have against drones and land-based missiles. In a way the Americans are now experiencing the same problems in the Red Sea, hence why USS Eis
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paganel
2y ago
Why isn’t he in prison? I mean, going by the West’s own laws, or the spirit of them, anyway. Unless he is part of said West’s Armed Forces, in which case this would get really close to a casus belli .
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paganel
2y ago
Because I tend to ignore moralizing takes coming from pro-genocide people, hence me mentioning Frum in connection with Israel.
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paganel
2y ago
Coming from a very pro-Israel guy like Frum that looks more like endorsement for Malaysia having done the right thing. Also, it is high time for the US Coastal Elites to realise that they're losing the game, and they're losing the
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paganel
2y ago
Thanks a lot!
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paganel
2y ago
> world war 2 naval history? Mind to share some titles? As I’m also interested in naval history and strategy, and for better or for worse I’ve stopped reading programming books a good while ago. Also, and for what it’s worth, I found out
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paganel
2y ago
Slightly related, has anyone managed to get some “joy of programming” (for lack of a better word) back after starting to learn a new (human) language? I’m asking because I used to get that in the past (let’s say 10 to 15 years ago) by becom
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2y ago
And who’s going to decide that those things you mentioned at the end are good or bad? If not (elected) leaders, that is. Take the exemple of the most famous democracy, the US, its current dominance was built on a few wars (the Civil War, to
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2y ago
They shouldn’t have become scientists, then, if they bring morals with them when studying animals.
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paganel
2y ago
As one gets older the LinkeIn unsolicited messages become rarer and rarer, I know I saw a decrease after I passed the age of 35 and most certainly after I passed 40 years of age.
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New Russian 'Hunter' UAV designed for hunting naval drones
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2y ago
> but I didn’t expect Apple to hit it out of the park so strongly. No-one is hitting anything out of the park, this is just Apple the company realising that they're falling behind and trying to desperately attach themselves to the
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paganel
2y ago
I wouldn’t cite ISW for anything serious regarding this war. Yes, I am pro-Russia when it comes to this war, but at the same time I respect opinions “from the other side” which are not complete bollocks. ISW is not doing that, unfortunately
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paganel
2y ago
> but keep the military bases and equipment, the jobs, the money, the people. That's how secessions/federal disintegrations generally work, just look at the USSR post-1991. And I also see this move as a potential further step t
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paganel
2y ago
This title is so silly. Looked at it through the "climate change" lense it means that the late 1700s - early 1800s English industrialists should have just called it quits when it came to make use of abundant English coal, all in t
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paganel
2y ago
No, I don’t, which makes it even more interesting. I know though that ItaloDisco is now Nazi music, via the same Western media from the last few days.
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paganel
2y ago
They’ve (the Americans) have been losing it for 7 or 8 years or so, if news about the Houthis being able to have hit USS Eisenhower turns out to be true (which would be a first hit on an US carrier since 1945) then things would be even more
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paganel
2y ago
It’s not on the front page of the NYTimes (I’ve checked on mobile) as I’m writing this, the search for “China” only gave me an article about some small island being afraid of said China (which is par for the course for one of West’s paper o
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paganel
2y ago
What type of question is that? If you’re so curious, yes, on top of being pro/Russia I’m also a Mets fan. LGFM! How does knowing more about me help bring this conversation forward? Should I in turn ask about your favorite MLB team?
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2y ago
You’re correct, these elections are pretty important, as we can vote for the parties/people that would bring this thing called the EU a little bit closer to disintegration, i.e. vote for the Nigel Farages of your countries. At this poi
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paganel
2y ago
I'm not a native English speaker so I had to search for the exact meaning of "runners" vs "servers", enough is to say that I've never been to a restaurant where those two roles were different, and I suppose tha
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paganel
2y ago
In many places QR codes have partially replaced servers as you're now "directed" to pay via a link supplied via said QR code, a job that used to be carried out by said servers until not that long ago.
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paganel
2y ago
Nothing like being psychoanalized by some tech people who have most probably not taken public transport in a long time.
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paganel
2y ago
> This is just a bizarre irrational worry... Do you and your kids take public transport regularly? In a failing city/society, that is. Because if the answer is "yes, I do take public transport in a city that struggles to pay it
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paganel
2y ago
When has that stopped anyone?
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paganel
2y ago
How do you make sure there isn’t human semen or worse on the seats on which you and your children will sit? At least with taxis driven by humans you knew that there was someone making sure that won’t happen that often, but with driverless t
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paganel
2y ago
I thought this forum still wanted to be on the serious side, so under that view look at the works of George T. Renner, in particular his World Map for the Air Age , published in 1942-1943. [1] [2] As air-power started to be taken seriously
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2y ago
Most probably Russia will claim sovereignty over all of the Svalbards after the next big war and redrawing of borders, Stalin was too circumspect in not scaring the Americans into WW3 the first time when they had the chance to do it. All th
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2y ago
It was supposed to turn the Chinese into capitalists, and hence into potential allies. They're not communists any more, that's for sure, of course, they're not Western "liberal-democrats", either, which is why the W
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