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6 days agoArgh, you’re right, I’m sorry. I’ll delete this post.
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6·7 days agoNo I’m just saying you might as well give up on that dream - the regime will have more support than ever, now.
help the Iranians overthrow the despots
The time to do that was before bombing hundreds of Iranian children. And civilian infrastructure. Way too late now.
7·8 days agoUkraine ;)
25·8 days agoNot a very trustworthy source.
38·9 days agoA very entertaining read. I’m completely unsurprised, based on my experience trying to use Azure. Garbage platform.
And now they’re hacking on that shitshow with CoPilot. Jesus wept.
I am very surprised that Australia and New Zealand did not wean themselves off fossil fuels decades ago, given they are developed countries with wealth and skills and democracy.
After everything that has happened, Iran cannot trust any deals.
Iran will not reopen the strait until the whole world knows that attacking Iran is not worth it. They need to inflict enough pain so that decades from now future US presidents remember what happened.
We are a long way from that.
20·12 days agoDynamic pricing needs dynamic ads.
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Lol 😂
7·14 days agoIn this instance, they deserve it.
Pretty much inevitable once Trump tore up the nuclear treaty during his first term.
It’d stop them launching ships to lay mines, or launching midget submarines and naval drones, which is a start. It might keep the Iranians too busy fighting on land to aim at ships. It’d basically be an open wound for USA though - completely unsustainable.
Then there’s the fantasy of naval escorts for tankers. Each tanker would require a couple of ships to shadow them (anti-air, anti-sub, anti-drone) for the entire length of the gulf (not just the strait) and in normal times 120 tankers pass through there every day. You’d need a fleet ~400 ships strong, running 24/7 (no repairs or rest). And it only takes one hit from an anti-ship missile and hundreds of sailors die. So that ain’t happening.
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To do that they’d need to occupy 1000+ kms of extremely rugged coast. That’s quite a commitment…
“this meeting could have been an email” --> “this app could have been a website”
Well they did say BASIC mobile data…