That accumulation of a hundred years of tech debt during that 12h window is acceptable

I expected ‘git gud’

Red Hat’s parent company IBM says it has more staff in India than the USA and 264,000 staff overall.

Wow, I didn't know they are this huge

So, in short they came up with drone interceptors that are:

• capable of fully automatic deployment
• as cheap as $3000 (or $2000 because there are two costs named in the video) compared to Shaheds that cost 30k+
• are fast enough and with enough range to actually be efficient against strike drones
• now produced at a rate of 2 drones per day per worker

I think, this was bound to happen at some point and we keep moving towards extra cheap drone warfare

I also hope this helps immensely, but considering the amount of drones used for attacks, they will need a lot of those

This makes sense, a library is interested in keeping the books it has, not in getting profit out of users. Or at least it should be anyway

A revolution it might be, makes better it might not :(

I read in another place that Japan was the fourth to launch a satellite in February of 1970, it looks like that other article means ‘launched using their own rocktet’, and Canada launched 8 years earlier than Japan using NASA rocket

What is unrealistic here is the target price, $40 for maglev to anywhere looks like a steal

And then after they demanded a quick fix it will be swiftly delivered in next decade

Well, it's better than not being able, I guess

Makes sense, no need to let gamers know about your novelty gaming store