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This seems dysfunctional and a API for institutional subversion. If you can subvert the machinery that creates judges, you can basically take over a democracy without having any way to fix that except for institutional repair and waiting out the working lifespan of judges (which can be 1.5 generations)
That article has no mentioning of the tiktok speedruns?
The WHO is just another politically subverted organization. It declared covid for half an eternity as not airborne. If its connected with a loos of face or economic short term losses- many actors will put the pressur on to prevent the declaration of an pandemic or other travell restrictions.

The us is not involved in this mess.

The problem is that the losses indicate something worse. A breakdown of doctrinal disciplin- mostly created by chronic underestimation of advesaries in the region. If Israel can pulp the proxxies that easy, iran would be easy. Thus it was not necessary to do what ukraine does- mostly keeping planes in the air so they are not bombed on the runway, rotating them among bases - etc.

Which is specified as a strategy in the doctrine of the airforce.

Re:What has kept you going during a personal crisis? on Monday September 26, 2022 @01:30PM (#32985826)
Routine :structure the days with little accomplishments. Also reading Robinson Crusoe
Re:British pound hits record low against the dollar on Monday September 26, 2022 @02:18AM (#32980026)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=404IeUzGNZ4

Best explanation I ever heard for that phenomenon

Re:How Bad Europe’s Energy Crisis Is on Wednesday August 31, 2022 @11:47AM (#32663782)
The wave was small compared to what's yet to come. And we can already perceive a rise in authoritarian governments and decline of left institutions. Putin is accelerating a declining process well underway and though we still will be here afterwards, we might not recognize ourselves in the mirror. War is to force your enemy to change his behavior by force. Putin might actually on the verge of victory here.
Re:Scrum Has Failed the Developers on Sunday August 28, 2022 @02:41PM (#32630830)
Waterfall is a constructed counter example. Nobody out side of safety sensitive fields like aerospace or the military ever used it and there it is only used because the requirements force it upon the developers. What good can a paradigm do, which basic starting approach is to define itself as counter move to a strawman.
Re:Military drone swarms and how to combat them on Tuesday August 23, 2022 @06:55AM (#32562958)
Carrier drones are the ideal, swallowing cost of transport while not sacrificing amount and speed
Straw man, germany has physical speed limits on most of the Autobahn. Meaning the rightmost lane is usually filled with trucks, leaving one or two lanes, were the aging populations slowest drivers create a upper speed limits (usually 120). And even those struggle with those slow Netherlands caravans. Your habbits are not a borthright to be a traffic obsticle in another country.
Cryptourism nice portmanteau
Re:Why hasn't Middle Earth had an Industrial Revolution? on Tuesday June 28, 2022 @01:41AM (#31904495)
War with ents is my most likely explanation, most of middle earth is the frontiers in inter species warfare.
Re:Spotify deletes 70 Joe Rogan episodes on Saturday February 05, 2022 @04:18AM (#30219355)
The death of the open web is actually the vanishing of the self educated power user culture.
Re:Farmers facing fertiliser sticker shock may cut use on Thursday January 06, 2022 @02:51PM (#29828972)
The last cut in american over production resulted in the Arab-spring revolution wave and the Syrian Civil War.
Re:Surely you're joking, Comrade Beria on Saturday November 20, 2021 @02:44AM (#29286323)
The big leap was a disaster in all relevant metrics but propaganda.
Re:Why Don’t We Forget How to Ride a Bike? on Sunday December 02, 2018 @04:18AM (#18581557)
My personal assumption is that all that comes close to the rush of the animal hunting experience rewires a part of the brain.
Re:Scientists make a touch tablet that rolls and scrolls on Friday August 31, 2018 @03:36PM (#17888164)
Wasn't there a fiber that stiffens under load?
All games that don't have a devs vs user-base monetization mindset.

In the end all games become what management considers a good game in its shark eats shark, one up in manipulation - world.

Then there is the fact that a inferior aiming tool (game pad) became the Togo for most modern shooters.

Its feels like a product who's producer mastered the complete mental manipulation of its user-base ages ago. Suddenly all your interests align every time and you wake up feeling used and abused while distinctly remembering having a different opinion before the good times. Gaming might just be ahead of the dystopia curve here. No wonder Yuri-industries pushes the narrative of the strong, self-controlled consumer.

You are entering the town of Rantsend.

There are open source projects though trying to cater to this.. Spring-Rats and 0AD come to mind.
What happens though if you give a avian or a tribe of sign language fluent apes.. a way to write things down permanently..
Those illustrations and stories where the reason I bought SC.. Event though wc2 was just a polished dune clone