This is an oversimplification, I would not consider Orban far right and PB are more populist left if anything. And it's not all Russia's fault, in Bulgaria the pro-Russian government came into power after five years of…
I am just noticing how those ideas are present in Wizard of Earthsea.
What if the threat is not environmental collapse but hostile government?
Do you think that monitoring and surveillance are less of a problem in the US? In China?
Bronze pipes have been discovered in Roman-era settlements and even earlier sites. That's a long time before tobacco was available in Europe.
>Diátaxis is similar to DITA I don't see it. DITA differentiates between topic types such as task, reference, concept, etc., but a tutorial or a solution guide will be a combination of those topic types. Here I believe…
There are less than benign godlike entities in that imagined future, for example the Excession and some of the Sublimed. That adds an additional layer to the narrative.
I am sorry for jumping on this opportunity to be a smartass, but this type of armor predates the sarissa phalanx by almost 1000 years.
You can deorbit debris without physical contact, but you could argue the method results in a weapon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_broom
Not only that, people whose most fertile agricultural land is now under salt water.
Yes, we might need to shoot at them.
I had a titanium Tissot watch and it scratched easier than steel watches.
I'm starting to think some kind of shade megastructure in orbit might might be the only solution to lowering global temperature. I know that light exerts pressure and that keeping it in place would be a major challenge,…
You use Balkan as a synonym for Yugoslav, which is wrong.
Bulgaria and Greece are Balkan countries. How are they much smaller than Serbia?
Where's titanium on that scale?
Sadly, the "everything is bad" refrain which 10 years ago was invented by conservative eurasianists is today picked up by the new liberal left.
I will assume you're a fellow Bulgarian. At least find comfort in the fact that we've sold billions of USD worth of weapons to all those conflicts of the last 30 years. The part with the F16s is bullshit, as is most of…
German Parliament convened today, they will triple funding for the Bundeswehr.
I would recommend Paolo Bacigalupi's The Windup Girl and other books. Violent but masterful narratives about an unhappy future.
This thing again. I think all the misunderstanding starts from this one person misinterpreting Homer's "wine-dark sea" to mean blue. No. It means on the deep black sea.
I think Chasm City is his best book, but it requires context from other Revelation Space novels to be enjoyed fully.
What about armor?
I think shortage of metal was a problem during the bronze age. Because bronze is easily recyclable, my theory is that the Late Bronze Age collapse happened when everyone had a sword. In the Iron age, it's not a question…
>As a result, an opposition party had no media coverage at all The party in question is supported by an entire media conglomerate, Ikonomedia, and they have always supported first and foremost the interests of the local…
This is an oversimplification, I would not consider Orban far right and PB are more populist left if anything. And it's not all Russia's fault, in Bulgaria the pro-Russian government came into power after five years of…
I am just noticing how those ideas are present in Wizard of Earthsea.
What if the threat is not environmental collapse but hostile government?
Do you think that monitoring and surveillance are less of a problem in the US? In China?
Bronze pipes have been discovered in Roman-era settlements and even earlier sites. That's a long time before tobacco was available in Europe.
>Diátaxis is similar to DITA I don't see it. DITA differentiates between topic types such as task, reference, concept, etc., but a tutorial or a solution guide will be a combination of those topic types. Here I believe…
There are less than benign godlike entities in that imagined future, for example the Excession and some of the Sublimed. That adds an additional layer to the narrative.
I am sorry for jumping on this opportunity to be a smartass, but this type of armor predates the sarissa phalanx by almost 1000 years.
You can deorbit debris without physical contact, but you could argue the method results in a weapon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_broom
Not only that, people whose most fertile agricultural land is now under salt water.
Yes, we might need to shoot at them.
I had a titanium Tissot watch and it scratched easier than steel watches.
I'm starting to think some kind of shade megastructure in orbit might might be the only solution to lowering global temperature. I know that light exerts pressure and that keeping it in place would be a major challenge,…
You use Balkan as a synonym for Yugoslav, which is wrong.
Bulgaria and Greece are Balkan countries. How are they much smaller than Serbia?
Where's titanium on that scale?
Sadly, the "everything is bad" refrain which 10 years ago was invented by conservative eurasianists is today picked up by the new liberal left.
I will assume you're a fellow Bulgarian. At least find comfort in the fact that we've sold billions of USD worth of weapons to all those conflicts of the last 30 years. The part with the F16s is bullshit, as is most of…
German Parliament convened today, they will triple funding for the Bundeswehr.
I would recommend Paolo Bacigalupi's The Windup Girl and other books. Violent but masterful narratives about an unhappy future.
This thing again. I think all the misunderstanding starts from this one person misinterpreting Homer's "wine-dark sea" to mean blue. No. It means on the deep black sea.
I think Chasm City is his best book, but it requires context from other Revelation Space novels to be enjoyed fully.
What about armor?
I think shortage of metal was a problem during the bronze age. Because bronze is easily recyclable, my theory is that the Late Bronze Age collapse happened when everyone had a sword. In the Iron age, it's not a question…
>As a result, an opposition party had no media coverage at all The party in question is supported by an entire media conglomerate, Ikonomedia, and they have always supported first and foremost the interests of the local…