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Airbus employees, I suppose. They have a site in Filton.

Nah you're seeing this a little pessimistic. It's clear to anyone that there will be political in fighting in such a case, but claiming and retaining power is not easy, especially under the conditions that Russia is in right now. Different interests will need to compete for political power, and the resulting government will surely not align with the West's vision of democratic rule. However, these are the moments of opportunity for the people. Nobody in the country comes even close to Putins cult status. Anything can happen.

Wouldn't it be funny if make that 180° towards democracy like the US did towards fascism? :)

If you're not fascinated by computers and you're not sure if you want to really dedicate your career to it, I'd really think twice about going into CS. If you want to get into programming/development, you can either do that by learning specific languages and building stuff, or study something technical that interests you.

Nowadays, programming is very much required in any STEM related fields if you want to keep up with the times. I myself have an Aerospace Master's degree but have been mostly doing software related things in my career and am now a data engineer at an aircraft manufacturer. None of my data science colleagues studied CS, neither did the data engineers that I work with.

Just one perspective. Don't give up, you've got this!

You should still post links to the images. Not enough people get exposed to the hard truth that is going on in Gaza. I'm one of those.

Markets should be free, trade should be open, industries should be monopolized and the masses should be exploited.

ftfy

Here in Germany the far right is painting him as a commie :)

In the end, we're just training some non-artifical intelligence.

Been running it for years and I'm still using Gmail and Maps. No issues. There's lots of info surrounding the topic of using Play Services etc on GrapheneOS.

Oh wow, didn't know that. Where's this text from?

The time to fight is now.

Another one of those Schrödinger's jokes.

*Technically* they were engineered from the ground up to send a small projectile as far as possible using a chemical reaction.

I'm referring to this bit: they are not technically engineered to simply shoot a projectile. They are engineered for a specific purpose, which is to kill people. Your comment sounds like you want to downplay the role of requirements in the engineering process, like a lot of people here do.