This is what I have noticed with almost all of the micro commuter cars. They cost more than a Civic; often significantly more. If they were half the price of a Civic I bet people would be all over them.
war is always the worst possible option
I'm currently living in a country that was freed from British colonialism via war. I'm damn happy that war happened, I'm damn happy we have our own country.
The fun problem with isolationism is it just allows problems to fester; then you have something much worse to deal with later. You may want to ignore the world, but the world won't ignore you.
Edit: An Iranian proxy has been shooting civilian shipping and civilian crews from all countries for the last year. There are problems one cannot simply ignore.
Yep! He is pretty popular and does some nice reviews. He generally likes pointing out negative aspects a bit more. But he is one of the more honest and amusing reviewers out there.
He is the same guy that used to do the Zero Punctuation reviews.
Their ability to make nukes has been delayed several times in the past, another delaying action is likely better than letting them get nukes.
And it was something people were hoping would save the game. But, it's unfortunately more confirmation that Bethesda can no longer produce quality games.
Baldur's Gate 3, good for up to four player coop.
Borderlands 1 & 2, too.
Internet connected devices are a mistake. Not only is there non-existent security updates for the device, it means there is a timer on the life of the functions of the device. If a device cannot function offline, you will have a gimped (or completely dead) product soon.
functions like scheduling a charge will no longer work
Case and point. Why did the device ever need the internet to run a clock? It didn't, but because it was 'smart', now it can't operate a basic time function.
Russia faces a shortage of engineers, turners, and CNC machine operators. The Russian job portal Avito in September received 2,000 resumes for turners, in comparison to 60,000 position openings. For CNC operators, there were only 600 resumes for 18,600 vacancies, despite the alluring salaries.
Those are some awful numbers. You know a large percentage of those few resumes are going to be junk applicants. But with those huge disparity rates, they are probably going to get hired anyway and the businesses are just going to attempt to do their best to get the junk applicants to be somewhat useful.
On further thought the glow could be from reentry and not from burning rocket motors. So, no I'm not sure.
Currently waiting to see the level of damage and more detailed reports.
From watching the videos, it looks like a ton of low-level missile intercepts. The rocket motors are still active, which isn't what you see for ballistic missiles in their terminal phase.
Probably will be lots of damage due to debris though.
Did someone just defect?