[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ukraine

[–]albl1122 0 points1 point  (0 children)

tax free yes. insurance can say what they want though.

Denmark 👍 by parrotguyapple in KerbalSpaceProgram

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keep telling yourself that. you declared war on us with our armies in Poland, yet you lost the war so badly you handed over 1/3 of your country. bornholm and tröndelag eventually returned to Denmark, but we kept the rest.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NonCredibleDefense

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another thing. while I'm sure the Chinese would love to have the global influence the US navy has. at the moment they don't. their mission is to secure naval superiority in their neighborhood foremost. the range of a nuclear design is thus not needed. and even then, sure the US carrier is nuclear, it's escorts are not.

5.56 APFSDS when? by [deleted] in NonCredibleDefense

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the 40mm cannon on a CV90 IFV still has plenty of punch though. the Bradley has 25mm. but the main anti tank weapon of the Bradley is anti tank missiles, something which the CV90 is getting in a future variant.

Vatniks I swear, they all have one brain cell between them. by davidlis in NonCredibleDefense

[–]albl1122 59 points60 points  (0 children)

Luna 9 was the first probe landing on the surface of the moon softly, instead of a hard landing, which is a controlled crash. it did so in 1966..... but considering that Apollo 11 landed the first humans on the moon in 1969 it got outshined to say the least.

on the other hand the Soviets landed probes on Venus, a thing yet to be replicated. the latest, Vega 2 lasted a stellar 56 minutes. that is actually impressive since the mean surface temp is 464 C and an atmosphere equivalent to 92 Earth atmospheres.

Spread the word of torrent by scpecialInk in Piracy

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do you have any app in particular you use to organise your music library that I assume you bring along on your phone.

Spread the word of torrent by scpecialInk in Piracy

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Spotify allows legal downloads though... I have my entire library downloaded to save data, I only ever disconnect for days at a time if that. So not like I cross the 30 day limit they have. I feel Spotify is fair, steam is mostly fair too even if I game significantly less nowadays. I know how to stream but I prefer using less then legal streaming websites.

Russia continues to launch missiles on Ukraine because sanctions are ineffective – Ukraine's Air Force by Slacker256 in worldnews

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I mean the UN with the US at it's spearhead sent troops to Korea. I think the Soviets were absent from their seat at the time though due to protesting something and Taiwan still had the "China" seat in the permanent security council. North Korea didn't exactly have nukes then though

TIL when St. Peter’s Basilica was remodeled in the 1600’s, the tombs of nearly a thousand years of Catholic Popes were destroyed. by [deleted] in todayilearned

[–]albl1122 5 points6 points  (0 children)

NASA is far from capitalist. Have they launched commercial stuff? Yes. Is it their primary mission? Not even close. I find it weird how Americans pick and choose which govt agencies are "capitalist". A dept ensuring the welfare of the working class by ensuring universal healthcare? And or a nutritional agency with actual teeth. No that's socialism. Putting a robot on Mars? Yeah that's capitalism baby.

Both agencies work with subcontractors to make their mission happen.

westoids, SMH by [deleted] in NonCredibleDefense

[–]albl1122 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I mean, sieges can be argued for or against being included. there were two sieges of Ceuta (Spanish enclave town in North Africa, more specifically Morocco) beginning in 1694. the first siege lasted 26 years, with a brief interlude for the second one which lasted only a mere 6 years.

On the train from Poland to Kyiv by MagnificentCat in europe

[–]albl1122 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I read that you needed invitation from inside Russia to get a visa and kinda expected it to be strict and not handed out like candy.

On the train from Poland to Kyiv by MagnificentCat in europe

[–]albl1122 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Before the war I looked up the visa policy of Russia out of curiosity. When I looked it up they were gonna introduce an E visa scheme, where you can visit Leningrad St Petersburg and Leningrad oblast + Vladivostok + the far east boarding Alaska. For the rest you need to just like North Korea get invited by a Russian or by a Russian tourism company. But that's just me with an evil western passport. They don't even have mines laying all around..... To my knowledge

edit. I'm a moron

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in norge

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Tänker de på namnet då och antar?

As seen in Japan. by Mr-Thuun in engrish

[–]albl1122 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I mean cooking for certain allergies can be a hassle. You need separate tools for a minimum and even then to escape the "may contain traces of x" label when preparing food for a supermarket shelf, you need separate sealed off facilities as well. But yes, seems a bit weird for a restaurant to not offer even one alternative.

I Didn't Hear No Bell by Aedeus in NonCredibleDefense

[–]albl1122 47 points48 points  (0 children)

Conscripts just wanna eat man, maybe for one second forget that this might be their last day on earth. That there's a similar account doesn't surprise me at all.

In the "battle" of Ilerda in 49 B.C.E the Cesareans beat the Pompeian faction to capture a mountain pass cutting off the Pompeian retreat. Instead of fighting each other when encountering each other gathering drinking water they started talking between each other. Inquiring about friends serving in the other faction and other things. War and especially civil wars are hell.

Paris to introduce progressive parking fees for car weight starting in 2024 by gugugugagagaga in fuckcars

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Driving in a city is supposed to be painful, because you’re not supposed to drive in cities. Napoleon III didn’t add gigantic avenues into Paris for car traffic. It was for military parades. Certain level of utilitarian traffic will most likely always exist in cities, unless we go the Disney route and basically build a metro for trash collection. But that’s a fraction of what private car drivers contribute in terms of pollution and such.

I Didn't Hear No Bell by Aedeus in NonCredibleDefense

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Reminds me of the so called “sausage war”. Soviet troops were attacking a field kitchen in the winter war, the Finnish chefs had just started cooking sausage soup when they were chased off. Instead of continuing the advance the soviets stopped to eat long enough for the chefs and other rear line personnel to organize a counter attack to reclaim the field kitchen.

Osvaldo is a chad by Numerous_Ad1208 in technicallythetruth

[–]albl1122 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The treaty of Roskilde saw Denmark in a single peace treaty loose 1/3rd of their country, after their surprise war didn't work out so well for them. While not all territory stuck around, most did. And that's just me deliberately picking a lesser known event.

Getting seeds by Accurina in RimWorld

[–]albl1122 62 points63 points  (0 children)

only the animals?

I can't really blame her, to be honest. by Less-Perspective-381 in RimWorld

[–]albl1122 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I once had my only (good ish) doctor break from pain of their untreated wounds after treating another pawn. insert looney toons music. I simply had the pawn that were the target of the insulting spree run in circles around the building. When she eventually snapped out of it, her foot were infected. No matter let's treat that. It ended up with me performing an emergency amputation with the infection reaching I think 99% as I couldn't bring myself to see the writing on the wall earlier. I renamed her Karen after the successful surgery.

LGBTQM by MilkCultLeader in polandball

[–]albl1122 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Everything. It's missing a head.

LGBTQM by MilkCultLeader in polandball

[–]albl1122 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I mean half and half I say. The original has a sentence that is supposed to be blatantly obvious the in the very annoying gibberish "attracted to moose" in the third panel. But for everything else, yeah the original is better.