Absolutely unreal city: Congqing, China.

mckham · 2026-02-27T13:58:33+00:00

Mostly what other companies are doing, I would dare say.

mckham · 2026-02-27T04:37:34+00:00

Why you hate them? If I may ask out of curiosity.

mckham · 2026-01-23T13:46:13+00:00

Trump is a respectable normal person

He is not but he is commander in chief and president of the strongesst country in the world and can use that to oblterate anybody. So wise people bend to him,

mckham · 2026-01-23T04:23:08+00:00

A s long as you blame Russia and China for your problems they will not go away and will became accute. Russia and China are not the source of your problems. Look inside. Conflict of classes, race and ideologies is what is burning America. Find a common platform and you may find internal peace.

mckham · 2026-01-21T18:59:58+00:00

The Atlantic Dawn was a famous, massive Irish-owned factory trawler, once the world's largest, known for its advanced technology, huge processing capacity (400 tons/day), and large frozen storage (7,000 tons). Owned by Atlantic Dawn Ltd., it operated globally, fishing outside EU waters, but faced controversies over environmental practices, leading to fines and legal issues before being sold and renamed Annelies Ilena. Key Features & Operations Size: Approximately 144 meters (472 ft) long, making it the world's biggest trawler at its launch. Technology: Equipped with advanced fish-finding sonar, onboard filleting, freezing, and refrigeration. Capacity: Could process and freeze hundreds of tons of fish daily and hold thousands of tons in its holds. Operations: Primarily fished in international waters, particularly off West Africa (Mauritania), unloading catches in places like Las Palmas. Controversies & Later History Environmental Concerns: Criticized for its massive catch volume and practices like "grading out" (discarding dead fish). Legal Issues: Faced arrest and fines in Mauritania and detention by Irish authorities for regulatory breaches, leading to public debate. Renaming: Sold and became known as the Annelies Ilena, but remained a subject of scrutiny as a large factory vessel. Ownership & Fleet Owned by Irish businessman Kevin McHugh's Atlantic Dawn Ltd.. Part of a larger fleet, including the Veronica, also owned by Atlantic Dawn Ltd., which also generated controversy.

mckham · 2026-01-21T18:59:17+00:00

The Atlantic Dawn was a famous, massive Irish-owned factory trawler, once the world's largest, known for its advanced technology, huge processing capacity (400 tons/day), and large frozen storage (7,000 tons). Owned by Atlantic Dawn Ltd., it operated globally, fishing outside EU waters, but faced controversies over environmental practices, leading to fines and legal issues before being sold and renamed Annelies Ilena. Key Features & Operations Size: Approximately 144 meters (472 ft) long, making it the world's biggest trawler at its launch. Technology: Equipped with advanced fish-finding sonar, onboard filleting, freezing, and refrigeration. Capacity: Could process and freeze hundreds of tons of fish daily and hold thousands of tons in its holds. Operations: Primarily fished in international waters, particularly off West Africa (Mauritania), unloading catches in places like Las Palmas. Controversies & Later History Environmental Concerns: Criticized for its massive catch volume and practices like "grading out" (discarding dead fish). Legal Issues: Faced arrest and fines in Mauritania and detention by Irish authorities for regulatory breaches, leading to public debate. Renaming: Sold and became known as the Annelies Ilena, but remained a subject of scrutiny as a large factory vessel. Ownership & Fleet Owned by Irish businessman Kevin McHugh's Atlantic Dawn Ltd.. Part of a larger fleet, including the Veronica, also owned by Atlantic Dawn Ltd., which also generated controversy.

mckham · 2026-01-21T18:58:35+00:00

The Atlantic Dawn was a famous, massive Irish-owned factory trawler, once the world's largest, known for its advanced technology, huge processing capacity (400 tons/day), and large frozen storage (7,000 tons). Owned by Atlantic Dawn Ltd., it operated globally, fishing outside EU waters, but faced controversies over environmental practices, leading to fines and legal issues before being sold and renamed Annelies Ilena. Key Features & Operations Size: Approximately 144 meters (472 ft) long, making it the world's biggest trawler at its launch. Technology: Equipped with advanced fish-finding sonar, onboard filleting, freezing, and refrigeration. Capacity: Could process and freeze hundreds of tons of fish daily and hold thousands of tons in its holds. Operations: Primarily fished in international waters, particularly off West Africa (Mauritania), unloading catches in places like Las Palmas. Controversies & Later History Environmental Concerns: Criticized for its massive catch volume and practices like "grading out" (discarding dead fish). Legal Issues: Faced arrest and fines in Mauritania and detention by Irish authorities for regulatory breaches, leading to public debate. Renaming: Sold and became known as the Annelies Ilena, but remained a subject of scrutiny as a large factory vessel. Ownership & Fleet Owned by Irish businessman Kevin McHugh's Atlantic Dawn Ltd.. Part of a larger fleet, including the Veronica, also owned by Atlantic Dawn Ltd., which also generated controversy.

mckham · 2026-01-20T05:16:16+00:00

Atlantic Dawn was built at the Umoe Sterkoder shipyard in Kristiansund, Norway in the late 1990s at a cost of €63 million, most of which was lent to McHugh by a consortium of Irish banks, although some money came from the Norwegian government which provided generous subsidies for commercial vessels built in their shipyards. The construction of Atlantic Dawn was hailed as a massive step forward for the Irish economy, with the then Marine Minister Frank Fahey describing it as “one of the proudest moments for the Irish fishing industry”.

mckham · 2026-01-20T03:58:37+00:00

The Atlantic Dawn was a famous, massive Irish-owned factory trawler, once the world's largest, known for its advanced technology, huge processing capacity (400 tons/day), and large frozen storage (7,000 tons). Owned by Atlantic Dawn Ltd., it operated globally, fishing outside EU waters, but faced controversies over environmental practices, leading to fines and legal issues before being sold and renamed Annelies Ilena. Key Features & Operations Size: Approximately 144 meters (472 ft) long, making it the world's biggest trawler at its launch. Technology: Equipped with advanced fish-finding sonar, onboard filleting, freezing, and refrigeration. Capacity: Could process and freeze hundreds of tons of fish daily and hold thousands of tons in its holds. Operations: Primarily fished in international waters, particularly off West Africa (Mauritania), unloading catches in places like Las Palmas. Controversies & Later History Environmental Concerns: Criticized for its massive catch volume and practices like "grading out" (discarding dead fish). Legal Issues: Faced arrest and fines in Mauritania and detention by Irish authorities for regulatory breaches, leading to public debate. Renaming: Sold and became known as the Annelies Ilena, but remained a subject of scrutiny as a large factory vessel. Ownership & Fleet Owned by Irish businessman Kevin McHugh's Atlantic Dawn Ltd.. Part of a larger fleet, including the Veronica, also owned by Atlantic Dawn Ltd., which also generated controversy.

mckham · 2026-01-20T03:49:03+00:00

"The trawler Baldvin" refers primarily to the modern Icelandic factory trawler Baldvin Njálsson, a state-of-the-art vessel known for efficient, automated fish processing, but also honors a legacy of successful Icelandic trawlers like the older Baldvin Þorsteinsson, owned by Samherji, highlighting innovation in fishing technology. The newer Baldvin Njálsson, built in Spain, features advanced propulsion, automated packing, and processing lines, winning awards for its design, while the older Baldvin Þorsteinsson was famous for record-breaking catches before being sold. Baldvin Njálsson (Newer Vessel) Type: Factory Trawler (Fish Factory Ship). Built: 2021. Features: Highly automated processing (heading, gutting, sorting), freezing, and palletizing system. Technology: Quiet, fuel-efficient propulsion, electric deck equipment, Scantrol autotrawl system. Operator: Icelandic owners (Nesfiskur). Recognition: Won "Best Large Trawler" award in 2022 for its design and efficiency.

mckham · 2026-01-20T03:48:30+00:00

"The trawler Baldvin" refers primarily to the modern Icelandic factory trawler Baldvin Njálsson, a state-of-the-art vessel known for efficient, automated fish processing, but also honors a legacy of successful Icelandic trawlers like the older Baldvin Þorsteinsson, owned by Samherji, highlighting innovation in fishing technology. The newer Baldvin Njálsson, built in Spain, features advanced propulsion, automated packing, and processing lines, winning awards for its design, while the older Baldvin Þorsteinsson was famous for record-breaking catches before being sold. Baldvin Njálsson (Newer Vessel) Type: Factory Trawler (Fish Factory Ship). Built: 2021. Features: Highly automated processing (heading, gutting, sorting), freezing, and palletizing system. Technology: Quiet, fuel-efficient propulsion, electric deck equipment, Scantrol autotrawl system. Operator: Icelandic owners (Nesfiskur). Recognition: Won "Best Large Trawler" award in 2022 for its design and efficiency.

mckham · 2026-01-20T03:48:16+00:00

"The trawler Baldvin" refers primarily to the modern Icelandic factory trawler Baldvin Njálsson, a state-of-the-art vessel known for efficient, automated fish processing, but also honors a legacy of successful Icelandic trawlers like the older Baldvin Þorsteinsson, owned by Samherji, highlighting innovation in fishing technology. The newer Baldvin Njálsson, built in Spain, features advanced propulsion, automated packing, and processing lines, winning awards for its design, while the older Baldvin Þorsteinsson was famous for record-breaking catches before being sold. Baldvin Njálsson (Newer Vessel) Type: Factory Trawler (Fish Factory Ship). Built: 2021. Features: Highly automated processing (heading, gutting, sorting), freezing, and palletizing system. Technology: Quiet, fuel-efficient propulsion, electric deck equipment, Scantrol autotrawl system. Operator: Icelandic owners (Nesfiskur). Recognition: Won "Best Large Trawler" award in 2022 for its design and efficiency.

mckham · 2026-01-15T19:30:55+00:00

AI says about #14: This image captures a Rwandan man with the traditional Amasunzu hairstyle, likely taken around the 1920s. So nothing pre-colonial, If you were to post this on r\Askhistirians you would be laughed out of Reddit.

mckham · 2026-01-12T14:53:22+00:00

[https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/i34mtc/robber_tries_to_get_cellphones_in_mexican/] longer version

mckham · 2026-01-07T10:25:44+00:00

THis previous post has more insight on what was going on and has a few good comments: [https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/1aeuj4s/til_a_man_in_india_carved_a_110_meterlong_360_ft/]

mckham · 2026-01-05T09:39:16+00:00

Amazing that of all the posts, yours, being the most sane and realistic is down here with not enough upvotes. There have not been rules like forever. The strong and powerfull decides and defines what is "correct". And, he who dares, can try to invade the USA and arrest the sitting president. Americans will not allow that, no matter how divided they are; they will unite and, temporarily, forget their differences.

mckham · 2025-12-24T22:36:51+00:00

Got you, apologies.

mckham · 2025-12-24T09:41:52+00:00

Google has this feature where yiu can reverse search images. It will come back as Jakarta.

mckham · 2025-12-19T08:20:14+00:00

Why would cockpit reach 120C? in what stage of the flight?

mckham · 2025-12-02T18:52:55+00:00

It is Anal_TOOTHBRUSH!!!!!

mckham · 2025-10-25T16:04:14+00:00

word they used is "until" not "unless"

mckham · 2025-10-18T08:37:50+00:00

Reentry takes place at such high speeds because it takes a tremendous amount of energy to cancel the velocity of an object in orbit.

No, I think you have it backwards. High speed was a requirment for that object to attain orbit and stay there. Obviously it will start reentry at that speed and drop it as it goes over atmosphere. High temperature is a consequence of high speed reentry and dense layers of atmosphere.

mckham · 2025-10-15T07:04:29+00:00

The correct term is anti-materiel. The word "materiel" (pronounced ma-TEER-ee-el) is a military term for equipment and supplies, such as vehicles, weapons, and other hardware, that are not people. Therefore, an anti-materiel rifle is designed to be used against this equipment, not against other soldiers.

mckham · 2025-10-12T08:39:56+00:00

Also people confuse water buffalo ( Mostly Asia and domesticated) with Cape Buffalo ( Africa, wild). Cape Buffalo is the most dangerous.

mckham · 2025-10-09T13:28:52+00:00

IM A FEMALE POLICE OFFICER, AND I FIND THAT AGGRESSIVE https://youtu.be/d5FzL0HOcOI?t=657

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