If you want a specific variety of a plant that’s patented by, say, Monsanto, you don’t own the seeds you get but rather their permission to plant them.
If you re-plant seeds in your own field produced by the crops of the previous year on that same field they can sue you and they will win (see Bowman v. Monsanto Co.)
Iran “attacking its neighbors” is one way to phrase the fact they are hitting back towards US bases they are being attacked from and also towards Israel which itself has attacked basically every country it has borders with and several that it hasn’t.
Ukraine is sending neither drones nor soldiers inside of Iran.
Thousands of Iranian drones have landed into Ukrainian soil, though.
Also are you telling me the Iranians sent the drones to Russia and just sent them flight instructions printed on an A4 paper instead of Iranian instructors…?
Hmmm, I wonder how Ukraine ever managed to become so proficient in shooting down Iranian drones, years before anyone else?
When it comes to countering shaheds, Ukraine is years ahead of pretty much everyone right now.
Iran has been mass producing them for years too, they can make hundreds a month and they could make hundreds more in a sustained war situation.
The US has very few options besides pulling outta there quickly that will allow them to call it a victory.
If Russia decides to play ball and feed intel to Iran then those salvos and shahed swarms are gonna start landing on aircraft carriers like flies on a turd.
I’ve been happily sitting on my R5 2600x for so many years now lol. My MB is an MSI B450 Pro Carbon and it can easily handle a 5950x or 5800x3D or whatever.
Add another 2x8 gb ddr4 for 32GB total and I’ll be seeing some insane performance relative to what I’m already happy with, which will last me another 5 years easily unless the mobo dies.
It’s really insane how well designed AM4 is.
Ah, AM4.
At 10 years old, it’s still the platform that keeps on giving.
In Greece they all seem to own or work at big stores that sell randomly branded clothing and low to OK quality tools, fishing gear, cooking pots, gardening stuff and a myriad of random electronic devices like flashlights, LED strips, chargers, selfie sticks etc, all sold dirt cheap.
Some of them learn the language at some point, but most don’t. They don’t seem to even hang out amongst themselves, it’s seemingly isolated families here and there.
They keep to their own and bother no one.
Just go to the house of any cyber security worker, or any sysadmin / IT worker and tell me how many internet connected smart devices you find.
The “S” in IoT stands for Security.
And they’re still called “settlers” XD
Imagine me and a battalion of Greek soldiers marching into, say, Italy and bombing a town to shit, then establishing a perimeter, kill the locals, act like the area was promised to us by Zeus 3000 years ago and be called “Greek settlers” on mainstream media and nothing done to us.
Slanias Song - Eluveitie
We reached out to the perpetrator after the arrest and his comment was “Mi scusi”
Things are going great
We found out 15 years ago the hardware is probably older
I would try going for it again with a bit less zoom in perhaps, about 500 frames for stacking and I’d keep the ISO at or below 3200 for an older camera, but 6400 is fine.
Make sure to save in RAW and lock the white balance.
As for better focusing, I found a 3D printing service near me and had them print me a Bahtinov mask for a couple of bucks, there’s a website that designs one for you and gives you a 3D printable file. You can also order one from Amazon for about 10 USD, generally pretty cheap.
Good luck!
It appears to be slightly out of focus maybe?
Still, it’s a great start! What did you use to photograph it?
Any US carrier strike group can probably sink the entire navy of most countries. This calls for a full NATO response because if it doesn’t then I don’t know what does
Remember, if this happens then Orange McFuckface will declare there’s a civil war going on and declare martial law, canceling elections.
I mean they have surrounded the area with an entire army that shoots little kids for sport so…
The internet is still relatively new. The generations that don’t understand it still govern.
I think the millennials will be its last hope, because they remember the world without it, were young enough to understand it when it became popular and aren’t yet old enough to have forgotten how much more fun it used to be.
If that nostalgia finds its way into meaningful regulations, it’d be nice.
If you think the human race as a collective organism, the internet is the nervous system. Suddenly we have eyes to see and ears to hear, we feel pain through it, we form collective thoughts and organize actions.
We have collective intrusive thoughts and impulses, we store our memories there and we train it to anticipate and predict using prior knowledge and reasoning, as we do.
We need to take care of it and feed it correct information or it’ll become erratic and stagnant.
I predict it’ll be splintered into pieces and from them something new will emerge.
Tech in general is peaking in performance and and so it must differentiate in features to be competitive