Encephalotrocity
Is this thing on?
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220·1 month agoSo, not on the axis and vague enough for you to be confident in your assumption. Beautiful.
No, it has numbers. you infer percent when it doesn’t explicitly say it.
The audacity of posting a graph in here without axis labels
It’s actually an Agence France Presse article reposted.
2·8 months agoThey can be. The word ‘round’ refers to a single shot fired by a weapon. Artillery pieces are weapons so a shell is a round in this case.
You have no idea. I’ve seen this specific plane at my local airfield which rarely handles planes larger than Beechcraft. It was literally a must-see local attraction for the 3 weeks it was here. Crazy huge.
This is analysis and breakdown from a retired fighter pilot that provides more information than techno music.
To be pedantic, this is more why:
CC for the hearing impaired:
{Kaboom} “Я вижу свой дом отсюда”
Fake! There is no way a half dozen orcs moved in a circle without at least one of them either losing their balance or vomitting.
Signals intelligence is a whole specialization, and if that isn’t enough simple espionage will suffice. I’m not saying Russia will send a missile to the exact coords of someone controlling a drone from their home in Copenhagen. I’m saying simply the announcement that volunteers are engaging soldiers remotely from NATO cities might be considered ‘proper’ grounds for war which is why we haven’t done so already (or if we have kept damn quiet for this reason).
This is technically feasible. IRC the US uses satellite comms to control predator drones across the globe from their mainland. There are 2 issues that immediately come to mind:
- Latency - Depends on the quality of the link between pilot and end point transmitter, and the increased risks for jamming/hacking, and
- Would be an act of war prompting probable orc military retaliation (along the lines of “they’re controlling drones from apartments in Moscow so now apartments are fair game?” logic).
It’s amazing they even work.
Who is Selenskyi?
Also, citations please.
In the articles it describes how the russian politicians responsible are getting flak and trying to backpeddle/cover up the issue so clearly language works here.
In russia, when a plane crashes into your farmhouse annihilating you and your entire family, that technically makes your farm uninhabited.