

That’s just to Unterkomplex. Ppl are genuinely unable to do router based blocking


That’s just to Unterkomplex. Ppl are genuinely unable to do router based blocking


Since when is Microsoft dying doomposting
Oh networking is easy first you go to linkedin Then… You run


I mean windturbines also spin with a bit of water vapor


Yeah welcome to Eu


Where are batteries slow development?


A good argument I have here is that you also decide for everyone else that they don’t have anything to hide


With drones on your side you dont really need exits and artillery is one of the main casualties of drones because even fiber optics drones are now up to 50km in range. Rover drones currently have problems with 1 meter ditches because they can’t cross them. The question is always logistics and having a drone that can cross hard terrain is always better than one that can’t. That’s why hover drones are so effective. They are cheap and able to traverse every terrain in a big radius of operations


Yes but a robot on wheels has a lot more problems with terrain


Yes but they can only open one door and that door doesnt even need to be enforced to be a problem and artillery is a very easy target for drones, because they are kinda easy to spot from air when they fire and are shown to be less and less effective.


Opening doors for example currently drones are very good at open field warfare but have problems with for example bunkers


Oh I like cloud. It’s pretty similar because to put something into clouds you have to burn it or you are a stoic believer against all odds (and sciences)


It can there are only 3 producers and they can decide to not let the price drop


Oh yeah I have so many screenshots from picking up my phone


True


Hm nah this is mostly about commercial printers. As a 3d printer hobbieist I can build it from the ground up so I wouldn’t care much


That’s only partly true https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.13787


I mean 50% of the time you just use the name intellij or vs code suggests and the other 48% are slight variances
“We don’t want to risk Linux getting banned and destroying our complete technical ecosystem”