parts of that design difference is the size: western tanks are all larger silhouette, which they had to pay to have better accuracy at extreme ranges
afaik, they're made for defense in depth and retreating at their effective range while thinning out attacking tanks
no, it's because the core doctrine and design (at least of the leopard 1/2) is to use them in defensive battles against larger numbers of tanks - that was the entire NATO strategy in western Europe during the cold war, when all of that hardware was designed
not for rolling into unknown territory and getting hit by entrenched infantry AT, as Turkey discovered a few years ago
It's good he stays in character, back then people didn't know much about physics
In zwei Monaten haben wir Höcke in die Ecke gedrückt dass er quietscht! /s
Also, the dependency management, idk why but I can just shit each time I'm confronted with different .NET versions.
They can keep their overpriced surveillance ware and sell it to some police departments.
You back 16 alphas and what do you get?
Another day older and deeper in debt
Starfield won't call me cause I can't go
I owe my soul to the company store
That photo looks like the swastika on the Reichstag before the Soviets blew it up.
The difference being that with Korea, it would have already had a fusion booster, which even in early designs increased the yield by a factor of 20-100 (Edit: depending on which pure-fission generation you compare to).
Edit: Also, I feel we need some tests again that get recorded with modern equipment - the old footage seems like from another world. People should be able to see it in 8K and VR to get properly scared of them.
Can probably be mitigated by taking some sort of entropy threshold on the level of human language - but then the next step is Markov chain generators or chatGPT spam.
I've used reddit for 11 years and this was what I used it with mostly. Thank you!
yeah same with YouTube plus: if you pay, they can sell your data at a premium, because you're in the group that can be made to pay