> if the founder wasn't so polarizing I wanted to nitpick on calling Elon Musk a founder, as Tesla was originally founded by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning in July 2003. But as I did my research, I learnt, that he…
AFAIK, Russia is building their own (improved/modifed) Shahed drones and no longer buy/import them from Iran. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yelabuga_drone_factory
> to the point where it's run out of munitions Hopefully, the same can be said to Russia war of aggression and both conflicts stop killing civilians and destroying their infrastructure. But I do not see, that either…
Maybe the author mixed it up, with another Martin invasion story called "Two Planets" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Planets), which was released a bit earlier than War of the Worlds and according to Wikipedia, it…
> But I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that the pets didn’t even recognize [the robot cat] as an animal. This reminds of the "Spy in the wild" BBC series, which takes a different take on that. One of the scene…
No idea, either. Probably just to fill the pages and maybe to amaze the reader and spend more time on the ad pages. I have a german edition of a Battletech novel, which has a similar ad for the same 5-min-soup, and the…
> if the founder wasn't so polarizing I wanted to nitpick on calling Elon Musk a founder, as Tesla was originally founded by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning in July 2003. But as I did my research, I learnt, that he…
AFAIK, Russia is building their own (improved/modifed) Shahed drones and no longer buy/import them from Iran. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yelabuga_drone_factory
> to the point where it's run out of munitions Hopefully, the same can be said to Russia war of aggression and both conflicts stop killing civilians and destroying their infrastructure. But I do not see, that either…
Maybe the author mixed it up, with another Martin invasion story called "Two Planets" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Planets), which was released a bit earlier than War of the Worlds and according to Wikipedia, it…
> But I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that the pets didn’t even recognize [the robot cat] as an animal. This reminds of the "Spy in the wild" BBC series, which takes a different take on that. One of the scene…
No idea, either. Probably just to fill the pages and maybe to amaze the reader and spend more time on the ad pages. I have a german edition of a Battletech novel, which has a similar ad for the same 5-min-soup, and the…