"And Russia's internal security service, the FSB, recently said it foiled a Ukrainian plot to destroy its last remaining aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov. The ship, launched in 1985, has been undergoing repairs since 2018."
I hope Ukraine can still make this happen. That would a be huge win, even if the carrier is never functional and isn't in the black sea. Imagine if Russia no longer even had a carrier. That'd be one way to put them in their place.
How long will this be visible once it happens? The article doesn't seem to say. I'm assuming it's not a blink and you'll miss it kind of thing.
Army combat uniforms even come pretreated with it.
It could potentially work out like netflix letting users keep the discs they had.
I 100% would not want an image like that to pop up in front of a coworker. I'm on board with you, OP.
Yeah agreed. I'm just saying what's the difference between someone choosing to subject themselves to that heat for religion vs someone who chose to do it for some other reason. I'm not religious, but the fact that someone else died practicing what they believe doesn't make me happy. The initial comment I replied to is just feeding into the atheism circle-jerk that's really common here.
Is the issue here really that they were practicing their religion, or is the issue the 125°F heat?
This tl;dr does not do the article justice. Highly recommend everyone read the article.
They don't follow the grid frequency because the EU or US regulations require it, they follow the grid frequency because physics demands it.
I think that's why they said between the maintenance cost and market price.