Or, hear me out... as a news aggregator... aggregate those RSS feeds into a single feed? Like how Lemmy has an RSS feed of the links the users provide?
Ah, got ya. Even then, most of that was done by aircraft sorties, though, and not much tank action. The US didn't enter Iraq very far in the first Gulf War.
Most all of these can be prevented, and even reversed, if we: Drastically reduce our consumption based lifestyles, reforest places like the Amazon (Our planet's lungs), and get creative with other methods (ie, algae cultivation on a large scale).
But, these all require abolishing capitalism, in order to be done.
nd modern armor could destroy both of them with pinpoint accuracy while moving full speed over rough terrain outside of radar range (e.g. what happened in the invasion of Iraq).
lol, that is NOT what happened in Iraq. The tanks were sitting on low boy trucks for the vast majority of the invasion. How do I know this? Because they were in my convoys.
Even for major offensives after the initial invasion, that's not at all what happened. They were basically employed as large mortars, sitting about a half mile outside of a town, and leveling it.
Well, she didn't want to be sold to that particular oligarch. He's the potato oligarch, and lives in a smoke filled house and is abusive. She thought she would be sold off to the oil oligarch.
It’s more than simply astonishing, it’s mind-blowingly bonkers how much money they have to burn to see ANY amount of return
See, that's the trick, and it's used by LOADS of startups:
You don't actually have to see a return... You just have to have a good story showing there MAY be a GIANT return. The founders collect enormous salaries (Funded by VC dollars, not their own), they burn through the money to create more illusion, then ask for more, then burn through that, foretelling of the coming days when the money is just coming!
Meanwhile, just before it's "projected" to become insanely profitable, they sell out to someone, walk away with a giant check, and the product evaporates.
Cloudflare might get some benefit in the ability to track end-users across more websites as part of their efforts to determine who is a real human versus a potentially-malicious bot
It lets them get a very wide base to test products against, which in and of itself, is a huge benefit. They can test out far more edge-cases than anyone else in the industry at the moment.
Or, hear me out... as a news aggregator... aggregate those RSS feeds into a single feed? Like how Lemmy has an RSS feed of the links the users provide?