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Comment #38229895
Werner would be proud.
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Comment #35325594
It's a nice image, but I find it's easy to spot IA generated images when trying to make images of very specific existing hardware. Here you can see all the cars are generic with 50…
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Comment #35073787
Dunno if true, but resonance frequency is the reason German military always avoided making goose step military marches across bridges. I suppose it would depends on the bridge anyw…
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Comment #34772607
Ahhh Bernard... He once tried to became a Belgian subject to pay less taxes. And now that he is the richest in the world mainly due to Elon goofing (the guy selling self-parking ro…
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Comment #34433992
At least no one p.. on your rug.
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Comment #34404242
Beautiful... Would fit well as a part of "Night on Earth".
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Comment #34186430
> Words and alphabet are common heritage of mankind, like language "Ah yes, they appeared out of thin air and no one had to create them or fight to keep them (Haben Sie bemerkt, da…
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Comment #34184756
Completely irrelevant . Words and alphabet are common heritage of mankind, like language. They are one way humans communicate, it can’t be « owned ». Your question is like asking «…
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Comment #34175332
Ever wrote a text, drew or filmed something or took a picture, to find that someone else used it without your consent to make money ?
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Comment #34128857
I starred at the tittle for 20sec, with my foggy mind trying to understand why translate CSS in Polish... must sleep.
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Comment #34041361
It's not about France or Argentina. It's about the PSG, a club owned by Qatar (buye... ahem... host of the world cup), where both Messi and Mbappé plays.
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Comment #33908290
A haïku to leave before seppuku. No more coffee is indeed catastrophic.
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Comment #33871359
Btw, is salted butter a Brittany thing ? Here in my local epicerie in Paris suburb, can only find "Demi-sel" :(
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Comment #33397740
just one, my poor memory.
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Comment #33394554
F-14 was a very complex and expensive to maintain. A beauty, but an Hangar Queen in her last years. Maybe by "peers" the author meant it was one of the "teen" fighters serie, F-14,…
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Comment #33019343
this was reported by H I Sutton June 18 : "2 #Russian Navy warships operating off Danish island in Baltic yesterday Matches broadly with claimed Russian Navy violated Danish territ…
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Comment #32769489
How surprising... Developing a specific supersonic jet engine for this kind of plane would not be cost effective anyway, the fleet would be too small to worth the investment. Even …
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Comment #32706348
Could it be that the Ys city legend in Brittany was this Welsh legend transposed in Brittany, when the Bretons (originally Welsh peoples) migrated there... very interesting. https:…
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Comment #32487376
Still there are not much other routes you can go supersonic in one flight but trans-atlantic, which Concorde could do. Trans-Pacific which could have been the big money making rout…
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Comment #32485124
Supersonic heat also. Concorde was in Aluminum and at 2.1 mach it was at the very limit of what could be done in aluminum. Which required a very "tight" design, engineering marvel …
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Comment #32484506
So they went from scaled down Concorde configuration : https://www.airway.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Boom_Ov... to a very scaled down Boeing 2707-300 configuration : https:/…
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Comment #32255612
I've seen news of churches (Catholic, as most Churches are in France) been set on fire maybe 2 or 3 times in the news here in France, that was a while ago... Not seen any news like…
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Comment #32227058
- The slow motion pass of the Mustang in Empire Of The Sun, that is for planes nuts like me ... and - the ending scene of Le Train (1973) with Romy Schneider. But so many movies sc…
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Comment #32226458
Indeed, when first saw (or more appropriately heard) that one, thought "the guy who did this Must have been in a city shootout at one point..."