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by wikidani 5y ago
And no actual critique from your side? Just leave him be, this won't be a constructive conversation from either side
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by wikidani 5y ago
You are very right, specially when it comes to smaller countries. An armed population must be kept ready in case of invasion, It's a sad fact, but in a word where the smaller fish get eaten there's just no other way
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by wikidani 5y ago
There's another uncompleted airframe and if I recall correctly Turkey did show some inclination to finish it with Ukraine, so maybe after the war ends
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by wikidani 5y ago
I thought the same thing! SR-71 stories always get me to smile a bit to be honest
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ATC asked 4.000ft of vertical separation to SR-71 to avoid Concorde collision(theaviationgeekclub.com)
30 points by wikidani 5y ago|6 comments
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by wikidani 5y ago
I just wanted to clarify that it was a myth, I might have come across as a bit rude so I do apologize for that :D
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by wikidani 5y ago
>kinetic theory of gases I believe he mentions that specifically every time someone asks why can't psychohistory be used to predict the future of individuals.
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by wikidani 5y ago
>I learned you cannot shoot them at people. That's not true though, .50 has never had an issue being used on an antipersonnel role
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by wikidani 5y ago
If I rememeber correctly, in Korea medevac helicopters were marked as per the international conventions (Geneva or Hague, not exactly sure) and they still took fire anyways. Also, there's another issue that won't and can't be
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by wikidani 5y ago
You might have a point, and clearly are more experienced than I am about the inner workings of the german gov but, if they redirected what might be a dangerous letter, shouldn't they have sent it to another less bureaucratic institutio
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by wikidani 5y ago
I don't know if she specifies it but, did she track it along the way? Also, it's just an airtag, why would it be sent to the constitution protection office directly and not to another department of the interior ministry (i.e EOD o
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by wikidani 5y ago
When I read that it had something to do with the constitution protection office I knew it had to be a front for the Interior ministery. It just made sense. Really makes you wonder how many more fronts are there waitingto be discovered
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by wikidani 5y ago
As a non-american I'm starting to get a little bit tired of the american healthcare debate. All we hear is the fact that it doesn't work for a myriad of reasons, but healthcare in Europe and the other countries you guys like to qu
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by wikidani 5y ago
I am honestly surprised how there isn't a push for bigger energy independence. For how long will the dependency on russian gas is sustainable (politically speaking)
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by wikidani 5y ago
There's a pretty steep rise in gas prices in Europe these days related to the Ukrainian situation so I believe there must be some relation between that rise and the Kazakh prices
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by wikidani 5y ago
Probably a bit more, considering he was prepared for desert conditions (and probably) some physical work as well
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by wikidani 5y ago
I don't think it was aluminum because he mentioned it was during the '30s. I believe it wasn't as widespread as it is nowadays
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by wikidani 5y ago
I agree entirely with you. That whole self-made-man concept is something that we really should try to get rid of. I am where I am because my parents built me up as a person, they taught me most of the important stuff I ever needed and when
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by wikidani 5y ago
I just took a look into it and I have to say that it was a pretty cool experience! I had to thank you for sharing it!
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by wikidani 5y ago
Pretty awesome read. It's always cool to see how people go around laws
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by wikidani 5y ago
>Every actor in the game world was to have a personality, daily routines etc There's a similar system on the stalker saga and maybe they could have built upon it? Of course making every NPC do it for itself instead of a sort of hive
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by wikidani 5y ago
I think someone with a far better understanding of the question should do it, but it is a rather known fact and has been for a while now.
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by wikidani 5y ago
Azeri doctrine changed to reflect a more western style. Also, if you watch drone footage from the war, you'll see that the armenian infantry and armor took very few (if any) measures to mitigate that disadvantage, there's a seriou
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by wikidani 5y ago
I believe that the Armenian defeat was caused by their soviet era tactics and command and the fact that the Azeris had a way better strategic position than the Armenians. Also, drones could have been replaced with pretty much any other plan
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by wikidani 5y ago
I also believe it wasn't. Western air forces put a very big emphasis on SEAD operations. And given the fact that they are simulating an attack on soviet made (which they have fought against on multiple occasions) air defence just turni
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by wikidani 5y ago
There's an issue with Millenium challenge though. General Van Riper gamed the system heavily. For example, he claimed to use motorcycle messengers instead of radios, but transmitted on radio anyways. He also tried to "use" fa
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by wikidani 5y ago
Wow, what exactly happened then? Is there anymore I could read about it?
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by wikidani 5y ago
There was a linux distro I checked out a few years ago that routed every connection through tor and also asked for permission for every app connecting to the internet and I was similarly astounded by the fact that pretty much everything is
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by wikidani 5y ago
Oh, of course. I meant that in case of a server going down in an app where downtime is a crucial requirement might be useful to have some sort of structured report so that the most useful stuff is transmitted in a reliable manner
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by wikidani 5y ago
I always liked the concept of an SOP and to be honest. The structured reporting system that's used on the military should be more widely used. People rely way too much on improvising when communicating, specially in high stress environ

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