wait, 55 years old satellite still has fuel for thrusters?
i should be writing
wait, 55 years old satellite still has fuel for thrusters?
for now we can dazzle the most probable adversary with invoices
Go to the content you’ve banned them for, then in options instead of Ban there’s Unban. You can find it in modlog
If it’s not there, you can always ask instance admins to do that
eight years ago war looked very different
this story was out almost a month ago https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/oct/16/russia-suspected-of-planting-device-on-plane-that-caused-uk-warehouse-fire
societies in turmoil find it easier to acquire both lunatics and explosives
i’d just want to notice it’s much easier when you can just pick them up from field and melt them in a kettle
That’s nine dead by now
higher voltage at the same power would actually make it more compact
that’s just rehashed fukuyama
update 2: there were 50.45% votes for EU integration after counting 99,7% votes
so much for second best army in the world
i think the RF here stands for russian federation
combined cycle gas powerplants can get almost to 60%
bombs are single use, there’s no need to pick it up now
why it was there in the first place? they probably had no idea, or if there was post-war cleanup it went undetected for some reason
any explosive weapon will sometimes leave duds, there are GMLRS, javelin and excalibur duds documented. ww1 era shells could be the worst because by some estimates up to some 20% failed, then fuzes were often brass so they didn’t corrode, but shell or bomb body were steel or cast iron so they did. when fuze gets almost set off then loses mechanical support it sometimes becomes more likely it’ll be initiated on its own
ceasefire has been in place for four years at this point. many syrians went to lebanon as refugees, estimates place them at something close to 1.5M. maybe some of them are going back
if that was mixed with fuel, sure (15kt) but on its own should be a bit less (6.5kt)
“This is a ship that nobody wants, but that nobody can get rid of.”
20,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate
i see something resembling a solution, right there
damn i wonder if he had a PMC