daemoens

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by daemoens 6mo ago
The Millennium Challenge 2002 is discredited because it had motorcycle couriers that moved at light speed handling all communications and 10' speed boats launching 19' missiles.
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by daemoens 11mo ago
Do you have any examples of American expressions young generations are using in French?
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by daemoens 1y ago
It was mostly children. Every child is on the internet and uses the same social medias adults use.
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by daemoens 1y ago
I don't believe there is anything else we could realistically do. This stage of the conflict is about to hit the 2 year mark.
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by daemoens 1y ago
You still vote for the lesser evil? Sitting out only benefits the greater evil, not you. I don't know how to make this any clearer.
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by daemoens 1y ago
> Shahed where originally designed and manufactured by Iran. I'm talking about mass manufacturing, not design. Russia has had capability to hit any Ukrainian factory since Day 1 of the war, that's why they've successfully
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by daemoens 1y ago
Russia has the strategic depth to mass manufacture specialty drones in a way that Ukraine cannot. Even though Ukraine used fiber optic drones first, the Russians were the first to produce them in large numbers and it took Ukraine months to
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by daemoens 1y ago
> How long would it be until their entire fleet is sunk? 2 days? A week? That's not something you or anyone else could predict. > How long after that should the Three Gorges Dam be allowed to exist? This would immediately cause a
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by daemoens 1y ago
Read the rest of his comment > Not that I'm a rabid atheist or would deny my child such a thing, but if THAT can enter my 8yr olds brain via his short allowed time where he can browse by himself, i'm worried what else is coming
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by daemoens 1y ago
No such kill switch exists, the US stopped providing electronic warfare intelligence that made the jets more survivable. The stoppage of all military aid was significantly more damaging.
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by daemoens 2y ago
The reality is that both sides still kill someone begging like that. Both sides are using over at least a 1,000+ drones a day and yet only 1-2 videos of this nature come out every month.
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by daemoens 2y ago
I don't see that happening. They're too simple and too effective for any military to ignore. The bomber drones cause more casualities than any other type of drone and most of them are just commericial off-the-shelf drones with ver
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by daemoens 2y ago
It doesn't matter if you build skyscrapers for over a century if you don't build enough of them. The only places in the country where rent is actually going down is where housing is actually being built in any significant numbers.
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by daemoens 2y ago
That factoid is because Muslims are obsessed with the name, and you will find someone named Mohammed in the majority of Muslim families, not immigration. It doesn't take much for the name to enter the top 10 boy names when they become
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by daemoens 2y ago
You could get a dummy HDMI plug for $3 on Amazon and free up that monitor if you need it. [1] [1] https://www.amazon.com/BKFK-HDMI-Dummy-Plug-3840x2160/dp/B0C...
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by daemoens 2y ago
But nothing was done to Room 641A? What imaginary limits are you talking about? All the lawsuits went nowhere.
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by daemoens 2y ago
If you are an American, the intelligence community already treats you like you are the outgroup.
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by daemoens 2y ago
It's meaningful because it's one of the few things congress could actually pass. You can count on one hand the number of bills that passed this year with that kind of support that wasn't something like a budget bill.
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by daemoens 2y ago
The app was shutdown a couple of hours ago in the US and this was the message all TikTok users saw when they opened the app.[1] The same guy who pushed for a ban massively last year, is going to save the app despite the security concerns he
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by daemoens 2y ago
Are there any other services or companies besides ByteDance affected by the bill?
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by daemoens 2y ago
Douyin is comepletely separated from TikTok. The apps cannot legally be the same. They do not want their citizens and foreigners talking on the same platform.
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by daemoens 2y ago
The app was shutdown a couple of hours ago in the US and this was the message all TikTok users saw when they opened the app.[1] The same guy who pushed for a ban massively last year, is going to save the app despite the security concerns he
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by daemoens 2y ago
Why single out legacy media for this specifically? This isn't something newer media is better at.
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by daemoens 2y ago
Thousands of combatants are wearing bodycams, and pretty regularly, there are videos released by Russians of a dead Ukrainian's last moments taken from their corpse and the same happens vice versa.
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by daemoens 2y ago
Could you rescale the model to fit an iPhone 13 Mini?
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by daemoens 2y ago
The Epic store might not've been slow, but it was missing so much. It was launched with almost no features, not even reviews. They also didn't have any communities/forums/groups.
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by daemoens 2y ago
They could get away with it because there was no competitor like Steam.
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by daemoens 2y ago
Many of these alternatives failed because they were forced onto users who had already paid over $60 for a game, and they were incredibly slow and clunky. They might have improved over time, but people still remember how bad these stores wer
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by daemoens 2y ago
The published figure of 10 million people is already outdated. First, they are official figures, which means that they are not telling the truth. Second, six months have elapsed; which means the actual number of residents is less than 9 mil
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by daemoens 2y ago
Except I can't do anything about Senator John Jones from Arizona who wants to keep the couple thousand jobs he brought to his constituency. He won't budge on it because non-Arizonans didn't vote for him.

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