Pretty sure we knew this was coming. Bunch of articles last year or the year before that stating that SSD prices were going to climb if not skyrocket.
Paradox has recently gotten hammered on their recent releases, both Golden and Early Access. I wonder if that was part of the reason.
I don't understand why add the beef...
Just like Y to post a click bait, non-informative post. Here's an article that has more info.https://www.theyeshivaworld.com/news/israel-news/2280460/shockingly-inept-us-missile-defense-system-had-75-failure-rate-in-iran-attack-on-israel.html
The rate is only for SM-3 missiles that targeted ballistics. Israel also had significantly fewer targets and better preparation for their interceptions.
Do you want current regime or it's history? Because... Lol if you think that number is 0 for either.
It's likely he pulled it out of his ass, much like a lot of the headlines he throws up.
The mission-capable rate is 55 percent, but that definition is for a single-task mission. Considering the F-35 is meant to have multiple missions, the report is a bit damning on the supply issue. However, the report is meant to highlight the issues so that the military can take over supply and maintenance in 2027. And a lot of the issues are lack of supply and depots for maintenance.
The $1.7 trillion is an estimated cost over the lifecycle of the entire F-35 fleet of 2500 planes. The F-22 first flew in 1990 and entered service in 2005. So 20-30 years would be a decent lifecycle. The math for the F-35, using 20 year lifecycle, comes out to about $65 billion/yr for 2500 planes or $26 million/yr per plane. Part of the report is also providing recommendations on lowering maintenance costs.
It's still a lot of money, but when we're talking decades, we need to put that into perspective when healthcare spending in the US is $4.5 trillion per year.
About time. Maybe the maps will be updated correctly and people can now see just how pathetic those ISPs have been.
Tremors got it right, huh?
I'm definitely doing better than my parents. But they were horrible with money so it's not like it was a high bar.
Yeah, the guy doesn't even work for NATO. What a obviously misleading title.
https://www.azerbaycan24.com/en/nato-cheerleader-advocates-breaking-up-brazil/
General Grant was not an alcoholic. He drank missing his wife. He never drank while in battle. That's one of many slanders of the Lost Cause that victimizes the South as well as proposes the South to be superior in many aspects.
Grant was by far the better general. While Lee fought a mostly defensive Virginia campaign, Grant was out completing the North's military objectives in aggressive, modern strategies. His rally and subsequent victory at Shiloh, despite his mistakes. His Vicksburg Campaign that is still studied to this day. Grant's ability to fight the war that Lee could not win when Grant finally took over the army of the Potomac and hounded Lee, when previous generals would turn, until he had nothing but a ragged army.
I mean that's disingenuous statement. It's Clearly built to emulate the drop off/pick ups of airports. Clearly you've never been to elementary schools in the morning and afternoon where there's lines of cars for parents dropping off their kids and numerous buses doing the same on the other side of the building.
It's clear no one is going to walk to this school. So the kids have to be dropped off by car or bus. To move traffic off of the main road and provide parents with as fast and as safe drop off/pick up as possible, there is a large 4 lane road to keep traffic moving.
This isn't egregious use of land and roads when it fits the actual demographic - parents who want to transport their kids themselves.
I have an AWS DevOps Pro cert. The test very much focuses on DevOps using AWS services. If you plan on going DevOps in AWS it is certainly worthwhile in lieu of experience.
However, they are not easy certs and you have to renew every 3 years. Dip your toes in the practitioner cert for a basic understanding of AWS services, the Developer cert to have an idea of how AWS connects services together for development purposes, and the DevOps pro for solutions architecting for DevOps in AWS.
For something less AWS-centric, look into getting Hashicorp Terraform certifications. Lots of IaC uses Terraform and that's a cloud-agnostic tool you should definitely highlight as a skill set if you plan on doing DevOps.
I just want another Aliens vs Predator video game. Those 3-way multiplayer matches were so fun.