2 points ·
That is pretty cool, didn't know this.
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- Europe's rearmament continues to lag far behind Russia, study warns · 63 points · 23 comments
- Putin's demands to Ukraine underscore a position the West has always suspected: No compromise · 163 points · 8 comments
- Canadian PM criticises UK invite to Trump for second state visit · 167 points · 14 comments
- Mother of autistic boy left with £10,000 debt after breaching DWP rules by £1.92 a week · 395 points · 69 comments
- ‘They cannot be jammed’: fibre optic drones pose new threat in Ukraine · 462 points · 149 comments
- AfD is the most popular party in Germany for the first time, with a record 26% · 347 points · 277 comments
- World map showing whether countries have more males or females · 184 points · 47 comments
- There's a reason we aren't as harsh on the Steam Deck. Actually, a couple. · 1138 points · 299 comments
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5 points ·
Perhaps the issue is kinda the weaponry type. Nato has long gone for expensive smart weaponry but this stuff is expensive. Where as russia is more into dumb cheap weapons.
15 points ·
Its a little unfair comparison on the vehicles, Ukraine is being supplied with hand me downs from the western nations (with some new things here abd there) while russia is still going through its stocks. At this point I am not sure what runs out first.
Certainly they are able to manufacture and import more shells than Ukraine and shove more soldiers into the grinder. Now with united states of orange fuckwit in the game, it's no longer the case that Ukraine can guarantee survival once the aid is cut off. We seen just how useless western Europe has been with trying to supply Ukraine without US.
So currently i can see putler gambling on other European countries giving up support, certainly recent elections are making it more likely. Once western support dries up sufficiently, Ukraine won't last long on its own. Just look what happening in European elections when it comes to right wing...
All these developments are rather worrying for me as i would very much like to see a complete Ukrainian victory and return to their pre 2014 borders.
10 points ·
Yup absolutely agree.
53 points ·
The same report released in May found the DWP had known since 2021 that overpayment of Carer's Allowance has left some people in financial difficulty.
Remind me when were last general elections again? Another conservative mine they left hanging about by sweeping it under the rug.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c20jln81w72o
Not a fan of labour but please give credit where its due, as to which government did nothing first.
3 points ·
I assume there are ways of doible backing in some unexpected direction first before flying out of one thicket into another and maybe then to the enemy? I am just guessing what is practical though
1 points ·
donno about Germany, but here in UK the current government is actually putting through unexpected changes, but its probably invisible to general public. news outlets are generally pro conservatives here
19 points ·
Isn't this mostly showing that females have longer lifespans and in countries where they have weird preference for boys, the skew towards male?
8 points ·
Can you actually use steamdeck as a desktop PC though? Can it drive dual external monitors? Is it a reasonable "minipc" type thing? How much power does it munch on in idle?
Can I maybe put some other linux distro on it? So many questions