To be fair, the US did use the bomb ruthlessly and some claim unnecessarily. The US also basically menaced the non US-aligned world with their advantage.
My point being the US wasn't better than her ops at the time.
To be fair, the US did use the bomb ruthlessly and some claim unnecessarily. The US also basically menaced the non US-aligned world with their advantage.
My point being the US wasn't better than her ops at the time.
I second the Flint 2. It's the best router I've ever used.
Looks spicy to me. At least it's replaceable :shrug:?
Nice ride! I dig the colors too.
Wow, he died last year.
He jumped from about 128,000ft / 39,000 m. While an extreme altitude, it is very much inside the stratosphere. The prevailing accepted boundary of space is the Karman line which starts at 328,000 ft / 100,000 m and is much, much higher.
In WWII it's generally agreed that the NAZIs had better, more sophisticated weapons. The US and Soviets just built more which ended up being a winning strategy.
That's a common myth. Like any other nation, Germany had a couple things they did better and things they were worse at. They never had broad technological supremacy at any point in the war.
That mission can go to hell!
Because these drug and AI addled idiots refuse to or can't think more than a quarter ahead at a time. As there are no consequences for the executive caste, why should they?
If you have an external monitor, turn it into a halftop.
That's true.
Proton Pass.