yallmad4
yallmad4 t1_j5pj974 wrote
Reply to comment by slowslownotbad in Starlink Is ‘Forced’ To Finally Start Caring About The System’s Light Pollution And Harm To Scientific Research by Albion_Tourgee
This is true, but the light occlusion issue is still a big one. Militarily speaking, it helps to be a hard to see target.
yallmad4 t1_iugg4i4 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg said on Sunday she will skip next month's COP27 talks in Egypt, slamming the global summit as a forum for "greenwashing" by DoremusJessup
So her autism is disqualifying for a valid opinion but yours isn't?
yallmad4 t1_iug1835 wrote
Reply to comment by crailface in Heating Season Postponed as Warm Weather Sweeps Across Europe by U5K0
Lmao
yallmad4 t1_itlze2b wrote
Reply to comment by yacht_boy in USB-C iPhone will be mandatory in Europe as EU law passes final stage by prehistoric_knight
I'm really glad you're the kind of person shitposting to reddit instead of making a difference in the world or the world would be much worse.
Keep up the good work.
yallmad4 t1_j6gb8p4 wrote
Reply to comment by SuperRedShrimplet in Dutch firm: US, allies near deal to limit chip tech to China by Brave_Conflict465
It's not a question of yes/no can they produce these chips, it's can they produce them in such quantities that they can make super advanced missiles at scale. The better chips you have the more advanced your munitions are. This still impacts them, and makes their ability to militarize in the short term hampered.
The short term is important because Taiwan is increasingly drifting away from the Chinese sphere of influence, and is turning their entire country into a fortress after Ukraine got Ukraine'd. The longer it takes for them to militarize to the point of being able to pull off an extremely difficult amphibious invasion, the exponentially harder that invasion will be.
Strategically, this decision is sound.