Why do you think that? Dive bombing hits generally within a few meters, even during WW2 where it was used against tanks. Why would a guided rocket be that much better? Where would it get the target data from if it doesn't have a human to guide it?
Obviously, there exist guided munitions with higher accuracy (<1m) but that's not the majority.
There is also AppImage Launcher which works nicely for me. It automatically integrates AppImages into the DE (e.g. search and start menu) and a few other nice things.
Absolutely! Unfortunately, we are talking about the US. The article even says explicitly:
"Various U.S. presidents considered and approved billions of dollars in arms sales to controversial nations during his tenure — for instance, to Saudi Arabia in its ongoing war in Yemen."
So it's not the first time he's about to make a very questionable choice. Though I guess he knows some details that blur the lines.
It does sound a bit weird. On the other hand, if he can influence the choices positively, he does have a point. If not him, someone else would take the job. I would have drawn the line somewhere else but I can understand where he is coming from.
And the fact that he resigned means that he has and likely had some moral compass guiding him.
Ich geb zu, es ist alles nicht so leicht. Wenn jemand wirklich viel Milch konsumiert sind 5l am Tag (durch bspw. Käse) nicht unrealistisch (Durchschnitt ist aber bei ca. 50l im Jahr). Was dann 50g Fleisch am Tag entsprechen würde. Definitv genug für einen Veganer der ab und zu Fleisch isst.
Kuhleben war vlt das falsche Wort, ich meinte eher "Kuhleidensjahre". Persönlich habe ich kein Problem mit der Schlachtung selbst. D.h. eigentlich hängt alles auch noch von der eigenen Moralvorstellung ab.
Milchkühe geben übrigens Fleisch von schlechterer Qualität. Und die Kälber werden für die Fleischproduktion Stand heute sowieso geboren (vermutlich? Weiß nicht genau ob Milchkühkälber dafür geeignet sind).
Da sind die Größenordnungen einfach so komplett anders dass das eigentlich nicht stimmt.
Kurz überschlagen gibt eine Kuh ~5000l Milch im Jahr für ungefähr 5 Jahre. D.h. 25000l Milch insgesamt. Eine Kuh gibt ca 200kg Fleisch.
D.h. wenn du mit "hin und wieder etwas Fleisch" etwa 100x weniger Gewicht meinst als jemand der jeden Tag Milch konsumiert dann funktioniert es. Ansonsten kostet Fleischkonsum deutlich mehr Kuhleben als Milchkonsum.
Vielleicht darf man eine Phrase hernehmen obwohl sie vor 80 Jahren vor Nazis hergenommen wurde? Wenige assoziieren "Jedem das seine" mit KZs und es ist einfach ein passender Spruch.
Seh wirklich nicht warum man eine auf ersten Blick unschuldige Phrase vermeiden soll. "Arbeit macht frei" ist da deutlich problematischer aber "Jedem das seine"?
I meant what actually happened is illogical to me. So I'm simply a bit confused and understand that there might be some nuance that I'm missing.
And I think an accidental leak is absolutely possible, it's only that a conscious effort by China and the USA is unrealistic.
Just so you know, not only them are reading your response. I appreciate your response.
And as someone that isn't working in the field, I have to admit that it is very illogical that they would conduct gain-of-function research on coronaviruses in a country previously hit by a coronavirus outbreak while violating safety standards. Obviously that's hindsight but shouldn't this be very obviously a bad idea? It's not like the existence of a virus like COVID-19/sarscov-2 was completely unexpected.
The only thing I could find is an old-school keyboard by IBM. I guess that's it and OP just likes the hacker vibes of using that kind of keyboard?
Die Apartheid bezieht sich auf Israel, nicht (Edit: nur) auf Gaza und die Westbank. Es gab auch damals Palästiner (bzw. Araber die wir heutzutage als Palästiner bezeichnen würden) in Israel. Siehe bspw. den Wikipediaartikel dazu:
"While most Arabs remaining in Israel were granted citizenship, they were subject to martial law in the early years of the state.[33][34] Zionism had given little serious thought as to how to integrate Arabs, and according to Ian Lustick subsequent policies were 'implemented by a rigorous regime of military rule that dominated what remained of the Arab population in territory ruled by Israel, enabling the state to expropriate most Arab-owned land, severely limit its access to investment capital and employment opportunity, and eliminate virtually all opportunities to use citizenship as a vehicle for gaining political influence'.[35] Travel permits, curfews, administrative detentions, and expulsions were part of life until 1966."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_citizens_of_Israel