Two Wookiees attack each other. Chewie yells "NNRAOO" and the other yells "AARGH!!"
This is what every Bsky discourse fight feels like, to me:
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Two Wookiees attack each other. Chewie yells "NNRAOO" and the other yells "AARGH!!"
This is what every Bsky discourse fight feels like, to me:
You've been visited by the magical duck. You don't have to do anything. He will simply give you a good day today. A picture of a duck
Go, be magnificent.
The Trump regime has no idea what it’s doing hour to hour, just in case you thought there was some grand strategy in Iran
Mark Dubowitz @mdubowitz I’ve advocated for Iran regime change for 22 years. But success would be a militarily decisive victory that leaves the regime in place—but with its deadly capabilities severely degraded. And then a phase two: maximum pressure, max support and max fracturing to bring it down. 3:55 PM · Mar 11, 2026 · 63.2K Views https://x.com/mdubowitz/status/2031821419051446699?s=20
Oh no! It looks like the war isn’t going the way he masturbated to
It is extremely difficult to construct a practical case against this position. Net Zero is now as much about patriotism as it is about climate change.
How dare you question my sanity on this, the day of my cat’s quinceañera
If you have even a passing interest in The Beastmaster or Krull — and who doesn’t? — you will enjoy this very much
Unit cost of PrSM Increment 1 is $2.09 million (TY$), while the median school lunch cost in SY14-15 was $3.81. Two PrSMs launched works out to about 1.1 million school lunches.
War is a ferociously expensive way to settle disputes.
There is basically zero chance the @iaeaorg goes commando, as it were. (10x the IAEA-UNCSOM tension in post-1991 Iraq. Disaster.) More likely is an Iraq Survey Group-like arrangement, which maybe includes some friendly former IAEA inspectors and consultants. @nicolegrajewski.bsky.social
This is just another example of how men will never, ever stop and ask for directions.
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At EOD School, my team's final test in Nuclear Ordnance Division was an ALCM W80 'crash n smash' scenario set at the Nevada Test Site. Had to put into action what we'd learned about locating and separating different nuclear materials and how much we could stack without criticality issues. Good times
If the warhead is intact after the crash, that's a strong sign of clobbering -- the LACM was lost and, therefore, didn't make enough terrain matches to arm the warhead.
I wrote this up in 2009 when there was a debate about whether to retire the nuclear-armed Tomahawk. One reason the Navy supported retirement was the concern of crashing nuclear-armed cruise missiles into countries like Japan and Korea.
www.armscontrolwonk.com/archive/2025...
Since people are rediscovering "clobbering" of cruise missiles, let me explain: Tomahawks use "terrain contour matching" (TERCOM) to find their way to targets. For reasons, about 1-2% of Tomahawks "clobber" -- get lost and fly into the ground -- en route to target.
U.S. intelligence indicates that Iran's leadership is still largely intact and is not at risk of imminent collapse after nearly two weeks of relentless U.S. and Israeli bombardment
www.reuters.com/business/med...
live your life in such a way that if you’re ever on trial you’re not so universally loathed that it’s impossible to find an unbiased jury
Trump only got into Wharton after his family pulled strings and got him an interview with an official who did a "special favor" to the family. A Wharton prof later said he was "the dumbest goddamn student" he ever had.
So, yes, his admission does say a lot about how smart he is.
I wish we didn’t have to pick up the tab for his mother’s refusal to hug him as a child.
Ukraine has built a layered drone defense system designed to keep working night after night. That experience carries lessons for the Middle East.
this year at gdc, the yerba buena gardens, a space where developers have congregated during the event for well over a decade, has been taken over by the conference and spends part of the day fenced off. developers are upset not just about the clunkiness of it all, but what it represents
Again, this is a feature of Tomahawk route planning. Tomahawk doesn’t know where it is unless it makes a number of unique terrain matches over an ingress route that must extend for several hundred kilometers. In 2003 routes over Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Iran were used during strikes on Iraq.
It is interesting to me* how this total military, geopolitical, & economic omnishambles is not being covered in the press with remotely the same fierce EPIC DISASTROUS FAILURE urgency that Joe Biden’s not 100% surgically clean withdrawal from 🇦🇫 was covered 🤔
[*It is not remotely interesting to me]
It would be so crazy if the bible had a part where Jesus raised taxes
These are the stories media needs to be covering. Every time an infant dies of a refusal, tell the story. Use those words. The NYT has some of the most abysmal, sympathetic coverage of the AV movement because it can’t bring itself to offend, so we get writing implying we don’t know why it’s grown🤷🏻♀️
Price of front month WTI intraday for the last three sessions
It is admittedly hilarious that crude cleaned out all the shorts Sunday night, spent three days doing nothing, and is now flying again on the news that the US is going to release one-third of what’s left in the SPR.
who called it an american express credit card statement instead of an ae iou
Apart from the sovereignty issue, that's about 22% of annual US production of Tomahawks flying past there.
This isn't a sustainable campaign.
Before you is a switch, and two rails. On both rails are a bunch of train nerds.
If you throw the switch, the suspension railway will zooooom by on the lower track, and the nerds will all WOOOOOO
If you do not throw the switch, it will nyoooom up the higher track and the nerds will be all YAAAAAA
