CitizenVectron

How long can soldiers realistically be effective without rotation away from the front? I've read that the US believed in WWII it to be around 80 days before men would need months of recuperation. Right now the Russian troops (almost half of whom are conscripts) have been at war for 75 days, with an additional one to ten months of "training" in muddy fields before that.

lol A Typo Sent $36 million of Crypto into the Ether WWW.CNET.COM Developers of the Juno cryptocurrency meant to send $36 million in tokens to a community-controlled wallet. Human error sent it to an inaccessible address.

I need to quote myself here, because America has a weird obsession (fetish, even) with political compromise. Well, the Democrats do, at least (at high levels). Side A: We want to kill all Black people, but are willing to compromise under the right conditions and simply keep people as slaves. Side B: We will not compromise with people willing to have slaves, or kill people Media/Political Class: Hmm, sounds like one side is willing to compromise and be rational, and the other isn't!

Ukraine has reached the Russian border in Kharkiv Oblast:

Make sure you wait until grade 12 until you tell them Columbus was attracted to women, though.

Absolutely. No doubt he'll also remove warning labels about misinfo, too. We'll get extremely popular posts with tens of thousands of shares that have bald-faced, dangerous lies about whatever, and the twitter policy will be to ignore because people need to be free to be tricked.

WaPo vying with NYT for shittiest newspaper of record.

7 globemasters have departed from Norway without explanation. In what is purely a coincidence, I am sure, there were dozens of self-propelled artillery units spotted parked on airport runways in recent days.

Some sort of explosion at sea, off the coast of Crimea:

Yeah, okay, and they want a land bridge to Kyiv, too. But how are they going to achieve it?

That's good to hear. Hopefully it continues to improve.

Easy peazy, SCOTUS can just rule that the law isn't unconstitutional because they aren't a part of government!

Apple's Director of Machine Learning Resigns Due to Return to Office Work WWW.MACRUMORS.COM Apple's director of machine learning, Ian Goodfellow, has resigned from his role a little over four years after he joined the company after... @legend do you know who this guy is?

Exclusive: WB Considering Replacing Ezra Miller As The Flash With Dylan O'Brien WWW.SCREENGEEK.NET It appears that W is considering their options for replacing actor Ezra Miller as the DCEU's The Flash - and one of them is Dylan O'Brien. Not a surprise if true, considering Miller's issues. But it's Screengeek, so who knows.

Cool cool, seems like a great system

Answers are yes, or "Not that I'm aware of," precisely because of that.

Have you caught COVID?

We should have a CEB poll. EDIT - Poll here: