Did we just hit the corner?
…It feels weird to catch myself making a joke about death and maiming. I used to be opposed to taking lightly the death of Russian soldiers in the first few months of the war. I assumed that most of them were there against their will. At this point though I feel that only the worst kind of human would fight on the Russian side. And it seems I have no more compassion for them… At all.
TIL about the Ronna and Quetta prefixes.
Just trying to imagine what he feels like overloads my “chuffed” meter… I would probably pull a George Constanza, declare the war over and just leave on a high note.
Tragically, I think they only aim to be “do it somewhere else” nets. Because they introduce the threat of getting caught or partially caught and having to live with the embarrassment or wounds, respectively.
Qu’est que le fuck, Belgium?
Mysterious are your ways, o Lord. I didn’t hear a clear “no” so I’ll interpret that as a “sure, yeah, lol”. Thanks! Daggermoon is king.
Now about this hell business, how many of the people i don’t like can fit in there?..
That’s a great rule. It’ll raise conversion to our religion! We can ignore it whenever even mildly inconvenient though, of course?
What are your views regarding people that are different from me?
Porque no los dos?
Looks like it could have easily gone faster. Probably leaving room for future headlines.
Looks like Russia managed to cobble together one more tank.
The common ancestor that links whales and deer existed millions of years ago and exhibited features shared by both groups. This ancestor likely possessed basic artiodactyl characteristics, such as an even number of toes on each foot and a certain bone structure within the ear. Over time, as these creatures diverged to inhabit distinct environments, their physical traits adapted accordingly. Despite these differences, the underlying genetic similarities persist, revealing their deep-rooted connection.
The exact purpose of this facility remains unknown.
I was hoping for more clues on that. It sounds like an easy thing to disrupt so I can’t imagine they’d try manufacturing anything. The only thing that makes sense to me would be a distribution point to send the power further on into the Russian grid.
According to a confidential email, DR is in possession of, production is expected to start December 1. According to the confidential email, the company FPRT, which was founded by Fire Point, which is behind the “flamingo” missile, will produce solid rocket fuel at an address close to Air Station Skrydstrup.
Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen (V) has long announced that there are Ukrainian defence companies on the way to start production in Denmark.
Now DR can tell you who one of the companies is and where it should be.
This is the company FPRT, which was founded by Fire Point, which is the company behind Ukraine’s brand new long-range “flamingo” cruise missile, which they have reportedly recently used to hit a FSB base in Crimea.
A missile, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has called Ukraine’s “most successful.”
The production will take place just on the other side of the fence from Air Station Skrydstrup, where the Danish F-35 fighter jets are housed.
This is shown by a confidential email sent around among ministries and agencies that DR has come into possession of. It also appears that production is scheduled to start on 1 December this year.
Here you can read that FPRT must produce solid rocket fuel.
Fast rocket fuel turns on quickly and can deliver a powerful and stable combustion, making it suitable for, among other things, missiles and military purposes.
Unlike liquid rocket fuel, it doesn’t need to be refuelled just before launching, and it’s easier to handle and store.
Prevent the “flamingo” missile uses solid rocket fuel. The “Flamingo” missile is being produced by Ukrainian Fire Point. It has a range of 3,000 kilometers. According to The Economist, prototypes of the missile were painted pink. (Photo: © Emfrem Lukatsky/AP/Ritzau Scanpix) Has created a Danish website
Further in the mail, it says that it will use the new controversial law that gives the government unprecedented power to disregard other laws and citizens’ right to complain if a project serves significant national defense goals or civil emergency purposes.
The law is due to be voted through next week and is expected to take effect from mid-September.
The company FPRT has already received a Danish CVR number. In addition, a Danish website has been set up, where the company writes that it is “in the process of a large project”, where it “establishes modern production facilities in Vojens”.
“Our work supports programs that are very important for Denmark’s defence,” they wrote.
On the contrary, they’re brilliant design!
What you want to control is water temperature and (separately) water flow rate. Two taps let you control those but only by guessing the right combination of settings with trial and error. On your first try you’ll get one right (the flow rate, say) and mess up the other one (the temperature, say). Try again and you’re a little closer, but not perfect.
One-handled taps align their control vectors with the search space’s basis vectors. You want more flow? Turn this way, exactly to the right setting. You want higher temperature? Turn this other way, orthogonal to the first, without altering what you had set there. There’s no comparison.
“Tim… how high did you say you turned up that signal? This planet did have oceans a while ago, didn’t it?”
As I understand, it turns out the probe was listening and even replying, but it was replying with a whisper instead of a shout (it hadn’t turned on an amplifier) and we couldn’t hear it.
Oof. Look at the seating positions at that table. Things have changed, but that’s not a good look, glancing back. Europe has some guilt for the current situation. I hope we continue to move firmly towards repairing it.
That’s not very typical, I’d like to make that point.