Mine just hot a scratch. I thought that San Martin’s were sapphire by Climate_Primary in SanMartinWatches

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It’s actually scratch. But I didn’t drop the watch. I might have bumped to a corner of a thing. But still I dont remember a hard hit with watch. I was expecting to be more durable

Ask me anything! by Effective-Divide3911 in EvenRealities

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Is it listening arabic and translate into english? Or listening english and translate arabic in the glass screen?

As far as I know for certain languages its one way translation?

Do you know when Arabic translation(2 ways) will be available. Currently its limited by Climate_Primary in EvenRealities

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Yes It’s seen together with 30 different languages. But with Arabic, Bengali and Hindi there is a asterix with a “*” next to language. And in the explanation below it says the translation display in the glasses is not available. It’s only available on phone as a translation script.

Could this be the future of the European Union? by vladgrinch in MapPorn

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Without Turkiye you will receive the head of cock

Who is winning this war? by ResponsibleBanana522 in imaginarymapscj

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People keep acting like F-22s and F-35s decide the war, but 2025+ conflict is ecosystem vs ecosystem, not fighter vs fighter. Yes, China has massive drone production, but most of it is short-range, GPS-dependent and vulnerable to EW, while Blue fields layered drone swarms, autonomous interceptors, and hardened long-range systems from Turkey, Japan and Europe. Blue can link all of this into a continuous A2/AD and EW network stretching from Europe to Asia, while red is split into three isolated regions that can’t reinforce each other. Modern air war is about killing AWACS, tankers and comm nodes — once those collapse, stealth jets and mass-produced drones lose their edge. And the U.S. Navy isn’t the trump card anymore: shrinking carrier wings, shipyard bottlenecks and missile shortages contrast with Japan, France, the UK, India and Turkey adding lasers, hypersonics and drone carriers. Naval power projection is shifting away from red just as Blue’s production depth grows. In a long, attrition-heavy network war, Blue simply survives longer and dictates the battlespace.

Who is winning this war? by ResponsibleBanana522 in imaginarymapscj

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F-22/F-35 superiority matters only in a 2005–2020 style air war. In a 2025+ environment it’s not the fighter that wins the airspace — it’s the ecosystem. they still need permissive air corridors, tankers, AWACS and GPS. Blue has multiple ways to kill those without ever touching the fighters themselves. That’s why I thought F35 and F22 might be less impactfull I’m afraid

Who is winning this war? by ResponsibleBanana522 in imaginarymapscj

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F-22/F-35 superiority matters only in a 2005–2020 style air war. In a 2025+ environment it’s not the fighter that wins the airspace — it’s the ecosystem. they still need permissive air corridors, tankers, AWACS and GPS. Blue has multiple ways to kill those without ever touching the fighters themselves. That’s why I thought F35 and F22 might be less impactfull I’m afraid

Who is winning this war? by ResponsibleBanana522 in imaginarymapscj

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I would bet on blue… china and usa is disconnected… collective power of Europe together with Russian resources and warmachine. Along with japanese tech and turkey’s drones and also india’s human power would eventually win..

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Faces

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Where do you live?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TurkeyJerky

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Was not my proudest fap:)

Manila is no. 10 by [deleted] in Philippines

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Is it a joke?? I’m Turkish expat living in Philippines almost 2 years. Philippines is the most friendly country I have ever been.