I have a few questions: Why does that tray look absolutely new? like no scratch marks? I’ve been military, and NEVER saw anything that new.

Am I to believe a ship the size of a floating city doesn’t have non-perishables to last 5 years at least?

The ships can’t be resupplied by bog standard container ships from a nearby neutral/friendly country?

The armed forces that can essentially airlift an entire army within a week can’t airdrop a few hundred pallets on a carrier’s deck? (Nevermind that in the Vietnam war landing a fucking C130 was trialled, on carriers smaller than supercarriers.

Also, the newer super Hercules y way more powerful, has shorter take off and landing, etc…), never mind that heavy helos can lift 4-5 tons, so 10 Sea Stallions or equivalent can put 40 tons of food on a carrier’s deck within hours.

The surface under the tray looks suspiciously like a kitchen countertop, but I haven’t seen a carrier mess hall.

Sorry, but I have a hard time believing it.

The postal stuff I can understand, as it’s really non essential.

I’m 110% against the Epstein wars, but this looks iffy.

My first choice for RAM, SSDs, and Flash drives is always Goodram, because they are European, but I’m pretty sure they buy the actual chips from Asia.

At least they got that part right. It runs Pine.

Thousands of internal combustion engines. Go figure!

Note This article is written by me and spell checked with AI. Many of the images are generated by AI. They are mostly to explain certain points and break up the wall of text.

Well FUCK YOU!

Use your word processor to spell check, and buy stock photos taken by humans, which have probably been ripped off to train that AI.

Your disclaimer doesn’t legitimize anything.

Vivaldi. By the OG team behind Opera.

Only 49 years!

Enshitification.

Yeah, I saw that. Corrected.

I thought that people would understand that the post could only be sarcastic, but no

Jeez, people! I forgot to add the /S

Just an FYI, changing a battery in a phone with a glued back cover is fairly trivial. A hair dryer Is usually enough, tons of youtube tutorials, and you can get plastic back covers to replace the shitty glass ones from aliexpress for peanuts

Yeah, a lot more money should be spent on research for this. /S

adding to this. I imagine that the emitter by itself costs a fraction, so set-up a huge array of these dumb emitters, and a few active systems randomly within that array. You’d essentially create an interdiction zone.

Because screwdrivers are regulated, screwdriver licenses are hard to obtain, and while most people can do the clockwise thing, counterclockwise is a skill that takes years to master.

My father was a fighter pilot. He explained that at a sufficiently sharp angle, hitting water was like hitting concrete.