EA being on the recieving end of what they’ve been doing to others for years

It’s important to note that russia will never “run out” of anything. Making tube artillery isn’t hard (compared to say, modern radar systems or nightvision gear), and they can just keep making more.

What they’re running out of are the ungodly amounts of cold war reserves meant to rush the Fulda Gap. The “free” soviet holdovers that Russia could re-mobilize relatively easy is finally gone, after using up all the easy stuff, all the kinda-hard stuff, and now also the not-quite-a-rusted-scrappiece-yet.

But they CAN still make new guns, it’s just much slower than pulling them out of storage. And that means Russia will have far fewer guns in the field. And that’s kind of a big problem for a military that has spent the last century basically centered around massed tube artillery and tanks.

Putin’s never going to let a large mass of soldiers return home lol

Traditionally, letting a whole bunch of poorly treated, battle-hardened soldiers with a severe grudge against their leaders back into your country hasn’t gone well for said leaders. Letting them die in the field for little additional gains might be a strategic choice for Putin not suddenly finding himself in unexpected exile or “unexpected exile”

Also, depending on where and when in the middle ages, currency would vary hugely and work with several dozens of different coins. Travel to another region would involve money changers, scales, entirely different systems of coinage with (by modern standards) absurd breakdowns of coins and wholly new names and words.

And having pure coins would be easy, so obviously you’d have fun stuff like “new dollars” being worth 7/16th of an “old dollar” because they have less silver in them.

was is somewhere in time and space? Or way down in deep-13?

Countries that have Typhoons don’t have Gripen, and vice versa. I’m sure Ukraine is thankful for either.

I mean, so does any weapon, literally down to a knife.

And they live in the same house. And now you need to go tell the person you love that they shouldn’t do work on the house they also live in.

and over your neighbor’s dog?
What’s great for a snack,
And fits on your back

With his magic stick, Wobbufet

I doubt these types of drones have complex detonators. They might be armed before take-off, meaning they’ll probably explode on impact when shot down. Destroying the warhead in the air is MUCH harder than just breaking the drone enough to crash it.

95% is the lower limit of being fine.

80% is “You should go to a hospital. No, I mean by ambulance”

I’m a very firm believer in the fact that safety features should be annoying and uncomfortable. Your lane assist needs to beep loudly every time it moves you back, thereby not only keeping you safe, but indirectly conditioning you to keep between the lanes to avoid the annoying beep.

Easy to state but do you have any proof of the connection?

How about the results section in abstract of the paper, which mentions “association” six times and “cause” zero times.

Wow, I didn’t realize AI was that good at copying actual doctors!

In the US, water is often supplied by the city, and there isn’t really a “flat fee” like in the Netherlands (I’m just assuming we’re both Dutch, since I’ve never seen a non Dutch feddit.nl user).

In the Netherlands we pay something like 100 euros plus 1 euro per liter, and a fixed price for sewage based on inhabitants.

The the US, payment for metered water are without a fixed fee or with a very low one. In Seattle you something like 25 USD, plus ~6 USD per 100 cubic feet, (2.25 per cubic meter). But you also pay something like 18 USD per 100cubic feet of water in sewerage costs. So really, your water bill is around 8 bucks per cubic meter.

And many cities in warmer places have winter and summer pricing for water and sewage. So for a 3 person household using between 50% and 150% of average, that’s between 40 and 100 USD per month depending on use.

For a Dutch household, the bill for that same household would vary between 5 and 13 euros per month, since the rest is flat. So nobody really cares if you’re off by 25%.

Also, you can zoom in, it’s a decent resolution.

https://ehrs.upenn.edu/health-safety/lab-safety/safety-alerts/ultracentrifuge-explosion-damages-laboratory

This is a famous example from when they didn’t have alarms. The don’t just happily wobble across the room.

The safety shielding in the unit did not contain all the metal fragments. The half-inch thick sliding steel door on top of the unit buckled allowing fragments, including the steel rotor top, to escape (Image 3). Fragments ruined a nearby refrigerator and an ultra-cold freezer in addition to making holes in the walls and ceiling. The unit itself was propelled sideways and damaged cabinets and shelving that contained over a hundred containers of chemicals.

Nothing quite like the sound of several kilos of solid steel getting turned into confetti

Also, I would LOVE to buy stuff not wrapped in plastic, but it doesn’t exist. There are no glass bottles of milk anymore, no soy-butcher