That reads like a buy one get one deal to me rather than an added cost.

Honeslty I think the Euros are overestimating how long these kinds of governments will be taken seriously on their visits to China they make just to return home and announce “what I saw proves we need to double down on letting Blackrock run our country, also we’re doing austerity btw”

It’s better to tinker with LineageOS than use /e/OS

They’re going to make Children of Men look utopian if oil keeps spiking. Apparently it only routed briefly because Trump simply lied and said the war was over… people just believed him. Investoids are beyond parody. What a time to be alive man

I have no idea why anyone would even trust a company that passes off email as secure. That’s just not the way it was designed.

I think we can guess how little we ought to trust Mullvad by looking at its server list. They have Israel, the Baltic Israels, and the Asian Israels. Egregiously obvious.

Nope and Tuta doesn’t want phone numbers. I recommend it for quick stuff. They clearly track IPs but that’s easy to work around.

It’s not something you can avoid by simply not using a credit card. Proton can, at their discretion (such as if you use VPNs outside the imperial core, in which case it happens reliably and instantly) lock you out of your entire account to demand a phone number. Vanishingly small % of people will not have their personal identity exposed by cell data & be ready to deal with losing their account on short notice. It’s the same shady tactic that Discord uses to get phone numbers from reluctant people and it should not be tolerated.

This is basically a parody of the problems with NGO corporate compensation, yes, but I feel like everyone is avoiding the elephant in the room & wishing goodwill to people making e2ee messaging that is only safe for the US government to use. Ask yourself, would the German prime minister even trust this shit?

It’s not like Delta Chat main development team is even exempt from this, not sure if OP is aware of this but they want the EU to save them. Fat chance guys! Open source developers need a workers government or total independence, or they will discover they are political tools that can be dispensed with when no longer necessary. Just look at the recent pressure on Linux to eject Russian developers.

CEOs need to be constantly threatened with execution by a dictatorship of the proletariat

You guys are out of your gd minds I’m not going to sit here and explain what a mode of production is to you, or that executives are not proletarians. Jesus H. Christ

Haven’t even seen anyone post statements by their Jewish community leaders about this

To give you an idea of this steak’s chewability, swap all meat out with bone, sinew, and gristle. A topographical map comparing it with the rest of the region gives you a good idea.

Plan truster W many such cases

Also some of these can’t be launched from trucks (they’re literally just big trucks), so this means they’re not as worried about the security of their larger launch stations that are more vulnerable to satellite etc and need crane reloads. I’m not really that knowledgable about materiel but if nobody is going to do anything other than post OSINT from people who told them Hezbollah was annihilated then I will try my best lol

Pretty sure the correct term would be “vaporized” as the ceramic coating shears off, it would be better for me to post the material science-based speculation about the damage & the coating. The point is the kinetic damage adds bunker busting and a substantial amount of TNT. Concrete turns into tissue paper. I forgot to mention this because it’s so basic but reaction time is a factor here, hence why they disabled the radar systems regionwide with the older missiles. The inner layers of the Iron Dome/Arrow or whatever can intercept drones but not missiles. Not to mention AA guns and even rifles can take out smaller drones. The same ceramics research Russia’s doing that created Oreshnik’s coating is also being used in some kind of anti-drone shotgun ammo, by the way, it’s already out in production.

They’re good because you can fire them, look around, and decide what to hit. Cheap enough to kill people and go for minor but fragile targets.

They’re saying the missiles they are ready to deploy (for years if necessary) are very high yield and they are finished with phase 1. Phase 2 is gonna be fun!

More explosives create larger explosions. Cluster bombs are large missiles, inhabited by many cluster bomblets. On the higher end, hypersonic weapons like Oreshnik have very interesting effects. Purely kinetically, no explosives involved, that thing left impact sites described as small volcanoes. The high speed ignites everything, metal + soil or whatever. I’ll try to remember to post some of the articles I have saved on drones tomorrow.

Their stockpile is not limited. Their missile factories are in active production, mostly underground. The fuel that can’t be manufactured underground has larger stockpiles.

The older rockets wore out the air defence, these are the guys who invented the Shahed-136. They have no shortage of small explosive projectiles.

About Dating is going into the folder with the Adam Tooze/Cameron Abadi Valentine’s Day podcast where they admit they have never used dating apps and got all the info from one of their nephews.